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  5-minute walk to Oyama Shrine

  Oyama Shrine is a shrine dedicated to Maeda Toshiie, the first lord of the Kaga Domain, and his wife, Lady O-matsu.
  Designated as an Important Cultural Property of the country, the "Shinmon" gate, which incorporates Japanese, Chinese, and Western elements, is the main attraction.
  Also, it is said that touching the stone called "Sashi-ishi" brings good health. It is believed to grant benefits such as luck in competitions, health, and matchmaking, inspired by Toshiie Maeda, and is known locally as a famous power spot.

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  9-minute walk to the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa

  A popular tourist spot visited by 2 million people annually, based on the concept of "Creating a New Culture" and "Generating New Town Vibrancy."
  In addition to the famous swimming pool exhibits, the interactive and mysterious art that you can "see, touch, and enjoy"
  can be enjoyed by both young children and adults.

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  7-minute walk to Nagamachi Samurai Residence Ruins

  The "Nagamachi Samurai District," where traditional earthen walls and stone-paved paths remain, and magnificent samurai residences stand side by side.
  It is designated as a traditional environment preservation area and scenic district.
  The streets lined with earthen walls make you feel as if you have time-traveled back to the feudal era.
  In winter, "komo-gake" is done to protect earthen walls from snow, becoming a winter tradition in Kanazawa.

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  8 minutes by car to Higashi Chaya District

  One of the tea house districts representing the culture of Kanazawa, the charming old streets have been designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings by the country.
  You can enjoy shopping and dining in a charming townscape lined with elegant traditional Japanese restaurants, stylish machiya cafes, and select shops handling traditional crafts.

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  10-minute walk to Kanazawa Castle Park

  Kanazawa Castle was the residence of the Maeda clan, lords of the Kaga domain, during the Edo period.
  The entire area, including the castle ruins, has been developed as "Kanazawa Castle Park."
  Ishikawa Gate, which has survived since the mid-Edo period despite repeated great fires, is designated as an Important Cultural Property of the nation due to its value as a precious structure.

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  12-minute walk to Kanazawa Kenrokuen Garden

  A stroll garden counted as one of Japan's three most famous gardens.
  It is also known as a garden rich in nature, showcasing the beauty of each season with spring cherry blossoms, summer fresh greenery, autumn foliage, and winter golden snow-covered trees.
  It offers a wonderful view no matter when you visit and is loved by many local residents and tourists from around the world.

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  13-minute walk to Omicho Market

  The "Omicho Market," with a history of about 300 years, 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 meal restaurants.
  It is affectionately called "Omicho."
  Why not enjoy eating around and interacting with the locals?