Kanazawa Nagamachi Bukeyashiki Samurai District Ticket

Preserving history
Kanazawa samurai residence site

Nagamachi samurai residence site where you can see buildings, roads, and various other features that retain their original appearance. It is said that members of the Naga samurai family actually lived here, and the site of the Nagamachi samurai residence was named after the family.

Some buildings and roads that survived the bombings of World War II retain the same appearance as they did hundreds of years ago, making this place even more meaningful. Make a reservation through WAUG now and go to Kanazawa, where you can feel the history of the samurai!

Walk down the quaint old streets

The Nagamachi Residence in Kanazawa is a place where traditional houses surrounded by earthen walls have been carefully managed to preserve an old-fashioned atmosphere. In particular, the picturesque narrow alleys and small canals wind through the entire neighborhood, adding to the charm.

If you're thinking of walking around the old Nagamachi samurai residence ruins, it's a good idea to stop by the other small museums, shops, and restaurants scattered around the area!

The garden loved by samurai

The Nomura Mansion was a mansion where a wealthy samurai lived during the Mourning Period (1603-1867), and all items that could have been a samurai's belongings are on display. The impeccably maintained garden will be like a work of art! Explore the garden from different angles within the various rooms of the house, and see works of art such as armor and swords handed down from the Nomura family.

Lastly, enjoy warm matcha tea and traditional sweets in the tastefully decorated tea room inside the Nomura residence! Drinking matcha while looking out at the courtyard will be an experience you will never forget.