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Apartments in Kanazawa

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A modern bedroom with a large bed, a small table with a plant, a chair, and a window with curtains.
A modern building with a flat roof, a large window, and a door.
A modern shower with a handheld showerhead and a wall-mounted faucet.
A bathroom with a black metal shelf unit with labeled drawers for laundry, a hairdryer, and a mirror.

1. Kanazawaya Hirooka

Kanazawaya Hirooka
Hirooka
Kanazawaya Hirooka
A modern kitchen with a built-in island, bar stools, and a white sofa by a large window.
A modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, a stainless steel island, and two black stools.
A stone wall with a sign reading "RIVRE HOUSAI" and a wooden fence with steps leading up to a building entrance.
A hallway with a wooden wall, a circular skylight, and a tiled floor.

2. Rivre Housai

Rivre Housai
Hosai
CNY446
CNY490 total
Sep 28 - Sep 29
Rivre Housai
A traditional Japanese-style hotel room with tatami flooring, sliding doors, and a futon bed.
A room with tatami flooring, a round table, and a flat-screen TV.
A modern kitchen with a stainless steel sink, a range hood, and a window with blinds.
A corridor with wooden paneling, tiled flooring, and a view into a building with a brick exterior.

3. annex kanazawa

annex kanazawa
Konohanamachi
annex kanazawa
A hotel room with two beds, a window with curtains, a coat rack, and a view of buildings.
A balcony with a view of a cityscape, including buildings and a distant mountain range.
A compact room with a television mounted on the wall, a small table with a chair, a red kettle, and a clock.
A small kitchenette with a window, a towel rack, and a kettle on the counter.

4. DIA PALACE OHTEMON

DIA PALACE OHTEMON
Downtown Kanazawa
CNY1,673
CNY1,840 total
Oct 11 - Oct 12
DIA PALACE OHTEMON
A sign for Kanazawaya Showamachi with a stone wall background.
A living room with a sofa set, a television, a wooden cabinet, and a dining area with a table and chairs.
A bedroom with a bed, desk, chair, and a coffee table with a decorative item.
A dining area with a wooden table, red cushions, and a woven mat.

5. Kanazawaya Showamachi

Kanazawaya Showamachi
Showamachi
Kanazawaya Showamachi
A rooftop terrace with a wooden bench and two armchairs, a small table, and a railing with lights.
A modern living room with a sofa, a TV, a dining table, and a bed in the background.
A hallway with a sign reading "W&M House" leading to a room.
A W&M House hotel entrance with a modern design, a visible corridor, and a sign indicating the location.

6. W&M House

W&M House
Masuizumi
CNY943
CNY1,037 total
Oct 2 - Oct 3
W&M House
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low wooden table, and shoji screens.
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low wooden table, a red sofa, and a sliding shoji screen.
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a wooden dining table with chairs, a sliding shoji screen, and a TV on a cabinet.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a futon bed, a shoji screen, and a hanging light fixture.

7. Riverside Stay Kanazawa

Riverside Stay Kanazawa
Katamachi
CNY1,106
CNY1,217 total
Sep 29 - Sep 30
Riverside Stay Kanazawa
A door with a keypad lock, a sign indicating rental residence in Horikawa, and a textured wall.
A front-loading washing machine with a control panel, a basket of folded clothes, and a hose connected to the machine.
A bedroom with a bed, a TV, a mirror, and a fire extinguisher.
A compact kitchenette with a microwave, a small refrigerator, and a cabinet with a kettle and a rice cooker.

8. Kanazawa-Hachitabi Konjiki

Kanazawa-Hachitabi Konjiki
Horikawamachi
Kanazawa-Hachitabi Konjiki
A room with a long wall featuring two large floral paintings, a small table with a vase of flowers, and a black sculpture.
A multi-story building with a ground-level entrance, a visible signboard, and a balcony on the second floor.
A room with a bed, a small table, a chair, a window with curtains, and a wall-mounted air conditioner.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a shoji screen, and two hanging scrolls on the wall.

9. Kanazawa-Hachitabi Hiyoku

Kanazawa-Hachitabi Hiyoku
Kasaichimachi
Kanazawa-Hachitabi Hiyoku
A rental residence entrance with a wooden door, a security camera, and a sign indicating the location in Horikawa, Sogairo.
A hotel room with a bed, a bedside table with a digital clock, a floor lamp, a wall-mounted thermostat, and a window with dark curtains.
A white bathroom sink with a mirror above it, a blue towel hanging on the wall, and a bottle of hand soap on the sink.
A modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a sink with a dish rack, and a green cutting board.

10. Kanazawa-Hachitabi Sorairo

Kanazawa-Hachitabi Sorairo
Horikawamachi
CNY989
CNY1,376 total
Sep 28 - Sep 29
Kanazawa-Hachitabi Sorairo
A modern building with a yellow and black facade, a white car parked in front, and a small garden area with a stone planter.
A round wooden dining table with white plates, a white mug, a spoon, and a fork. There is a blue box with a floral design and a small vase with yellow flowers.
A bedroom with a bed, a red curtain, a floor lamp, and a wall-mounted light fixture.
A small, narrow room with a wooden floor, a red chair, and a white wall.

11. Kanazawa-Hachitabi Akane

Kanazawa-Hachitabi Akane
Horikawamachi
Kanazawa-Hachitabi Akane
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Top neighborhoods in Kanazawa

A narrow snow-covered alley flanked by traditional buildings with straw-roofed structures.
A modern architectural structure with a curved design and illuminated signage reading "TOKYU SQUARE KORINBO".
A cinema with a large screen advertising 'EIGHTH GRADE'.
A modern architectural structure with a curved glass facade and a cylindrical section with illuminated edges.
A cinema with a poster for 'EIGHTH GRADE' and a display of movie tickets.

Korinbo

Korinbo buzzes with commercial energy where travelers shop at sleek department stores and browse luxury boutiques. Modern office buildings house financial services, while entertainment venues and upscale hotels create a sophisticated urban vibe. Take a break at a café or catch a film at Cinemonde before exploring nearby cultural attractions like the Modern Literature Museum. Getting around couldn't be easier with the well-connected Korinbo bus stop serving multiple routes every 5-10 minutes. After shopping, enjoy premium dining options ranging from traditional kaiseki to international cuisine in department store food courts or upscale restaurants. Hotels offer comfortable, modern accommodations with professional service and executive amenities.

A traditional bamboo wall pathway leading through a serene courtyard with stone tiles and wooden structures.
A narrow street at dusk with traditional buildings and a vibrant sunset sky.
A narrow alleyway with traditional wooden buildings, a stone staircase, and a lantern.
A narrow cobblestone street lined with traditional wooden buildings, illuminated by warm street lamps.
A traditional Japanese street with wooden buildings and a lantern.

Nagamachi Samurai District

Kanazawa's Nagamachi Samurai District pulls you into feudal Japan with earthen-walled lanes and flowing water channels. The meticulously preserved Nomura Samurai House shows off exquisite gardens and traditional tea ceremony rooms. History buffs can explore the Shinise Kinenkan Museum and Ashigaru Shiryokan Museum to get their samurai culture fix. Traditional tea houses serve matcha in historic settings while artisan shops offer authentic crafts and textiles. The district is best explored on foot through narrow cobblestone paths. For an immersive stay, book a traditional ryokan with tatami floors and futon bedding.

A night view of a park with illuminated structures resembling trees and a gravel path.
A riverside walkway with a stone wall, a bridge in the background, and buildings across the river.
Photo by 金沢市

Katamachi

Katamachi dazzles after dark as Kanazawa's buzzing nightlife district. Neon-lit streets lead to cozy izakayas, stylish cocktail bars, and karaoke spots where locals and visitors mingle until the wee hours. Beyond the nightlife, you'll find trendy boutiques, contemporary cafes, and the historic Shinise Memorial Hall tucked between modern facades. Budget-friendly ramen shops serve steaming bowls until 3am, while business hotels and capsule accommodations offer reasonably priced stays. Getting around is easy with frequent bus service and walkable streets, making Katamachi perfect for night owls who want authentic Japanese urban culture without breaking the bank.

A traditional wooden street with lanterns and buildings.
A traditional wooden street flanked by buildings with tiled roofs, leading up a hill with dense green trees.
A traditional Japanese street flanked by wooden buildings with tiled roofs, leading up a hill with dense greenery.
A traditional wooden street with pedestrians and a willow tree in the center.
A narrow street lined with traditional wooden buildings, a street lamp, and people walking.

Higashi Chaya District

Step back in time along Higashi Chaya's cobblestone streets, where wooden teahouses from the 1820s still stand tall. Watch artisans craft delicate gold leaf using centuries-old techniques or catch an authentic geisha performance in a traditional ochaya. The district's museums showcase Japanese cultural treasures while stone-paved alleyways invite leisurely exploration. Tea ceremonies and wagashi sweets provide perfect afternoon breaks between browsing artisan shops. Most businesses close early evening, so plan daytime visits to fully experience this pedestrian-friendly historic gem. Traditional ryokans and machiya guesthouses offer authentic overnight stays for travelers seeking total immersion in old Japan.

A narrow street flanked by traditional wooden buildings with tiled roofs.
A snow-covered garden with a bridge, trees, and a pond.
A tree-lined street at night with illuminated lanterns and cherry blossoms.
A traditional street at night with wooden buildings and illuminated lanterns.
Photo by Shahil Hiridjee
A traditional Japanese castle with stone walls and a moat, surrounded by cherry blossoms.

Downtown Kanazawa

The Downtown Kanazawa neighborhood has lots to see including Kanazawa Castle and Kenrokuen Garden.

Top landmarks in Kanazawa

A bustling indoor market with various stalls selling seafood and other goods.

Omicho Market

8.4/10 (1,826 reviews)
If you like strolling among the stalls, you might want to head out to Omicho Market in Downtown Kanazawa and take in the atmosphere. Splash some more cash at Kazuemachi Chaya District.
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A snow-covered garden with a bridge, trees, and a pond.

Kenrokuen Garden

9.0/10 (1,720 reviews)
Ready for an education in local botany? Kenrokuen Garden should make your list of places to visit, located 1.2 mi (2 km) from central Kanazawa. Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to Kanazawa Castle Park and Gyokusen-en Garden, both a short walk away.
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A traditional Japanese castle with multiple white and red tiled roofs, wooden gates, and a stone wall.

Kanazawa Castle

8.6/10 (1,443 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Kanazawa Castle— just one of the monuments in Downtown Kanazawa. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the museums in the area.
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A large tree with autumn foliage in front of a brick building.

Honda Koen Park

7.6/10 (220 reviews)
Honda Koen Park is worth a visit, located 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from central Kanazawa.
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A cluster of large, reflective spheres in an outdoor setting.

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art

8.0/10 (1,129 reviews)
21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art is just one of the attractions in Downtown Kanazawa, Nagamachi District so you might want to stop by during your trip. If you want to experience more of the culture Nagamachi District has to offer, head to Kanazawa Noh Museum, Honda Koen Park, and Ishikawa Prefecture Noh Theater.
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A modern building with vertical yellow lines and Chinese characters.

Kanazawa Yasue Gold Leaf Museum

7.6/10 (181 reviews)
Kanazawa Yasue Gold Leaf Museum is just one of the attractions in Higashiyama, Kanazawa so you might want to stop by during your trip. If you want to experience more of the culture Kanazawa has to offer, head to Higashi Chaya District, Kazuemachi Chaya District, and Omicho Market.
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A stone torii gate with steps leading up to it, surrounded by lush greenery.

Oyama Shrine

8.4/10 (647 reviews)
Downtown Kanazawa is home to Oyama Shrine, so why not stop by during your stay in Kanazawa.
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A traditional Japanese shop with wooden architecture and a signboard.

Higashi Chaya District

8.8/10 (13 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Higashi Chaya District— just one of the monuments in Higashiyama-Higashi.
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Learn more about Kanazawa

Between the meticulously pruned pines of Kenroku-en Garden and the gold-flecked crafts of the Higashi Chaya District lies a city that escaped the bombs that flattened so many Japanese treasures. The preserved samurai district feels like walking through a historical film set, complete with actual samurai residences like Nomura House. At Omicho Market, watch locals haggle over snow crabs and sea urchins with the seriousness of art collectors. Kanazawa Castle's white walls provide the perfect backdrop for photos that friends will mistake for Kyoto. Don't miss the Yasue Gold Leaf Museum, where you'll discover why everything from temples to ice cream gets the golden treatment here.

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A serene Japanese garden with a pond, a stone lantern, and traditional wooden structures.

Find out more about Kanazawa

Kanazawa is a walkable city where you can spend time appreciating the historic sites and the museums. Learn about the local heritage of Kanazawa at landmarks like Oyama Shrine and Kazuemachi Chaya District. There's plenty more to see, including sights like Ishikawa Ongakudo and Omicho Market.

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