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Founded in Keio 3 (1867), this Property features a sukiya-style architecture. To pursue the ultimate hospitality, the number of guest rooms was reduced to just three during renovations. While it is a pure Japanese-style building made with Akita cedar in the sukiya style, the reinforced concrete (RC) structure ensures safety and tranquility within the Property. There are no open-air baths in the guest rooms and no elevators in the Property, as it focuses on cuisine and hospitality. Using mainly local ingredients, we offer seasonal delicacies without being bound by tradition. We also pay great attention to tableware, ranging from Kaga maki-e pieces over 100 years old to works by contemporary craft artists, ensuring a visual delight as well. Wi-Fi is available throughout the Property. Allergy-friendly meals are available for even a single guest. Guests under 12 years old are not permitted, allowing you to enjoy a serene adult experience.

About a 12-minute walk from Kanazawa Station.In the lobby, the gentle tones of Kaga Temari welcome you, along with a welcome drink served in Kutani ware,while the soothing scents of incense and aroma softly color the start of your journey.With our Hotel-original map and sightseeing guide, a Kutani ware capsule toy, and coffee topped with gold leaf,we’ve sprinkled “travel hints” that speak to your senses.Enjoy your own Kanazawa moment in a space where tradition and sensibility resonate.

Located directly in front of Kanazawa Castle Park, this property offers proximity to major tourist attractions within walking distance. The clean and comfortable rooms are equipped with a VOD system for unlimited movie viewing, highly appreciated by women and families. At the restaurant "Ibis," serving authentic French cuisine, guests can enjoy a pleasant time while observing the seasonal changes of Kanazawa Castle Park through the windows.

A private, one-group-per-day accommodation located about a 6-minute walk from the picturesque "Higashi Chaya District," known for its beautiful Bengara lattice tea house architecture, and within walking distance of Kanazawa's famous gourmet destination, Omicho Market. The spacious living-dining area features an open atrium design with a view of a courtyard garden adorned with pine trees. On the second floor, there are two bedrooms: one Western-style and one Japanese-style, both inspired by Kanazawa's traditional "Kaga Gosai" color palette. Enjoy your favorite videos on the impressive projector or cook meals using fresh ingredients from the market in the fully equipped kitchen. The accommodation includes a bathroom, washer-dryer, sinks on each floor, and ample storage space—perfect for extended stays or larger groups. Immerse yourself in Kanazawa's rich traditions at this townhouse accommodation and enjoy an elevated stay experience.

Ryokan Yamamuro is a family-run ryokan that has been in operation since 1893 (Meiji 26). Located in the heart of Kanazawa, in the convenient tourist area of Owaricho. The family has lived here for generations, welcoming travelers. We carefully maintain old items, keeping them beautiful and clean, and share Kanazawa's attractions and walking routes from the perspective of "residents."

"Sorachi" is a small luxury Kanazawa Machiya available for exclusive rental, located in Kazue-machi Chaya District, one of Kanazawa's three famous teahouse districts. From the guest rooms, you can enjoy views of the Asano River lined with cherry blossoms, the gas lamps evoking Taisho-era romance, and the registered tangible cultural property Asanogawa Ohashi Bridge. Walking through alleys lined with stone walls and lattice-doored townhouses feels like stepping into a movie scene. While maintaining its traditional exterior built in the Meiji era, the interior features a modern design incorporating diverse elements. Seasonal flowers adorn the rooms, and various spaces are provided to relax according to your mood. Indulge in luxurious moments with a spacious hinoki cypress bath and carefully selected bedding and amenities.

New Tradition Hotel Kanazawa is a private, one-group-per-day art Hotel created by restoring a century-old machiya townhouse with contemporary design, quietly located in the heart of Kanazawa’s Higashi Chaya District.Its concept is “Tradition, Renewed.” Using local materials such as Noto washi paper, the space reinterprets Japanese architecture in a modern way and features works by two next-generation craftspeople with roots in Ishikawa—offering a stay you can experience only here.At this Accommodation, you can enjoy a tea ceremony moment by whisking matcha yourself in your room. Boiling water, preparing the tea, and savoring the lingering finish transforms Kanazawa culture from something you simply “see” into something you truly “experience.”Perfectly located for exploring on foot, yet once inside the door you’ll find the quiet depth unique to a machiya townhouse—ideal for a private stay for up to five guests.

Travel is about living daily life. Walking through unfamiliar lands. Interacting with unfamiliar people. Experiencing unfamiliar cultures. We propose a way of staying that feels like living, making each experience enriching.

"Higashiyama Wakon" is a Japanese restaurant featuring four guest rooms accommodating up to four groups per day, designed with the concept of "just right yet comfortable," offering a unique culinary experience of Kanazawa.

The culture of Kanazawa is reflected in the seasonal arrangements of the residence.

Located near the Higashi Chaya District, "Higashiyama Kagerohi" inherits the traditional atmosphere of Kanazawa. The preserved entrance with its stone basin and stepping stones, along with the snow-viewing shoji screens that offer a glimpse of the garden, exude the charm of the past. On the first floor, there is an open dining area that connects to a Japanese-style room facing the garden, as well as two washbasins. The second floor features two elegant Japanese-style rooms with blue and vermilion Juraku walls, one 6-tatami and the other 8-tatami in size. When all the Japanese-style rooms are utilized, futons can be laid out for up to 9 guests, allowing for a luxurious stay even with a large group.