Ferieboliger i Kanazawa

First you choose your favorite green tea bowl, and go to the tea room, which will pass from the Edo period. After having ordered the Japanese sweets of the pre-ordered order and drunk Matcha that Muneo can sing, you can also drink it by myself. まず好きな抹茶碗をお選びいただき、江戸時代から伝わる茶室へ。予約注文のの和菓子をおめしあがりいただき、宗友が点てる抹茶を飲まれた後、ご自分でも点ててお飲みいただきます。 その他の留意事項 予約が必要な和菓子と抹茶を提供いたします。

Meet me in front of Starbucks in Tokyu Square (very close to many major sights of interests). We will go explore the biggest night town in Kanazawa! I will show you three different areas all loved by locals. Start from the crowded area and then go to the narrow streets where the real locals go. I will introduce you to a couple of izakaya bars which you would never find if you are by yourself!! I will help you communicate with the owner and other customers! And then I can make a few recommendations if you would like to try another place. Other things to note The price does not include food or drinks but I will introduce you to some of the local favorites that you can choose from! (Please pay for the guide's drink and food too. Normally about 1000 yen per bar)

Normally Geisha houses do not let first-time customers enter, so Geisha culture is somewhat mysterious, and most Japanese people have never entered one. In this EXCLUSIVE event, you will..... - Meet us at a tea house in one of the three geisha districts in Kanazawa. - Enjoy Japanese tea and confectionery. - Watch Geisha ladies dance, sing, and play traditional instruments. - Experience Taiko drum with Geisha ladies. - Join them for Geisha games! - Take pictures with them! Geisha ladies are all professionals and ambassadors of beautiful Japanese culture. Please don't miss this opportunity to meet them! Other things to note We will have a licensed translator for you to have you fully enjoy the event. Please bring socks to enter the tea house. After confirming your reservation, we will send you more details. Thanks!

If you are interested in The way of Tea or the culture in Kanazawa, I'm happy to share them in my YouTube cannel. Please search for the words below↓. "The Way of Tea in Kanazawa" or "Airbnb Experience Kanazawa" “Shoukouan: former Sono’s residence” was beloved by Mr. and Mrs. Sono who were the last owners of this house, a wealthy silk fabrics merchant, and absorbed into the lifestyle of tea ceremony. As soon as you step into the house, you will be welcomed by gorgeous and sophisticated Japanese traditional architecture such as Kirizuma-roof, courtyard, an earthen floor, or safety treasure storage. Before beginning it, I would like to explain the history of Matcha, with a focus of relationship with spiritual Zen method “Wa Kei Sei Jyaku “, why and how the tea ceremony was spread to people in Kanazawa, and some manners that I would like you to know as a guest. First, I’ll show you a whole process to make a bowl of thin tea, which you can hardly see, to find “Wa Kei Sei Jyaku” in it while tasting Japanese sweets. As for tea, you can enjoy a bowl of tea that I serve as well as make your own tea and taste them. If you want to get valuable souvenirs (updated their photos here) selected from my favorite local supplier of utensils, please let me know when you apply this site. Airbnb would charge you an extra fee(￥5000) for them later. I'm waiting for you in Kanazawa!

If you are interested in The way of Tea or the culture in Kanazawa, I'm happy to share them in my YouTube cannel. Please search for the words below↓. "The Way of Tea in Kanazawa" or "Airbnb Experience Kanazawa" Instagram : tt.kanazawa ----- “The former residence of Dr. Takamaine's family in Kuromon-Ryokuchi” is between Omicho Market and Otebori moat of Kanazawa Castle Park, near the popular Ozaki Shrine. Dr. Takamine who is a famous native chemist is commemorated by relocating his parents’ house with fantastic tea room here. After stepping through the gate, you can see a little public space which includes Japanese and western style architecture in the yard. At the beginning, I would like to explain the history of Matcha, with a focus of relationship with spiritual Zen method “Wa Kei Sei Jyaku”, why and how the tea ceremony spread to people in Kanazawa, and some manners as a guest. Next I’ll show you a whole process to make a bowl of thin tea, which you can hardly see, to find “Wa Kei Sei Jyaku” in it while tasting Japanese sweets. As for tea, you can enjoy a bowl of tea that I serve as well as make your own tea and taste it. If you want to get valuable souvenirs (updated their photos here) selected from my favorite local supplier of utensils, please let me know when you apply this site. Airbnb would charge you an extra fee(￥5000) for it later. I hope you enjoy them!