Explore the world famous UNESCO village on our full-day Shirakawago & Kanazawa tour from Kanazawa station! 
Admire the picturesque landscapes in Shirakawa-go in the morning, then return to Kanazawa to visit must-see attractions like Kenrokuen Garden and Higashi Chaya District. 
In Kanazawa, you will make Japanese sweets with a professional craftsman and enjoy the traditional craft of gold leaf experience.
Stroll through the geisha district while savoring luxurious soft serve ice cream adorned with gold leaf.
Enjoy unique experiences on this one-day tour that you wouldn't have on your own.

・1 Day adventure to World Heritage Shirakawago and Kanazawa city
・A Professional English-speaking guide attend this tour 
・On top of that, multilingual audio guidance is available in EN, FR, IT, ES, DE, PT, UK
・Please enjoy Walking & Local food in Shirakawa-go
・Let's make Japanese Sweets(Wagashi)with professional Wagashi craftsman
・Learn about Traditional craft Gold leaf experience

World Heritage Shirakawa-go and Experience Tours from Kanazawa

Discover the most authentic essence of Japan on an unforgettable journey from Kanazawa Station to the charming village of Shirakawago. A magical place designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its gassho-zukuri houses with steep thatched roofs evoke a landscape frozen in time. Enjoy free time to explore the village at your own pace and savor a traditional lunch surrounded by a dreamlike setting.

Continue your day at the majestic Kenrokuen Garden (If option selected), a peaceful haven famous for its harmony between nature and Japanese art. Stroll among crystal-clear ponds, stone bridges, and centuries-old trees.

 the experience continues in the Higashi Chaya district, where cobblestone streets and traditional teahouses will transport you to the era of geishas and samurais, offering a unique atmosphere full of history.

Return to Kanazawa with unforgettable memories from a day that perfectly blends history, culture, and nature.

Shirakawago & Kanazawa from Kanazawa

Deep in the mountains of Japan lies the quaint villages of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama, with their beautifully preserved gassho-style houses. These UNESCO World Heritage Sites, some of the buildings are over 250 years old, gives a glimpse into the ways of Japanese traditional farming communities. On the way from Kanazawa to those stunning sites, there are other historic towns such as the woodcarvers of Inami. Being far from the large cities of Tokyo and Osaka, enjoy walking through a town which continues its tradition of woodcarving to this day. On the shops, in the temples and on signs are beautiful examples of this living history. The entire region was once home to many different kinds of local crafts, such as Japanese style paper making, an activity that you can do on this tour. Enjoy a day long bus tour from Kanazawa where you can see expert wood carving, try your hand at paper making and see the UNESCO World Heritage sites Shirakawa-go and Gokayama traditional homes.

From Kanazawa: Shirakawa-go, Gokayama and Wood Carving Village

Our tour offers the best route to see all of Kanazawa's must-see spots, and many of its lesser known gems, in one day on foot. Our knowledgeable guides will ensure you come away with an enriched understanding of the culture of Kanazawa. Guests will also have the opportunity to try Matcha and traditional sweets at a historical tea house, allowing them to feel a connection to Kanazawa and its customs after only a short time. Please consider participating in this tour if you want to make the best of your time in Kanazawa on a course that is exhaustive but not exhausting.

Full-Day Tour from Kanazawa: Samurai, Matcha, Gardens and Geisha

Embark on an extraordinary journey through Japan's hidden cultural gems with this expertly guided day tour from Kanazawa. Explore the enchanting UNESCO World Heritage village of Shirakawago, where fairy-tale gassho-zukuri farmhouses with dramatic thatched roofs have weathered centuries of mountain snow.

Discover historic Takayama, the captivating "Little Kyoto of the Alps," where cobblestone Kami-Sannomachi streets house traditional sake breweries, artisanal miso shops, and charming boutiques selling handcrafted folk art and local delicacies. Marvel at spectacular festival floats at Yatai Kaikan from Japan's most celebrated festivals. Your National Government Licensed Guide unveils fascinating cultural secrets throughout this immersive experience.

1-Day Shirakawago & Takayama Tour (Round Trip from Kanazawa)

This bus tour departs from Kanazawa Station where you can enjoy the world heritage site Shirakawago and the Gasshozukuri settlement of Gokayama in a day.The tour is accompanied by an English speaking staff, so it is safe for foreigners.On the bus, your guide will give you a walking map of each tourist destination.The guide will guide you through the sights and souvenirs beforehand, so you can enjoy walking around efficiently.Lunch is a Japanese set meal full of local dishes from the Hida region and mountain produce.You don't have to worry about food, so you can take a leisurely stroll.
The tour ends (arrival at Kanazawa Station) at 3:45 p.m.

＜Itinerary＞
07:50 The JR Kanazawa Station assembly Kanazawa Port Exit (West Exit) Group bus drop-off point
08:00 forehand departs JR Kanazawa Station
09:15 - 09:30 Michi no Eki "Shirakawago"
09:40 - 11:45 Shirakawa-go Freedom walk
11:45 - 12:30 Lunch
13:15 - 14:15 Gokayama Aikura Gassho Village Free walk
15:45 Group bus stop at the west exit of Kanazawa Port Station

*Schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to road conditions, weather, etc.
*Michi no Eki Shirakawago is closed from December 29 to January 1.On regular holidays, we will stop at Jottekale Castleside (Toyama Prefecture).
*The price of the trip does not include admission to each facility or meals during free time.
*Infants do not include meals.Bus seat prices only.If you require infant meals, please book as a child.
*Under 2s are free.Bus seats and meals are not included.

Notes
Please climb the Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observatory yourself.Walking is about 10 to 15 minutes one way.A paid shuttle bus costs 300 yen one way (paid locally).

[One-day bus tour departing from Kanazawa Station] Shirakawa-go and Gokayama - Two World Heritage Villages Enjoyable Bus Tour

*** The tour starts from either Kanazawa or Toyama, not both on each day ***

The stunning Japanese Alps stretch from the Pacific Ocean to the Sea of Japan with beautiful scenery throughout. The Northern Alps in Toyama is the famous Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route. This route stretches across a mountain range and goes over magnificent gorges, charming lakes and seemingly endless highlands. During the winter time this area is transformed into a white paradise, with snows walls that can stretch as high as 20 meters(60 feet). On this tour you will ride one of our company buses to get to Murodo, where you can walk along this snow wall and enjoy the other winter sights in the area. On the way there, we will have a brief stop in Ashikuraji, the traditional start of the climb to Mt. Tateyama. Learn about how people viewed heaven and hell and this mountains role in those. Let's venture together into history and then the "Roof of Japan" and revel in this mountains region's beauty.



Day Tour from Kanazawa OR Toyama: Snow Wall and Mysterious Valley

In the Northern Japanese Alps lies a small beautiful onsen town sitting at the entrance of an even more amazing sight, Japanese deepest V-shaped gorge, Kurobe Gorge. On this tour you can experience the great natural beauty of Japan with the small town feel of a popular onsen resort. Your local guide will show you foot baths and healing buddhas, ride on the trolley train across spectacular gorges and finally walk in nature with onsen water rivers. City and scenery, bridges and buddhas, trolley trains and scenic walks, fully enjoy a lesser traveled part of Japan in Unazuki Onsen and the Kurobe Gorge!

Full Day Tour to Kurobe Gorge and Unazuki Onsen from Kanazawa

This tour is a bus tour departing from Kanazawa Station.Visit Shirakawago, a World Heritage Site very popular with foreigners, and Hida Takayama in Gifu Prefecture.English-speaking staff will accompany you, so you can participate with peace of mind.On the bus, your guide will give you a walking map of each tourist destination.The guide will guide you through the sights and souvenirs beforehand, so you can enjoy walking around efficiently.Lunch is a Japanese set meal full of local dishes from the Hida region and mountain produce.You don't have to worry about food, so you can take a leisurely stroll.
The tour ends (arrival at Kanazawa Station) at 5:15 p.m.

＜Itinerary＞
07:50 Meet at JR Kanazawa Station Kanazawa Port Exit (West Exit) Group Bus Stop
08:00 forehand departure from JR Kanazawa Station
09:15 - 09:30 Michi no Eki "Shirakawago"
09:40 - 11:30 Shirakawa-go Freedom walk
11:30 - 12:15 Lunch
13:15 - 15:00 Hida Takayama Free walk
17:15 Arrive at Kanazawa Port Exit (West Exit) Group Bus Stop at JR Kanazawa Station

*Schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to road conditions, weather, etc.
*Michi no Eki Shirakawago is closed from December 29 to January 1.On regular holidays, we will stop at Jottekale Castleside (Toyama Prefecture).
*The price of the trip does not include admission to each facility or meals during free time.
*Infants do not include meals.Bus seat prices only.If you require infant meals, please book as a child.
*Under 2s are free.Bus seats and meals are not included.

Notes
Please climb the Ogimachi Castle Ruins Observatory yourself.Walking is about 10 to 15 minutes one way.A paid shuttle bus costs 300 yen one way (paid locally).

[One-day bus tour departing from Kanazawa Station] Shirakawa-go/Takayama tour platinum route bus tour

Explore Omicho Market, known as "Kanazawa's Kitchen," on an exciting walking food tour with a local guide! Enjoy a variety of local gourmet dishes you can only find here, including fresh seafood rice bowls, seasonal Japanese sweets, and traditional ingredients. Feel the lively atmosphere of the market while learning about Kanazawa's food culture and history in a fun and engaging way. Whether you're a tourist or a street food lover, this tour is packed with delights. Come experience the delicious flavors of Kanazawa with all five senses!
To ensure that guests can enjoy tastings and experiences at many different shops,
this tour is generally limited to a maximum of two groups.
In some cases, there may be up to three groups, but please rest assured that this does not affect the quality of the tour!
If you're looking for a more relaxed and flexible experience, we recommend booking a private tour.
Please feel free to contact us if you're interested.

Kanazawa Gourmet Experience Omicho Market Tour

This isn't "hit every famous spot" sightseeing. It's a Kanazawa walk where your guide translates the city—and we find what's lost in translation: why Kanazawa became so beautiful.

The route is story-built: Kenrokuen's composed nature, Kaga Yuzen up close (materials, craft, time), a matcha pause in a samurai residence garden, and the teahouse district's "iki" and "hana."You'll go beyond stereotypes, tracing samurai spirit → handwork → elegance.

Kanazawa flourished as the Kaga Domain ("Kaga million koku"), the largest outside the Tokugawa. Watched by the shogunate, Kaga invested not in military power but in culture—protecting artisans and raising crafts as pride.
That's why it's dubbed "Little Kyoto," yet it's also a samurai city: grace with quiet tension.

Ideal for travelers tired of spot-hopping, craft/design/garden lovers, and Japan repeat visitors. First time here? No worries—no knowledge needed, minimal jargon, flexible pace, and small groups for easy questions.

Kanazawa Highlights, Curated: Gardens, Craft & Geisha District

Often overlooked when travelers head along the Sea of Japan, Fukui is another one of Japan's prefectures that has as much history and natural beauty as any other. As the entrance to the Hokuriku region, Fukui has served as a crossroads for many important wars and trade routes throughout Japanese history. This tour will have you walk by the castle and also a temple where buildings form the former castle were moved, get stunning views of the modern city skyline from a hill with over a thousand years of history and dive into one of the head temples of Zen Buddhism in an idyllic mountain setting. Let's dive deep into lesser traveled area of Japan that leave you wanting to come back to Fukui for more.

Full Day Tour Eiheiji Buddhist Temple and Fukui City Castle Town

Colors of Kanazawa – Afternoon Walking Tour with Hands-On Kaga Yuzen Experience

Discover Kanazawa's vibrant history, beautiful gardens, and traditional crafts in this fun and interactive afternoon tour!

Stroll through Oyama Shrine and Kanazawa Castle, learning about the city's samurai past before relaxing with a refreshing drink at a traditional café in Kenrokuen Gardens.

The highlight of the day is a hands-on Kaga Yuzen workshop, where you'll paint your own small traditional bag using vibrant dyes under the guidance of a local artisan – a special souvenir to take home.

With a maximum group size of just 12 guests, this tour offers a personal and memorable experience, perfect for families, couples, and first-time visitors.

Colors of Kanazawa (Traditional Crafts and Gardens)

Toyama Bay is famed for its fresh seafood and impressive mountains that overlook it. The Northern Japanese Alps that surround the bay include many great sights, such as the Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route, the Kurobe Gorge and even Gokayama, but the mountain range itself is amazing to view from afar. This tour includes visiting Amaharashi, one of the most famous spots for seeing the snow covered mountains. It will also head into the city of Takaoka to see the Big Buddha there. There are many excellent options for food in the area, too! Finally, the tour heads into the mountains for a short cruise on the Shokawa River. The valley is stunning and excellent in most seasons: snow in the winter, vivid green and cool in the summer and red leaves in the autumn. If you want to get a taste of both the sea and mountain scenic sights of Japan, this tour is perfect for you!

Amaharashi Coast & Shokawa Cruise from Kanazawa

Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Japan on this full-day tour from Kanazawa. Begin your journey at Shirayama Hime Shrine, dedicated to sacred Mt. Haku, then venture through the picturesque Hakusan Shirakawa-Go White Road, known for its stunning valley views and waterfalls. Conclude your adventure in Shirakawa-Go, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can walk through historical thatched-roof houses and immerse yourself in local culture. Perfect for nature lovers and history enthusiasts, this tour includes guided insights and captivating sights.

- Start the tour at 9:00 A.M. from Kanazawa Station
- Visit the ancient Shirayama Hime Shrine and then Tedori Gorge
- Travel along the scenic White Road with multiple sightseeing stops
- Explore the UNESCO-listed village of Shirakawa-Go

1 Day Tour from Kanazawa Tedori Gorge White Road and Shirakawa Go

The Coast of the Sea of Japan has so much variety, from the beautiful golden beaches to beautifully treacherous cliffs. Tojinbo and the northwest area of Fukui is widely known for its dramatic cliffs, interesting rock formations and its sacred island. On this tour you will get a chance to fully experience this area as well as go to a historically prosperous port, Mikuni Port. Enjoy walking along the coast, exploring an uninhabited island, seeing the great cliffs and visiting National Heritage Site temples and shrines. Connect with the sea in this dive into the beauty of the scenery of the coast.

From Kanazawa: Fukui's Stunning Cliffs, Spiritual Island & Port

The city of Kanazawa, with its beautiful gardens, historic districts and delicious local foods, is more than just the sights within it. Why not get hands-on experience with Japanese and local cultural activities while exploring some of the lesser visited areas along with some the popular ones. The area is famous for its traditional crafts such as gold leaf, Japanese sweets, pottery, kimono-making, etc. On this tour you can try out using gold leaf, making Japanese sweets and also getting a chance at throwing two different types of ninja stars. If you are someone who wants to dive deeper into the culture of the city while walking around the city, this is the tour for you. Led by one of our local English-speaking tour guides, you will do three different workshops and see some of the sights that don't normally make it onto the main Kanazawa tours. Experience the other side of this wonderful, beautiful and traditional city.

Day Tour from Kanazawa: Gold Leaf, Japanese Sweets and Ninja Star

Experience Rural Japan Beyond the Crowds: Small Group Tour to Suganuma, Iwase House & Shirakawago

Step off the tourist trail and into the heart of Japan's hidden mountain villages on this intimate small-group day tour. Limited to just 9 guests, this experience offers a rare opportunity to discover the authentic charm and preserved traditions of the Gokayama and Shirakawago regions—without the rush or crowds.

Why this tour is unique:

Visits both Suganuma and Iwase House, often overlooked in typical Shirakawago tours

Small group size (max 9 guests) ensures a relaxed, personal experience

Led by expert local guides who share stories you won't hear on larger bus tours

Ideal for travelers who want a deeper cultural understanding without the crowds

Gokayama and Shirakawago (UNESCO Heritage) Small Group(Max 9)

Explore the natural beauty of Tateyama, one of Japan's Three Holy Mountains, on this day tour from Kanazawa. Start your adventure at Shomyo Falls, Japan's tallest waterfall, known for its soothing sounds. Hike through lush alpine trails at Midagahara, enjoying a picturesque lunch overlooking the plateau. Reach Murodo Station for stunning views, where you can explore hiking routes or relax in the highest-altitude onsen in Japan. This tour offers a perfect blend of breathtaking nature and cultural insights, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and travelers seeking a unique experience in Japan.

- Day tour from Kanazawa, starting at 8:00 A.M.
- Visit Japan's tallest waterfall and hike the Roof of Japan
- Enjoy a lunch break with scenic mountain views
- Suitable for moderately fit hikers with flexible routes available for the less physically fit

Kanazawa Day Tour: Shomyo Falls & Tateyama Mountain Walks

Abutting the remarkable Toyama Bay, Takaoka is a city with a diverse history of over 350 years. Known as the "Kitchen of Kanazawa", it produced large amounts of food, metal working and pottery. As the second city of the Kaga Domain, much wealth was poured into the city, mostly in the form of building great temples. Two of those great temples, Zuiryuji and Shokoji, still remain and are considered National Treasures. On this tour you will see those temples, try your hand at metalworking and see the Amaharashi Coast with a view of the snow-capped Tateyama mountains in the background.

Toyama Bay and Takaoka Town Metalworking Tour From Kanazawa

Nestled between the sea and the Northern Alps, Toyama's Spring Quartet of Flowers offers a breathtaking journey through the changing beauty of Japan's four distinct seasons. This unique tour takes you to the heart of Toyama Prefecture, where you can see the yellow nanohana(rapeseed blossom) flowers, colorful tulips, pink cherry blossoms and snow-capped mountains. Along the way, you'll visit various different cherry blossom trees, interesting water features and a temple in a small valley in the mountains, immersing yourself in the culture and natural beauty of the region. Enjoy the harmony of nature and tradition as you explore Toyama's floral treasures, each one telling its own story of the passing year.

Experience Spring Quartet of Flowers from Kanazawa Spring Season

Our tour offers the best route to some of Kanazawa's must-see spots and many of its lesser known gems, in one day on foot. Our knowledgeable guides will ensure you come away with an enriched understanding of the culture of Kanazawa. Guests will also have the opportunity to go inside a teahouse that once held actual geisha performances and have time, after a guided tour, to explore the geisha district by yourself. This tour also go deeper into Kenrokuen and go inside the daimyo's mother's villa, often missed by guests in Kanazawa. Please consider participating in this tour if you want to make the best of your time in Kanazawa on a course that is fairly exhaustive but not exhausting.


Kanazawa Must-See Spots Full Day Tour

Discover the cultural allure of Japan on a one-day tour from Kanazawa. Visit the stunning Natadera Temple, established in the 700s, and stroll through its tranquil gardens. At Yunokuni-no-Mori Craft Village, engage in traditional crafts like Kaga Yuzen dyeing. The highlight of the day is a unique opportunity to witness a short live geisha performance in Yamanaka Onsen, where you can even join in on the dance. This immersive experience provides insights into Japan's rich cultural heritage, making it perfect for travelers seeking authentic local experiences.

Depart from Kanazawa Station at 9:00 A.M. with an English-speaking guide.
Explore Natadera Temple and its historic gardens, known for their serenity.
Participate in Kaga Yuzen dyeing and then choose additional craft activities at the village.
Enjoy a memorable geisha performance with a chance to dance on stage yourself.

Kanazawa Day Tour Natadera Temple, Craft Village and Geisha Dance

Beautiful beaches, old temples and shrines and a unique astronautical museum await you in the city of Hakui. Less than an hour north of Kanazawa on the Noto peninsula, this city is truly a slice of rural paradise. The beaches here are long and make for a great escape during the heat of the summer! Historically, this area was a crossroads whether that was during the Sengoku or Warring States Period over 300 years ago, and that importance is still seen today in the National Heritage Site of Myojoji Temple. The Sea of Japan Coast is quite spectacular and diverse, with beaches interspersed between captivating rock formations. Finally, you can experience a unique space museum that has both information about UFO sightings in the area and real NASA moon landers. This area is an excellent mix of traditional and natural beauty with the quirkiness of modern Japan. It is definitely a city not to miss when visiting Kanazawa!

Historical Tour From Kanazawa: Beaches, Temples & Aliens in Hakui

Experience authentic Japan in Kanazawa, where ancient traditions come alive through unforgettable hands-on adventures. Start at vibrant Omicho Market before learning sushi-making from local masters and participating in a traditional tea ceremony at the historic Ohiyu Art Museum.

Walk through time at a beautifully preserved samurai residence, then discover why Kenroku-en is considered one of Japan's most stunning gardens. End your journey in the magical Higashi Chaya district, where geisha culture and traditional tea houses transport you to old Japan.

With expert English-speaking guides sharing insider stories and cultural secrets, this immersive tour delivers the complete Kanazawa experience - from culinary mastery to samurai heritage - all in one perfect day.

1-Day Kanazawa, Kenrokuen Garden, Samurai District & Sushi-making

This full-day e-bike tour offers a unique way to experience Kanazawa by combining the comfort and efficiency of electric bikes with a thoughtfully curated route through the city's most iconic and atmospheric sites. From the elegance of Kenrokuen Garden and the historic depth of the Nagamachi samurai district to the charm of geisha teahouses in Nishi and Higashi Chaya, the tour blends cultural heritage, natural beauty, and hidden backstreets into one seamless journey.

Along the way, guests will enjoy a peaceful tea ceremony. Your knowledgeable guide shares local insights, personal stories, and cultural context at each stop, bringing Kanazawa's living traditions vividly to life. This relaxed, small-group experience is designed for immersive exploration at a comfortable pace, with plenty of opportunities for photos, conversation, and quiet moments away from the crowds.

Kanazawa Full day E-Bike Tour

The Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum is one of the world's largest museums dedicated entirely to dinosaurs. Featuring 51 life-size full dinosaur skeletons and a wide range of interactive exhibits, it offers an exciting experience for visitors of all ages.

This tour includes direct transportation from Kanazawa Station with no transfers and guaranteed museum admission. During the journey, your guide will clearly explain why dinosaur fossils are found in Japan and share helpful tips on how to explore the museum efficiently before arrival. Lunch can be easily ordered via a multilingual touchscreen system, and advance guidance on how to arrange lunch is also provided, ensuring a smooth and worry-free experience.

Designed for comfort and convenience, this tour is ideal even for first-time visitors.

From Kanazawa: Visit One of the World's Largest Dinosaur Museums

Explore the world famous UNESCO village on our full-day Shirakawago & Kanazawa tour from Kanazawa station! Admire the picturesque landscapes in Shirakawa-go in the morning, then return to Kanazawa to visit must-see attractions like Kenrokuen Garden and Higashi Chaya District. In Kanazawa, you will make Japanese sweets with a professional craftsman and enjoy the traditional craft of gold leaf experience. Stroll through the geisha district while savoring luxurious soft serve ice cream adorned with gold leaf. Enjoy unique experiences on this one-day tour that you wouldn't have on your own. Please enjoy Walking & Local food in Shirakawa-go. Let's make Japanese Sweets with professional craftsman. Learn about Traditional craft Gold leaf experience.

Kanazawa and Shirakawa-go Full-Day Bus Tour

Discover the vibrant beauty of Japan at the Tonami Tulip Festival, a breathtaking celebration showcasing millions of blooming tulips in a kaleidoscope of colors. Nestled in the stunning Toyama Prefecture, this festival transforms the landscape into a floral wonderland, highlighting the region's rich agricultural heritage. After enjoying the beauty of the tulips, it's time to head to Inami, a great little village famous for its woodcarving. Not many tourists make it to this cute town with an awesome temple. Finally, embark on a journey to Gokayama, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where the picturesque villages boast gassho-style houses steeped in history. The serene atmosphere and scenic mountain backdrop provide a perfect contrast to the lively festival. This tour from Kanazawa offers an unforgettable experience combining the splendor of tulips with the tranquil beauty of Gokayama's heritage, making it a day to cherish in the heart of Japan.

Kanazawa Tonami Tulips and UNESCO Gokayama

Explore the breathtaking Tateyama Kurobe Snow Wall during its exclusive 2026 festival. This one-day bus tour offers a chance to walk amongst towering snow walls reaching up to 20 meters high, with stunning views along the Panorama Road. 

Enjoy a traditional Shibazushi lunch box made with local seafood and take part in a unique experience of making white shrimp crackers. Led by an English-speaking guide, this tour provides a relaxed day trip ideal for travelers seeking cultural immersion and natural beauty.

- Walk through the iconic Snow Walls at the Tateyama Kurobe Snow Festival
- Includes Shibazushi lunch box featuring fresh Kanazawa seafood
- Expert English-speaking guide to enhance your experience
- Convenient 8-hour tour with round-trip bus transportation from Kanazawa

Kanazawa Tateyama Kurobe Snow Wall Day Tour

Experience the breathtaking Spring Quartet, where the Northern Alps, cherry blossoms, tulips, and nanohana flowers create a stunning seasonal harmony. 

Asahi Funakawa Spring Quartet - Witness a spectacular display of cherry blossoms, tulips, nanohana flowers, and the Northern Alps. Over 280 cherry trees line the Funakawa River for 1,200 meters, forming a picturesque tunnel reflected in the clear waters. Thanks to the dedication of local farmers, early-blooming tulips and rape blossoms add to the vibrant scenery.

Matsukawa Park is recognized as one of Japan's "100 Best Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots," featuring beautiful rows of cherry trees along the river. Enjoy a scenic river cruise through the cherry blossom tunnel, followed by free time to stroll along the riverside, explore Toyama's charming streets, and sample local specialties.

An English-speaking guide will accompany the tour, providing insights and ensuring a smooth journey.

Full-day Tours in Kanazawa