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Tsuzumi-mon Gate at Kanazawa Station
7-minute walk
A new landmark at the Kenrokuen Exit of Kanazawa Station, this striking structure embodies the spirit of hospitality, inspired by the idea of offering umbrellas to travelers in Kanazawa, a city renowned for its frequent rain and snow.
From sunset to midnight, the gate is beautifully illuminated, providing a unique ambiance that differs from its daytime charm.
Kenrokuen Garden
12-minute drive
Kenrokuen, one of Japan's three great gardens, is a traditional Japanese strolling garden. As a representative Edo-period daimyo garden, it was meticulously crafted over many generations by the lords of the Kaga domain.Kenrokuen also holds regular illumination events throughout the year, offering a stunning display of lights in the garden. For detailed information on the illumination schedule, please visit the official website.
From Shikitei, we highly recommend exploring the area by rental bicycle or taking the sightseeing bus for a convenient and enjoyable visit.
21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa
10-minute drive
This museum presents exhibitions and programs primarily centered on contemporary art,offering a multisensory experience that engages visitors through interactive displays and photo opportunities.
Entry to the renowned "Swimming Pool" installation by Leandro Erlich requires either an advance reservation or obtaining a same-day waiting list number. For further information, please visit the official website.
Kanazawa Castle Park
11-minute drive
These buildings were once rebuilt, after a Ni-no-maru fire in 1808, but were burned down again by another fire 1881. The current buildings have been designed based on how they looked in the 1850s.
Other Kanazawa Sightseeing Spots
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