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Oyamajinja Shrine is a 5-minute walk away.
Oyamajinja Shrine is dedicated to the first lord of the Kaga Domain, Toshiie Maeda, and his legal wife, Omatsu. It is designated as an Important Cultural Property of the country, and the "Shinto Gate," which incorporates elements of Japanese, Chinese, and Western styles, is the main attraction. Additionally, it is said that touching the stone known as the "Sashi-ishi" brings good health, and as a blessing, it is associated with good fortune in competitions, health, and matchmaking, making it a well-known power spot in the local area.

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa is a 9-minute walk away.
A popular tourist spot that attracts 2 million visitors a year, based on the concept of "creating new culture" and "revitalizing the town." In addition to the famous swimming pool exhibit, the "see, touch, and enjoy" interactive art is fun for both small children and adults.

7-minute walk to Nagamachi Samurai Residences
The traditional earthen walls and stone-paved alleys remain, lined with magnificent samurai residences known as "Nagamachi Samurai Residences." It is designated as a traditional environment preservation area and a scenic district. The streets with continuous earthen walls make you feel as if you have time-traveled back to the feudal era. In winter, a protective cover called "komo-kake" is placed over the earthen walls, becoming a winter tradition in Kanazawa.

Higashi Chaya District is an 8-minute drive away.
It is one of the teahouse districts that represent Kanazawa's culture, and the charming old streets have been designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. Elegant kaiseki restaurants, stylish town cafes, and select shops featuring traditional crafts line the streets, allowing visitors to enjoy shopping and dining in a picturesque setting.

Kanazawa Castle Park is a 10-minute walk away.
Kanazawa Castle was the residence of the Kaga clan lord Maeda during the Edo period. The area, including the castle ruins, has been developed as "Kanazawa Castle Park." Despite suffering from repeated large fires, the "Ishikawa Gate," which has existed since the mid-Edo period, is designated as an important cultural property of the country due to its value as a historical structure.

Kenrokuen Garden is a 12-minute walk away.
It is one of Japan's three famous gardens, featuring a stroll garden design. Known for its rich natural beauty, it showcases the splendor of the seasons with cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery in summer, autumn leaves, and snow-covered landscapes in winter. No matter when you visit, the scenery is magnificent and is loved by many locals and tourists from around the world.

Omicho Market is a 13-minute walk away.
Founded about 300 years ago, Omicho Market is the kitchen of Kanazawa citizens, where you can enjoy not only fresh seafood but also various gourmet foods such as Omicho croquettes, curry, oden, and set meals. It is affectionately called "Omicho." Why not enjoy walking around and interacting with the locals?