Nomura House
Nomura House is a restored samurai residence in the Nagamachi district, once home to a retainer family of the Maeda clan and rebuilt after the original was dismantled in the Meiji era. It's furnished with period antiques, armor, and art, and centers on a small but well-regarded landscaped garden viewable from the tatami rooms.
It gives one of the more accessible looks at samurai domestic life in Kanazawa, since it's a genuine period interior rather than a reconstruction viewed only from outside.
Nomura House FAQs
The house was reconstructed using elements and design from the original samurai residence after it was dismantled in the Meiji era.
Yes, a modest paid admission.
Period furnishings, armor, art objects, and a small landscaped garden viewable from the tatami rooms.
About 30-45 minutes.
Within the Nagamachi former samurai district, a 15-20 minute walk from Kanazawa Station.
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