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The Nishida Family Garden (Gyokusen-en Garden) Gyokusen-en Garden takes its name from Gyokusen-in, the wife of the second lord of the Kaga clan, Toshinaga Maeda. The garden consists of a main garden, a west garden and an east garden. It is believed that all the largest trees in the garden were already growing on the site before the garden was laid out.

Main Garden

Fee	500 yen
Powdered green tea is served	Green tea and baked sweetsF @ 1000 yen (including the Fee) Green tea and unbaked sweetsF @ 1200 yen (including the Fee)
Open	9:00am - 4:00pm
Closed	Winter season (Closed days differ from year to year. This year it is closed from December 11th to early March next year.)
Address	8-3 koshomachi,kanazawa
Tel	+81-76-221-0181

Nakamura Memorial Art Museum The Nakamura family, local sake brewers, donated the home and tea ceremony art collection of a previous company president, Eishun Nakamura, to Kanazawa city.

Fee	300 yen for Adult Free for under high school Students 200 yen for over 65 and Handycapped
Hours	9:30am - 5:00pm (No entry after 4:30pm)
Closed	The beginning and end of the year, and for the preparation of new exhibits
Address	3-2-29 hondamachi,kanazawa
Tel	+81-76-221-0751

Kanazawa Municipal Yasue Gold Leaf Museum It is said that 99% of the gold leaf produced in Japan is from Kanazawa. The Yasue Museum, donated to Kanazawa city by the craftsman Yasue Komei, displays artwork employing gold leaf. Visitors can learn about the process of producing gold leaf.

Mr.Yasue making gold leaf

Fee	300 yen (including tea and baked sweets that contain gold leaf)
Open	9:30am - 5:00pm (No entry after 4:30pm)
Closed	The beginning and end of the year, and for the preparation of new exhibits
Address	1-5-10 kitayasue,kanazawa
Tel	+81-76-233-1502