The main entrance facing the Hirosaka Street, stands an elegant brick building, which is a reminiscent of the Taisho Era. Whereas the Café & Brasserie on the other side facing the Kanazawa Castle Park is a modern glass-walled building. This building represents a combination of new and old.

There are two dining rooms on the site of Governor and deputy governor’s room. Saving the elegant brick building from the Taisho era, the interior design is in contrast, modern and sophisticated. It is decorated with materials and motif that represents the traditional culture of Kanazawa, such as gold leaves and the famous Yukizuri. The other side of the entrance faces the beautiful Kanazawa Castle Park, where there is an open glass building with a view of the illumination of the Imori moat.

A café and a brasserie are situated on the 1F. Here, you could enjoy French food by M. Paul Bocuse at reasonable prices, as well as coffee and dessert.