Hotel Econo Kanazawa Ekimae
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This is a top pick! Following the small country town feeling of Nara, we expected Kanazawa to be the same.Thought we were getting off the beaten track but ended up in a very 'trendy' city altogether. Food is notibly more expensive - definitely getting closer to Tokyo! The tourist office at the station sorted us out with accommodation. It took a bit more effort on …
Day 9: Kanazawa - Higashi Chaya and Kenrokuen
... hallway. Once again, I made another strong case for why i should win the award for being the best husband. I went over to Bon, who was sound asleep and gave her a nice shake until she woke so I could share my paranormal encounter with her. Big mistake, I forgot how much Bon loved her sleep. She gave me the I want to strangle you look and marched to the door and slid it open with much more force than required and peered out searching for the soon to be victim that will feel ...
Day 8: Shirakawa-go - Koemon Farmhouse
... slide open to reveal the gorgeous garden in the front yard. This was all very nice but we were hoping for a more rugged or i guess real experience. Seemed like the farmhouse was renovated to suit the taste and comfort of westerners and not really how the current locals lived. The pro is we will probably get some decent sleep tonight. The whole experience of our overnight stay was not a total lost. For dinner we were served a home cooked meal by the owner ...
Shirakawa-go
... the middle of the room that spread its fumes throughout he whole house. Howvwer you are not allowed to smoke in the whole of the village because of fire risk!
We walked up to the viewpoint and then walked back to our car.
Next we headed to Toyama mainly via tunnels. Our hotel was opposite a temple and pagoda and near the castle. We had a walk around, idenified a place to eat but decided to just get some snacks instead as we we both tired.
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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 ...
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