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Day 9: Kanazawa - Higashi Chaya and Kenrokuen
... list but hopefully the Gion district in Kyoto will help us with that. Although pretty small, the district was very beautiful. The very old 2 story buildings that lined the streets were well preserved. I believe they were initially constructed as restaurants for geishas to entertain guests. Most have now turned into souvenir stores, cafes or restaurants but all still looked incredible. It started to really pour and we were done with exploring the district pretty early but ...
Day 8: Shirakawa-go - Koemon Farmhouse
... of stairs to access the upper floors. They were challenging for me to squeeze up and down but bon was just flying through them. The most interesting was the top floor. The whole level was held up by thin horizontal planks so you can pretty much see right through the floor to the level below. To get around on this upper level, they laid out some wider vertical planks. Every step i took made the floors creek which in turned made me want to poo myself. Again, ...
Gardens, Castles & Ninja Temples
... this we headed across town to the Ninja Temple. The name is deceptive as it has nothing to do with Ninjas but is in reference to the number of concealed staircases, false floors and secret exits incorporated into the design. It has 24 rooms, but 29 staircases and was spread over four floors, although outside it appears to only have two, as was the maximum allowed by law at the time. It was ...
Kanazawa
... a couple of trains to Kanazawa. This place is a lot larger than Tayamana with lots of skyscrapers and a hefty train/bus station. We dropped our bags in hotel reception and headed to a market, which whilst interesting I know will pale in comparison to what I will see once I hit China and SE Asia. We also checked out an olde tea house in the Geisha district. This was pretty mundane. It felt like the Japanese are happier about the fact they were ...
Last day in the Beautiful city
... the levels and layers however the ones we did were simple phenomenal! The trap doors, hidden staircases and every other feature made it a house that was nearly impossible to survive in if you were an enemy. After that we tried to walk back to the location where we were familiar but caught in the moment we were too busy stalking Japanese year 6 students we took the wrong turn and ended up ages away from the destination. Eventually we ended up at the motel ...
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