Top Things to do in Hokuriku
What to do and see in Hokuriku, Chubu: The Best Food & Drink
Discover the best top things to do in Hokuriku, Japan including Torihama Brewery, IN KANAZAWA HOUSE, Kanazawa Food Tours, Cooking Studio KANAZAWA Salon, Reach Kanazawa, Taishokura Wakatsuru Brewery, Noguchi Naohiko Sake Institute, Dainichi-zakari Sakagura Shiryokan Sake Museum, Yachiya Sake Brewery, Sougen Sake Brewery.
Restaurants in Hokuriku
1. Torihama Brewery
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. IN KANAZAWA HOUSE
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5.0 based on 56 reviews
【Unique Japanese experiences in KANAZAWA, JAPAN】From Market Tour + Culinary experiences, to Geisha/Geiko Performances + Traditional dinners! Kanazawa is a city famous for their unbelievable seafood, samurai culture, historical neighborhoods, geiko (geisha) performers, gold leafing, and more. Make your time in Kanazawa memorable by experiencing your way through history in Japan!
3. Kanazawa Food Tours
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5.0 based on 22 reviews
Let's enjoy Japan one step deeper with us! We are doing local food tour at Kanazawa city for tourists! Tasty food and friendly guide's explanation would be fun!! Hope you could enjoy it!
4. Cooking Studio KANAZAWA Salon
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5.0 based on 43 reviews
Our Salon offers an enjoyable cooking class in English for the visitors from abroad in Kanazawa machiya (historical town house). As we focus on kouji and its products, you can learn about the secrets of healthy Japanese cooking as well as having a fun lunch with locally produced alcohol/soft drinks.
Reviewed By SanFranGille - San Francisco, United States
Moe and Chicako shared FAR more than their kind and patient (my husband and I are inexperienced cooks) instruction in the making of three tasty dishes. Their beautiful generosity extended to a fascinating tour of the building project using traditional construction methods underway at the salon, the MOST delicious homemade plum wine (as delectable as a perfectly ripe piece of fruit), an unscheduled nap (one of us ran out of steam), insights into Kanzawa history + Japanese culture, and the making of a difficult-to-obtain dinner reservation for our family of 8 for that same evening. We definitely hope to return and in the meantime will most highly recommend to friends. The cooking salon was a highlight of our 2+week holiday and can't thank Moe and Chicako enough!!!! Nancy& Tom in San Francisco
5. Reach Kanazawa
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
Jointly operated by Japanese and international students, “Reach KANAZAWA” is an international guide service to bring the brilliance of Kanazawa City to you. You can have a pair of Reach KANAZAWA members guide you around the city and translate for you! Since all of our guided tours and activities are designed by locals, an original and authentic Japanese experience is guaranteed. Let Reach KANAZAWA assist you in making your Kanazawa trip extraordinary!
6. Taishokura Wakatsuru Brewery
7. Noguchi Naohiko Sake Institute
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
8. Dainichi-zakari Sakagura Shiryokan Sake Museum
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Dainichi-zakari Sake Museum Our ancestors started brewing sake in 1760. So this year is our 258th anniversary. The present owner is part of 10 generations of sake brewing. Our sake is a traditional part of Japanese culture. Every day we take pride in making sake in the same traditional way that we started 255 years ago since our company’s formation. We are descendants of our ancestor Heike samurai, so that our sake is the same sake recipe that the samurai created. The present tenth generation also has never forgotten the samurai spirit. We will strictly stick to water and rice to make sake. The sake brewed by a skilled brewer, ”Ryouhei Mae” who won’t compromise can be called genuine sake. Therefore, the only sake that encompasses the history of the Hashimoto family is “Junmai Daiginjyo Judaime.”
9. Yachiya Sake Brewery
10. Sougen Sake Brewery
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Sogen sake Brewery was founded in the mid-Edo Period, 1768. Legend says Sogen Chugoro who traced his roots to Yoshiharu Hatakeyama, the lord of Nanao-jo Castle in the Sengoku Period, started business and his descendant was trained in a brewery in Itami and mastered the secrets of fine sake brewing. Since then, we have carried on the tradition and have been brewing sake to please our customers for over 240 years. Our motto is "Our customers keep coming back to us."
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