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Day 9: Kanazawa - Higashi Chaya and Kenrokuen
... t get any better, our server took it one step further. After dinner, she took us on a private tour of the restaurant to areas that are normally off limits to guests. The restaurant, almost 200 years old, has maintained its traditional design and decor. So it was like walking back in time. Our server explained what the different rooms were used for and even took us to a secret chamber in the attic. Finally, when it was time to leave, our waitress rushed ahead of us, went on her ...
Day 8: Shirakawa-go - Koemon Farmhouse
... with a gigantic hearth in the middle of the main floor which was typically used for cooking but today, it became the official hand and foot warmer for all the visitors. Some places even served us hot tea that was boiled from the hearth. It was a very nice break from all the walking in the cold. We tracked down a restaurant in the village that folks online recommended called Shiraogi and went in for a much needed lunch break. Bon must have been really hungry ...
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 ...
Last day in the Beautiful city
... ventured next door which was an arts and crafts museum. It too had so many handmade beautiful things. There were also many great things in the shop but unfortunately I didn't buy anything. After the little tiki tour in the morning we had free time to do what we wanted. I went shopping for gifts today. I got quite a few things in the hyaku en store that are cute. I also brought Carter a beanie, two pairs of super awesome socks and a pair of tattoo ...
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