
この地図の6ヶ所はすべて正確な位置に配置されています。 それぞれに、どんな場所で、なぜ訪れる価値があるかの短い説明が付いています。 閲覧は無料です。Ikuzoアカウントがあれば、地図全体をコピーして自分の旅程に作り変えられます。
One of Japan's three great gardens, and the one that holds up best in winter: the conical ropes protecting the pines from snow are the photo everyone brings back from Kanazawa.
Right across from Kenrokuen, on the other side of the bridge. The Maeda ruled here over the second-richest domain in Japan, which explains the rest of the city.
The teahouse district, and it still works: geishas really perform here. Shima and Kaikaro can be visited, which is rare and worth it.
Ochre earthen lanes between the walls of residences, with the straw mats that protect them in winter. The Nomura house is open and keeps its original garden.
The city's belly for three centuries. Crab in winter, and this is where you understand why Kanazawa sushi stands up to Tokyo's.
The philosopher who brought Zen to the West was born here. The museum is almost empty, on purpose: one room, one pool, and as much time as you want to spend there.