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อิชิกะวะ
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อิชิกะวะ
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ทั้งหมด 19 รายการ
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Experiencing History, Culture and Arts n Crafts in Japan’s Chubu region
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- Located slap-bang in the middle of Japan is the rugged Chubu region, made up of several prefectures. The two gems in this crown are without a doubt Ishikawa and Gifu prefectures, situated right next to each other, sharing a fantastic amount of history and culture. Come with us as we explore these two areas in depth, offering ideas for day-trips, cuisine and ample opportunities to immerse yourself in traditional Japan!Kanazawa in Ishikawa is well-connected to Tokyo via bullet train and highway bus. Connecting buses between Kanazawa and Takayama in Gifu are also abundant, and finally Takayama has excellent bus connections back to Tokyo, making for a great round trip that is easy to navigate and doesn’t break the bank! Welcome to Japan’s Chubu region... Traditional Kanazawa : Top 5 Place to vist Article:Traditional Kanazawa : Top 5 Place to vistOften referred to as Kyoto’s younger sibling, the compact city of Kanazawa is an excellent place to head if you are looking to experience a well-preserved Edo-period town, … It’s not all about Tradition in Kanazawa! Article:It’s not all about Tradition in Kanazawa!Kanazawa has slowly been climbing the ranks in the table of popular tourist destinations in Japan for some time now, … The Rocks and Pots of Ishikawa Article:The Rocks and Pots of IshikawaIshikawa Prefecture has long had a close relationship with high quality stone, mining and pottery. This history inadvertently began some twenty million years ago,… Hot Spring Bathing in the Kaga Region of Ishikawa Article:Hot Spring Bathing in the Kaga Region of IshikawaKaga Onsenkyo is a cluster of four well-known hot spring towns nestled between the Sea of Japan and Mt. Hakusan, … Getting to know the Shirakawago,Takayama and Hida Region Article:Getting to know the Shirakawago,Takayama and Hida RegionThe Hida region occupies the northern half of Gifu Prefecture, it’s an area that retains a feel of traditional Japan like few other parts of the country, … ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- ประเทศญี่ปุ่น
- 7. November. 2019
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Traditional Kanazawa : Top 5 Place to vist
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- Often referred to as Kyoto’s younger sibling, the compact city of Kanazawa is an excellent place to head if you are looking to experience a well-preserved Edo-period town, which has managed to retain an authentic atmosphere and charm. Similar to Kyoto, Kanazawa managed to completely escape the destruction of aerial bombing in WW2, meaning large parts of the town have remained intact and unchanged for many years. The way in which it differs from Kyoto, is the lack of crowds and tour buses – Kanazawa is relatively quiet, even in peak season, meaning it’s a great place to explore at a leisurely pace.Today, Kanazawa remains an important city in the region and serves as the capital of Ishikawa Prefecture. It is home to several popular attractions including what is considered one of the best Japanese gardens in the country, several historic districts and a handful of interesting museums. Higashi Chaya Area Perhaps Kanazawa’s most iconic attraction is a neighborhood referred to as Higashi Chaya, which translates in English as The Eastern Teahouse District. It consists of a network of streets on the outskirts of the city, made up of beautifully preserved teahouses and geisha houses. During the Edo period this area was frequented by feudal lords and other high-ranking officials who visited to be entertained by geisha and other talented performers.Some of the buildings have been discreetly converted into restaurants and shops selling a variety of local goods, but many remain intact as teahouses that one can visit and enjoy. Some of the more upmarket establishments continue to provide entertainment with real geisha even, although these places cost a fair penny meaning your average visitor doesn’t get to see inside! The back streets of the Higashi Chaya district The district oozes style yet remains modestly old -ashioned and rustic Buildings in the Higashi Chaya district Kenrokuen Japanese Garden If Higashi Chaya is takes the number one spot in Kanazawa, then number two most definitely belongs to Kenrokuen Garden! This sprawling (29 acres) traditional Japanese garden forms the large green space in the center of the city, and is generally considered one of the top three Japanese gardens (alongside Kairakuen in Mito and Korakuen in Okayama) in the country. It is a fine place to relax and unwind while taking in the beautiful scenery. Looking out across the lake at Kenrokuen towards a teahouse Kenrokuen is full of potential photo opportunities around almost every corner! A small waterfall in Kenrokuen Kanazawa Castle and Castle Park Just across the way from Kenrokuen Garden sits Kanazawa Castle and the Castle Park. Although very little remains of the original castle here, a handful of meticulously reconstructed buildings give a good idea of the layout of the castle in its heyday, and are well worth visiting to enjoy the surrounding greenery and views, as it is located on a hilltop overlooking the town. The castle which was reconstructed in the 20th century closely resembles the original design It is surrounded by a small moat The castle park is also a great place to stretch your legs and admire the spectacular structure Gyokuseninmaru Garden Once you are done in the castle grounds, you can descend the hilltop to the southwest and see the beautiful Gyokuseninmaru Garden, which features several bridges over a small body of water, and a large stone wall from the original castle grounds as a backdrop. There is also a small rest-house here with a wooden deck, allowing for a peaceful view over the garden. Gyokuseninmaru Garden as seen from the edge of Kanazawa Castle Gyokuseninmaru Garden has several beautiful traditional style bridges Gyokuseninmaru Garden Omicho Fish Market The Omicho Fish Market has been a firm favourite for the locals for over two hundred years now! There have been vendors gathering here since the middle of the Edo period, selling and trading an assortment of fish and seafood, most of which is freshly caught from the Sea of Japan, located a few miles to the north of the city. Many of the vendors also set-up shop inside the market operating restaurants that specialize in local seafood dishes, meaning you can grab breakfast, lunch or dinner here, depending what time you choose to visit!Similar to the infamous Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo (now moved to Toyosu in Tokyo) arriving early in the morning allows you to see the vendors dealing with the fresh hauls of fish, with an array of local chefs vying for the best bits. The atmosphere is electric, and it allows interesting insight into a local industry. Locals line up to get the day’s fresh catches Whole crabs for sale at Omicho Fish Market Locals have been selling fresh seafood here for centuries Nagamachi Samurai House Area Last, but by no means least, located on the westside of the city is the Nagamachi Samurai House Area. Here you will find a fine collection of very well-preserved Samurai houses nestled between two canals that run parallel through the neighbourhood. Many of these houses are private residences now, but several of them have been restored to their original state and you are allowed to enter them to see how the samurai class lived during feudal times (for a small fee). There are also a couple of museums in the area detailing the story of samurai in historic Kanazawa. The streets of the area have been preserved to closely reflect life in the area during feudal times The Nagamachi Samurai House Area Most of the houses are privately owned but the exteriors are something to marvel over! ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- อิชิกะวะ
- 3. November. 2019
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Sample the Teahouse Culture
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- The Higashi Chaya District is known for its wooden teahouses or chaya, which have been standing since Japan’s Edo period. For a traditional experience, visit Ochaya Shima (志摩), a preserved geisha house from the 19th century. Selected as a National Cultural Asset, Shima offers a look into the lifestyles and entertainment of times gone by. Kaikaro Teahouse is also preserved in its original form and traditional geisha performances can be seen here occasionally, albeit with a hefty price tag.
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- อิชิกะวะ
- 10. May. 2019
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Stroll around town
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- Kazue-machi commands the most authentic atmosphere of the chaya districts, with stone-brick walkways, an arched bridge, and stately streetlights. Of course, the antique teahouses add to the appeal and an evening stroll when the streetlights are on might be a nice way to spend a slow night in town. There are also neat little cafes to choose from should you feel a bit peckish.
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- อิชิกะวะ
- 10. May. 2019
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Admire the blue roof tiles of the Seisonkaku Villa
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- Built in 1863, the Seisonkaku Villa (成巽閣) is a wonder of 19th-century Japanese architecture. Most notable from the outside are the trademark blue roof tiles of the villa, which were made as a result of the combined efforts and skills of its Kanazawa builders. Offering its own inner gardens and woodwork carvings, this uniquely Japanese structure retains its elegance.
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- อิชิกะวะ
- 10. May. 2019
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Witness the harmony of a shrine with stained glass windows
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- Oyama Shrine is quite different from most and you’ll know why when you see the shrine’s gate. This particular fusion of Japanese, Chinese, and European architectural styles was actually designed by a Dutchman in 1875, with the gate featuring stained glass windows not typically seen in Japanese shrines. If you swing by at night, the gate is lit up, highlighting the striking stained glass on the third floor.
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- อิชิกะวะ
- 10. May. 2019
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Tie a love fortune at Ishiura Shrine (石浦神社)
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- The Ishiura Shrine is known for matchmaking and the keepers of the shrine have fully embraced this fact. From specially-designed ema (wooden plaques used to write wishes) with hearts on them to pink polka-dotted fortunes, this shrine offers ample opportunity to capture cute pictures of sweet wishes for love. Make sure you tie your wishes and fortunes to the appropriate place so the kami knows where to put their blessings.
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- อิชิกะวะ
- 10. May. 2019
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Go Ninja at Myouryuji Temple (妙立寺)
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- On the surface, this temple doesn’t really stand out. But that’s the point. There are all kinds of hidden trickeries and traps within the walls of the affectionately-termed “Ninja Temple” and it’s only gaining in popularity. Reservations for tours should be made in advance and no translation services are available. But this temple has you covered if you want to just creep down some hidden passages and spy a nasty trap or two.URL：Myouryuji
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- อิชิกะวะ
- 10. May. 2019
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Kutani-yaki Porcelain
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- Originally created in the nearby Kaga Province, kutani-yaki porcelain can be found throughout Japan today with a number of shops found along the main street through the Higashi Chaya District. Kutani-yaki is a delicate style of pottery finished off with colorful and intricate designs of local landscapes and people. The shops around the eastern tea house district display a plenitude of elaborately designed kutani-yaki pots including bowls, tea cups, teapots and even wine glasses. Prices vary significantly from shop to shop but some places such as Jyuen opposite the Enchoji Temple offer beautiful pieces for as little as 500 yen.
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- อิชิกะวะ
- 5. May. 2019
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จุดท่องเที่ยวที่แนะนำ
ทั้งหมด 1586 รายการ
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- Higashi Chaya District
- ถนน
- Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Higashiyama
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- Wajima Asaichi
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3.5รีวิว 317 - ถนน
- Ishikawa Pref. Wajimashi Kawaimachi
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There is a convenient parking spot next to the market. We went early around 9am and there were many female vendors cleaning the fishes they were selling. It was very clean despite it is a fresh fish...
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- Notojima Aquarium
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4.5รีวิว 310 - พิพิธภัณฑ์สัตว์น้ำ
- Ishikawa Pref. Nanaoshi Notojimamagarimachi 15-40
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It was a short visit since I was in a hurry. Despite that, I could enjoy this aquarium. At first, you will enter a blue room with a giant fish tank. There you can see their local whale sharks. It was...
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- โครีนโบ
- สถานที่ท่องเที่ยวชื่อดังอื่นๆ
- จังหวัดอิชิกาวะเมืองคานาซาวะโครีนโบ
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- Shirayama Hime-jinja Shrine
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4.5รีวิว 119 - ศาลเจ้า
- Ishikawa Pref. Hakusanshi Sannomiyamachi D 105-1
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The grounds of the shrine are so peaceful and the staircase leading up to the shrine is absolutely beautiful. I just went to pray and get a lucky charm, but I heard that you can also pay to enter the...
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