Walk through the historic Nagamachi Samurai District, where mid-ranking samurai once lived during the peaceful Edo period. Learn how samurai culture shaped daily life, architecture, and roof tiles, and discover how order, protection, and quiet refinement defined this former castle town.

Step inside a preserved samurai home once belonging to the Nomura family of the Kaga Domain. Explore traditional tatami rooms and a beautifully designed inner garden while learning how architecture, discipline, and refined aesthetics shaped samurai life in Kanazawa during the Edo period.

Visit the former site of the Takada samurai residence and learn how neighborhood layout and house size reflected social rank in the Kaga Domain.

Visit a preserved ashigaru (foot soldier) house to understand the lives of lower-ranking samurai. Compare its modest scale and layout with higher-ranking residences, and discover how duty, hierarchy, and daily discipline shaped life in Kanazawa’s samurai society.