World Heritage Shirakawa-go Gassho-style VillageHere, you will find a "living World Heritage" where the Gassho-style houses, which have stood for centuries, are at the heart of a village life that harmoniously blends with the abundant nature, long history, and modern living.Immerse yourself in the picturesque landscapes of each season: cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, vibrant autumn foliage, and enchanting winter snowscapes. Enjoy the beauty of nature throughout the year.♪Hakusan Shirakawa-go White Road33.3km long scenic drive road that can only be seen for a limited timeUbagataki has been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls, and in front of the waterfall is the natural hot spring Oyadani no Yu, where you can enjoy a footbath!Ancient city of KanazawaKenrokuen: A historical cultural heritage that reflects the culture of Kaga Hyakumangoku, and one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan.Omicho Market: Known as the "citizen's kitchen" that supports Kanazawa's food culture, the narrow streets are lined with about 170 shops.Higashi Chaya District: An old townscape with beautiful latticework and stone pavement is a must-see tourist spot.Kanazawa Station: Kanazawa Station is the gateway to Kanazawa and one of the tourist attractions. The Tsuzumi Gate, which has a motif of the drums used in the traditional performing arts of Kaga Hosho, is impressive.21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa: The museum owns many domestic and international contemporary artworks produced since 1980. See, touch, and feel contemporary art!Oyama Shrine: A shrine dedicated to the Kaga feudal lord Maeda and his lawful wife Omatsu. The highlight is the "Shinmon", designed in a three-tiered style that blends Japanese, Chinese, and Western styles. The stained glass inlaid on the top floor attracts people who see it.*Transportation fees and entrance fees to each facility are required separately.*The re-meeting place will be the Kanazawa Station West Square group bus stop.Stay at 1300 years since Awazu Onsen's "Manten no Tsujinoya"Experience the 1300-year-old Awazu Onsen, the oldest hot spring in Hokuriku, at the ryokan "Manten no Tsujinoya." Soak in the baths filled with 24-hour flowing natural hot spring water, known for its beautifying effects. Enjoy the breathtaking cherry blossoms in the vast 25,000-square-meter garden during spring. Indulge in the popular kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal delicacies. Relax in the charming Japanese-style rooms and savor the impeccable hospitality of the staff, creating a truly elegant getaway.