Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kanazawa
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Day 9: Kanazawa - Higashi Chaya and Kenrokuen
... front of the door and slid it open for us and as we walked through, she hung her head low in a long sincere bow. Speechless, Bon and I thanked her and put on our shoes and exited the restaurant. As we looked back, we saw the waitress outside, in the rain and cold in just her kimono, bowing to us repeatedly as we walked down the street. This continued until we disappeared around the corner. We looked at each other and both agreed that we are really going to enjoy our time here in ...
Day 8: Shirakawa-go - Koemon Farmhouse
... ordered a feast of about 10 small dishes of local delicacies. What stood out to us the most was her Hida Beef dish. It was served on top of what I believe is a miso leaf with some tofu and miso paste and this work of art sat on top of a tiny but fiery burner. We salivated as the beef cooked on the leaf while soaking in all the miso sauce. It looked, smelt and tasted unbelievable. Seeing all the museums in the village was great but Bon and i both agree that the ...
Shirakawa-go
... When Joan first visited here in 1989, it was a small village that took a day to get to. Now they have built a road through the mountains that hovers above the valley. The longest road tunnel we passed through was 11 km.
The village was made up of a mixture of newer and more traditional houses. Seemingly these are the only houses of their type in Japan. We went in one where they made silk and gunpowder. It had five floors. It had an open ...
Gardens, Castles & Ninja Temples
... but photography was prohibited. We had a Japanese guide, who was being translated by our tour guide, Axel. Unless he was only giving half the story (which didn't appear to be the case) Japanese comes across as a massively inefficient language. The temple guide seemed to speak five words for every one of his. Lastly we paid a visit to the 21st Century Museum of Contempory Art, which like all ...
Kanazawa
... preserve it than what it actually represented. Back at the hotel (which is pretty posh) whilst our room had a shower I opted for the onsen, which was a lot bigger than yesterdays, and had a pretty nice outdoor tub. The bar on the top floor has a happy hour so we checked that out. The view of the city at night is pretty cool. It reminded me of the bar scene in Out of Sight. The plans for sushi split most of the group so a couple of us decided ...
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