Kenrokuen Garden Kanazawa

It's so sad that this is my last day in Kanazawa! I love it here. It is big but it is still quiet. There is not the busyness that Tokyo has however it is still large enough to have many great shops. The visit here is the most I have ever spent! I had a massive spend out but I am happy with what I got. Before we went shopping we took a trip to the …

Kanazawa is a lovely town. It's the kind of place I could see myself living. There is such a fantastic mixture of lively modern city and very old architecture and tradition. It is the only place outside of Kyoto that has Geisha training. There’s an area where the Samurai used to live. It is also one of the few cities that wasn’t bombed …

... beautiful with beautiful clothes...with price tags to match. Anyway, the main point of interest in Kanazawa is the Kenrokuen Garden (top three Japanese Gardens, in Japan) and the Kanazawa Castle which dates back to 1546 when it was ...

... saw but did mumble something about "alone time" and apparently someone's driving her crazy? Our second stop was the very reason we were here, Kenrokuen Garden, rated to be one of the top three gardens in all of Japan. As Sam S knows, hockey players don't ...

... normen) stad die vooral gekend is om enkele zaken zoals een voormalig Geisha-district, enkele goedbewaarde huizen van samurai, Kenrokuen garden en de Myoryu-ji. Als eerste stop ga ik richting Kenrokuen garden. Deze tuin wordt gezien als ...

Kanazawa is mainly known for its traditional Japanese garden (Kenrokuen garden) and its castle. We were lucky to find a couchsurfing host there, Mark, an american who has been living in Japan for the last 14 years. He took us to a few cool spots in the ...

... German girl. i think she was a bit taken back when i rushed off. the plan for the next day was to visit the Kenrokuen Garden as it was considered one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan. the German girl accompanied as she was leaving at noon ...

When we got to Kanazawa we went to Kenrokuen garden, which is reckoned to be one of the most beautiful gardens in Japan. It was really nice and covered in snow because it's really cold in this part of Japan. We also went for a walk around the castle ...

... left after a while.  This was one of Jason's highlights of the trip! From here, we headed to the Kenrokuen garden.  The garden was huge, and had incredible views.  The layouts of the various parts were magnificent.  We loved it, and ...

... are used to dealing with visitors. Although the city is much smaller than Kyoto, Kanazawa is similar to Kyoto in that point. Anyway, Kenrokuen Garden in the early morning was so beautiful especially with piled snow and without many sightseers. In ...

... . Perfect for us who were in a rush to go see the many attractions that the city has to offer. First stop, the famous Kenrokuen garden, situated in the heart of the city just next to the Castle. The garden fell short of our expectations. Maybe the ...

Kanazawa is famous for Kenrokuen Garden, which was spectacular Loading the boat took a VERY long time. We met some fellow motorcycle travellers, including "Termy" who is having a two year adventure on his Yamaha (we think he might even have the ...