North of Ainokura on Rte 156 you'll find this roadside attraction, which explains the art of making washi (handmade paper) and gives you the chance to try making some yourself (from 楼500; reservations required, limited English is spoken). There's also a gift shop.
老澳门六合彩开奖记录's must-see attractions
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One of Japan's National Treasures, the temple of the second generation of feudal lord Maeda Toshinaga's family is rightly famous for its manicured lawns,鈥
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This Edo-period garden draws its name (kenroku means 'combined six') from a renowned Sung-dynasty garden in China that dictated six attributes for鈥
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Adjacent to the Kanazawa Castle Park, this feudal pleasure garden was first constructed in 1634 but abandoned in the Meiji era. Its five-year鈥
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During the Edo period the Kita family administered over 200 villages from Kita-ke, the pivotal crossroads of the Kaga, Etch奴 and Noto fiefs. Inside this鈥
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This merchant and moneychanger's house, dating from the 1890s, showcases the striking craftsmanship of traditional Takayama carpenters. Inside is a鈥
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This spiritual museum is a tribute to Daisetsu Teitaro Suzuki, one of the foremost Buddhist philosophers of our time. Published in Japanese and English,鈥
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Between Kanazawa Station and Katamachi you'll find this market, reminiscent of Tokyo's old Tsukiji market. A bustling warren of fishmongers, buyers and鈥
21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art
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A low-slung glass cylinder, 113m in diameter, forms the perimeter of this contemporary gallery, which celebrated its 10th birthday in 2014. Museum entry鈥
Nearby Central Honsh奴 attractions
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Stroll through the village to this interesting folklore museum, with displays of local crafts and paper. The museum occupies two buildings, the former鈥
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Between Suganuma and Ainokura, in the hamlet of Kaminashi, you'll find Murakami-ke, one of the oldest gassh艒 houses in the region (dating from 1578). It's鈥
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You can see items from traditional life and displays illustrating gunpowder production, for which the area was once famed, at this folklore museum.
4. Kanazawa Yuwaku Edo Village
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In Yuwaku Onsen, about 14km southeast of Kanazawa along Rte 10, you'll find this attractive collection of reconstructed Edo-period buildings arranged as鈥
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Shirakawa-g艒's largest gassh艒 house is a designated National Treasure. It once belonged to a wealthy silk-trading family and dates back to the mid-Edo鈥
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Adjacent to My艒zen-ji, Ogimachi's small temple, My艒zen-ji Folk Museum displays the traditional paraphernalia of daily rural life.
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Over two dozen gassh艒-zukuri buildings have been relocated here, although the arrangement feels contrived. Several houses are used for demonstrating鈥
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This museum dedicated to the history of Japanese carpentry and its unique methods is a must for woodworkers and design fans. In a hands-on room, you can鈥