Camellia Inn Yukitsubaki Phone Number and Contact Information

check in time: 3:00 pmcheck out time: 10:00 am. some rooms feature wood beamed ceilings. the 7 relaxed rooms offer free wi fi, tvs and minifridges. styled after traditional japanese townhouses, this serene inn is a 5 minute walk from the kenroku en garden and 10 minutes' walk from kanazawa castle. there's also a guest lounge with a wood burning stove. free amenities include limited parking, and breakfast served in an open dining room with wood floors and views of the gardens

Komatsu Airport 47 min

Nagamachi Samurai District (8 min)
Village featuring cobblestone streets & former samurai homes, plus shops & restaurants.

Seisonkaku (7 min)
Built in 1863 for a feudal lord's mother, this villa features period art & artifacts, plus a garden.

Kenroku-en (6 min)
One of only 3 'perfect gardens' in Japan, this park is designed to be beautiful during every season.

Kanazawa Castle Park (11 min)
Reconstructed 16th-century castle famous for its extensive surrounding garden, with tours.

Mount Utatsu (10 min)
Low mountain & scenic hiking area with a shrine & panoramic views of Kanazawa.

Nomura Clan Samurai Home (8 min)
The Nomura family's restored Edo-era home features samurai artifacts, a garden & a tea room.

Higashi Chaya District (11 min)
Traditional neighborhood with teahouses where geisha perform, plus shops selling gold-leaf crafts.

Omicho Fish Market (12 min)
Spacious, indoor complex with stalls selling fresh produce, seafood & meat, plus specialty dishes.

D.T. Suzuki Museum (13 min)
Museum dedicated to D.T. Suzuki with educational programs, a contemplation space & tranquil gardens.

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa (8 min)
Modern & large-scale displays of Japanese & international art in a circular, glass-walled building.

Oyama Shrine (8 min)
Historic Shinto shrine with a grand entry gate featuring stained glass, a large garden & a pond.

Myouryuji (Ninja Temple) (9 min)
Tours are offered of this unique Buddhist temple with hidden rooms, secret passageways & traps.

Nishi Chaya District (10 min)
Historic district featuring craft shops, Edo-period teahouses & a museum with tours of the area.

Hashizume-mon Gate (10 min)

Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art (12 min)
Elegant museum showcasing collections of regional Japanese artwork & artifacts in a modern facility.