Destinations – Kanazawa
If you come to Japan to find the authentic beauty of Japanese tradition and culture, you cannot miss Kanazawa. Kanazawa […]
Kanazawa
Nagamachi Samurai District
Kanazawa did not suffer from the damage caused by WW2. In fact, there still remain many old-fashioned buildings. In the
Higashi-Chayagai District
In the Sengoku (Civil War) period, this area was one of the Buddhist monk quarters in Kanazawa city. The monk
D.T. Suzuki Museum
Suzuki Daisetsu is a Buddhist philosopher who spread Zen thought to Western countries. He was born in Kanazawa in 1870.
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Shima
Shima is a teahouse in Kanazawa which was a Nationally designated important cultural property. The building was used as an
Kenroku-en Garden
Kanazawa’s Kenroku-en Garden is one of the three celebrated garden in Japan. The area is as huge as 25acres (114,436 square meters).
Nomura-ke Samurai House
Nomura Sada’ie was a retainer of Maeda Toshi’ie and he got important jobs when the war lord Maeda Toshi’ie entered