Top 10 Fun Activities & Games in Ishikawa Prefecture, Chubu

Samurai Yakata is a culture house in Kanazawa’s historic area where we aim at promoting traditional Japanese arts in a lighthearted, fun manner. Here you can experience traditional music and dances, and even wear traditional costumes, like Samurai, Ninja and Oiran (female entertainers) costumes. We perform a show everyday many times during the day, in which we have taiko, shamisen, traditional dances and stage combat performances. For the costume experience, you can either purchase a selfie plan or a photo shoot plan, in which our professional photographer will make you look even more fantastic. Other than this, you can experience the culture closely by trying to play the shamisen, fight with the sword using the kenjutsu technique and so on. Also, if you are organizing and event in Kanazawa, you can book our artists to prepare an opening performance for your event.

Focusing on great mixture of traditional and modern art! Recently specializing in making accessories to let more people have a chance to touch and experience this beautiful Japanese tradition I'm Chieko. I have been teaching only Japanese people but I am so passionate about sharing this culture with people from all over the world !! I'm not fluent in English but I will do my best for your best experience !!

【Jewelry shop where you can experience handmade rings】 You can easily make your own original ring in about 20 minutes. Customers are relieved even for the first time because they only hit the ring pokopoko! With a nice commemorative photo present, with a discount ticket for the 21st Century Museum of Art.

Welcome to a real traditional japanese house! We call this kind of house "Kominka" which means "Old Folks House". Our goal is to make live again these kind of houses in Japan. They are a symbol of ancient times in which we hold permanent art exhibitions, musical events, a world's audiolibrary, and a movie theater. You can enjoy drinks and french sweets anytime! Hope to see you there soon!