Kanazawa Culinary & Calligraphy Tour (E-bike Tour)

Ishikawa

¥59,212

8 hours

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Summary

Escape the public transport and explore Kanazawa’s rich culture on an energy-efficient e-bike. Glide through the city’s scenic streets with ease, stopping in a historic teahouse district to experience Japanese calligraphy—writing your name on a traditional uchiwa fan—while savoring matcha. End your journey with an elegant Japanese dining experience at a beautifully designed traditional venue. Throughout the tour, a knowledgeable guide will provide deep insights into Kanazawa’s history and traditions. Plus, with a one-day e-bike pass, you can continue your adventure long after the tour ends—exploring the city freely until midnight.

What to Expect

Kanazawa Station – Begin your journey at Kanazawa’s striking station, featuring the iconic Tsuzumi Gate and Motenashi Dome.
Kazuemachi Chayagai – Ride through this atmospheric geisha district, lined with traditional teahouses and hidden alleyways.
Kuragarizaka – A quiet, sloping path with an old-world charm, connecting Kazuemachi to the samurai district.
Kuboichi Ototsurugigu Shrine – A historic shrine offering a peaceful retreat and insight into Kanazawa’s spiritual traditions.
Kazuemachi Light Hill – A short climb leads to a serene viewpoint, showcasing the city's timeless beauty.
Sotobori Park Hakuchoro – A scenic park along the outer moat of Kanazawa Castle, perfect for enjoying seasonal nature.
Kenrokuen Garden – Explore one of Japan’s most celebrated gardens, known for its breathtaking landscapes and seasonal beauty.
Kanazawa Castle Ishikawa Gate – Pass through this impressive entrance to Kanazawa Castle, a symbol of the city's samurai heritage.
Kanazawa Castle Park – Stroll through the vast castle grounds, admiring the beautifully reconstructed structures and lush surroundings.
Kanazawa Castle Gojukken Nagaya – Visit this long storehouse-turned-exhibit hall, showcasing the architectural strength of the castle.
Gyokusen-immaru Garden – A hidden gem within the castle grounds, offering a tranquil escape with a stunning pond and seasonal flowers.
Nezumitamon Gate – A historically significant gate within Kanazawa Castle, once used as a secret passage.
Oyama Shrine – A unique shrine blending Japanese, Chinese, and European influences, dedicated to Maeda Toshiie.
21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art – Stop by this renowned museum, famous for its modern design and innovative exhibits.
Ruins of Nagamachi Bukeyashiki – Walk through the remnants of Kanazawa’s samurai district, with well-preserved earthen walls and traditional residences.

What to Bring

Comfortable clothing & shoes – Suitable for cycling and walking.
Weather-appropriate gear – Sunscreen, hat, or rain jacket depending on the season.
Water bottle – Stay hydrated during the tour.
Camera or smartphone – Capture the beautiful sights of Kanazawa.
Cash or card – For any personal expenses or additional purchases.