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Ishikawa Animal Café Hyakki Yakō
Animal Cafe Where You Can Meet Rare Animals
"Animal Café Hyakki Yakō", located near the Higashi Chaya District in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa , is a café where you can meet 70 animals representing about 40 different species. You can encounter animals such as dogs, cats, sloths, red-spotted genets, and Sundas slow lorises, and enjoy a relaxing time seeing and interacting with them. The café offers a wide variety of food and drinks, with its original dorayaki being a must-try for lunch. At night, you can savor meat dishes made from crocodile and kangaroo along with a selection of alcoholic beverages, making it a unique experience for those seeking something different in Kanazawa.
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Ishikawa Jiyukajin Mizuhiki Museum
A new sightseeing spot in Kanazawa that invites you into the world of Mizuhiki
At the Jiyukajin Mizuhiki Museum in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, you can enjoy a variety of works, including original Mizuhiki "Shiki no Ito" lampshades made in 200 colors that transport you to a fantastical space. In the gallery on the 3rd floor of the adjoining store, there is a hands-on class where you can learn how to make mizuhiki in about 30 minutes by a mizuhiki craftsman, and there is also a display and sale of mizuhiki interior goods and accessories. Yuriko Hirose, a mizuhiki artist who won the Kanazawa City Cultural Activities Award, is spreading the word about modern mizuhiki. Recommended for making memories of your trip to Kanazawa.
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Ishikawa Kinpakuya Sakuda Flagship Store
Gold Leaf Application Workshop in Historic Kanazawa
At the long-established "Gold Leaf Sakuda Main Store," located approximately a 3-minute walk from Higashi Chaya County, one of Kanazawa’s representative cultural sightseeing areas, a gold leaf application experience is available. Participants select from nine items, such as chopsticks, round plates, compact mirrors, and hand mirrors, and complete a gold leaf craft in about 60 minutes. The finished piece can be taken home immediately. Sessions are held four times daily and require advance reservation.
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Ishikawa Noto Theater Hall
Theater Blending Nature and Stage into One Performance
Approximately 20 minutes by car from Wakura Onsen Soyu in Nanao, Ishikawa, "Noto Engekido" is a theater created through many years of exchange between "Mumeijuku," led by Tatsuya Nakadai, and Nakajima Town in Nanao City. As a base for "theater-centered community development," the venue hosts a variety of performances and events throughout the year. Its large doors at the rear of the stage can be opened and closed, making the hall a rare venue, even worldwide, for productions that incorporate the outdoor space.
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Ishikawa Kanazawa sightseeing rickshaw ~Romanya~
Historical and traditional rickshaws popular in Kanazawa City
"Kanazawa Sightseeing Rickshaw - Romanya", located in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, operates a rickshaw business that boasts one of the longest histories and achievements in Kanazawa City. They will guide you to the famous Higashi Chaya District and the Asano River, as well as the Kazuemachi Chaya District, which is only known to those in the know, and sightseeing spots that are easy to overlook. One of the attractions is not only the splendid location, but also the unforgettable hospitality of the attendants and the interaction with the local people. You are sure to have an intense and impactful experience unique to traveling that you cannot experience in everyday life. Recommended for people who want to fully experience the charm of Kanazawa's history and culture.
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Ishikawa Yamanaka lacquerware Urushino Utsuwa Asada
A Lacquerware Painting Experience Even Beginners Can Enjoy
This facility produces and sells traditional Yamanaka lacquerware in its own workshop, and also offers hands-on experiences like painting everyday items such as chopsticks and bowls. "Urushi Painting Experience" (around 40 to 50 minutes) lets you freely decorate finished lacquerware, with friendly guides on hand to support you—making it easy even for children to enjoy. For those less confident with drawing, the Wipe Lacquer Experience is a great alternative. The beautifully crafted, easy-to-use pieces have received awards such as "2019 Good Design Award", making souvenir shopping here a real pleasure. If you’re visiting Ishikawa, this is a memorable way to engage with Japanese tradition.
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Ishikawa Kanazawa Kirara
Hospitality and Craftsmanship Refined Through Generations
Just a 3-minute walk from Higashi Chaya District, this kimono rental shop makes it easy to step straight into sightseeing. Complimentary luggage storage allows for a smooth change and an immediate start to exploring the area. With roots as a long-established kimono retailer, the shop is staffed by knowledgeable "kimono specialists." The focus is on "comfortably worn kimono," with dressing designed to feel relaxed, allow easy movement, and stay neatly in place throughout the day. Umbrellas, haori jackets, and other accessories are also available at no extra charge, offering peace of mind on rainy or chilly days. A sister shop is also located at "Meitetsu M’za Branch."
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Ishikawa silo, Handmade Rings
A One-of-a-Kind Ring Made in a Charming Stone Storehouse
This is an experience workshop where you can make a one-of-a-kind ring in a renovated 100-year-old stone storehouse. The bright, white-toned interior is reminiscent of an art museum, and you can relax and enjoy the experience sitting at one of the tables or sofas. The simple process of hammering the ring and spreading it out to create a pattern is easy for anyone, from children to adults, to participate in, and the experience takes about 60 minutes. The ring is ready to take home immediately after the experience, making it an ideal keepsake from the trip.
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Ishikawa Banshoen Aiueo no Mori
An Experiential Complex Rooted in Historic Satoyama
An experiential multi-purpose facility in the naturally rich Yamashiro Onsen area of Kaga, Ishikawa, serving as a "first point" that connects visitors to the satoyama landscape familiar to the local community. "Mori no Kitchen" offers light meals and desserts, while the approximately 360-meter-long "Kairo" features a photogenic mist effect known as "Mori no Unkai." Accommodation includes six camper van sites for overnight stays and three cottages with a capacity of two guests each. After outdoor activities, Yamashiro Onsen Soyu, a public bathhouse, is also within reach for a hot spring soak.
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