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Kuromon Koji: Kanazawa's Culinary and Craft Haven

Explore Kanazawa's Kuromon Koji: A curated collection of local crafts and delicacies, offering a taste of Ishikawa and Hokuriku's heritage.

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Kuromon Koji, located opposite Omicho Market in Kanazawa, is a charming collection of select food and craft shops reminiscent of a traditional Japanese castle town. Here, visitors can discover and purchase unique products from the Ishikawa and Hokuriku regions, immersing themselves in the local culture and craftsmanship.

A brief summary to Kuromon Koji

Local tips

  • Explore the variety of local sweets, sampling freshly made treats for a true taste of Kanazawa's confectionery culture.
  • Discover unique, handcrafted items from the Ishikawa and Hokuriku regions, perfect for souvenirs or gifts.
  • Visit in the morning for the freshest selection of local produce and delicacies.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    Kuromon Koji is located opposite of Omicho Market, making it easily accessible on foot. From Omicho Market, simply cross the street to find the entrance to Kuromon Koji.

  • Public Transport

    From Kanazawa Station, take the Kanazawa Loop Bus and disembark at Musashi-ga-tsuji, which is near both Omicho Market and Kuromon Koji. The fare for the loop bus is ¥210 for adults. From the bus stop, it is a short walk to Kuromon Koji.

  • Taxi

    Taxis are readily available in Kanazawa. From Kanazawa Station, a taxi ride to Kuromon Koji will cost approximately ¥1000. Taxi stands are located at the East and West exits of Kanazawa Station.

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Kuromon Koji offers a delightful blend of culinary delights and traditional crafts, providing visitors with an immersive experience of Kanazawa's rich heritage. Situated adjacent to the bustling Omicho Market, this shopping mall presents a curated selection of shops showcasing distinctive products from the Ishikawa and Hokuriku regions. Stepping into Kuromon Koji is like stepping back in time, with its atmosphere evoking the ambiance of a Japanese castle town. The carefully chosen vendors offer a range of local delicacies and artisanal goods, allowing visitors to appreciate the traditions, culture, and craftsmanship of the area. Kanazawa's sweets culture, renowned as one of Japan's finest, has deep roots in traditional Japanese sweets used in tea ceremonies. At Kuromon Koji, you can find original sweets available for limited purchase, alongside both traditional and modern takes on sweets from long-established stores. You can also sample freshly made sweets and experience the charm of Japanese confectionery. One such store is Morihachi, which has been providing sweets to the Kaga Clan for over 380 years since its establishment in 1625. Ishikawa is known as the "kingdom of crafts" in Japan, producing numerous traditional crafts such as Kaga Yuzen silk dyeing and Kanazawa lacquerware. Kuromon Koji exhibits and sells a variety of these crafts, including works by living national treasures.

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