Stunning examples of bright and colourful local porcelain are on display here, about an eight-minute walk from Daish艒ji Station.
Kutaniyaki Porcelain Art Museum
Kanazawa & the Hokuriku Coast
香港六合彩即时开奖's must-see attractions
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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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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
20.89 MILES
Designated a national historic site, this out-of-the-way place features one of the largest town ruins in Japan, dating from the early 15th century. It's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
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In 1244 the great Zen master D艒gen (1200鈥53), founder of the S艒t艒 sect of Zen Buddhism, established Eihei-ji, the 'Temple of Eternal Peace', in a forest鈥
27.26 MILES
In Higashi-chaya-gai, 碍补颈办补谤艒 is an early-19th-century geisha house refinished with contemporary fittings and art, including a red-lacquered staircase鈥
Nearby Kanazawa & the Hokuriku Coast attractions
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The Daish艒ji Station area is crammed with temples, including 窜别苍蝉丑艒-箩颈, which houses more than 500 amusingly carved Buddhist arhat sculptures.
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You're likely to be a little astounded by this collection of more than 500 pristine Japanese (and foreign) vehicles housed over three floors, in a massive鈥
10.95 MILES
Legend says that these rock formations 25km northwest of Fukui came about when 罢艒箩颈苍产艒, an evil priest, was cast off the cliff by angry villagers in 1182;鈥
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This quaint garden, formerly a mansion of the Matsudaira clan, has a pretty teahouse where you can sit in silence and contemplate life, or feed the鈥
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In 1244 the great Zen master D艒gen (1200鈥53), founder of the S艒t艒 sect of Zen Buddhism, established Eihei-ji, the 'Temple of Eternal Peace', in a forest鈥
18.74 MILES
Kids love the larger-than-life replicas and fossilised relics of the Jurassic Park鈥搒tyled Fukui Dinosaur Museum, one of the three largest museums of its鈥
7. Ichij艒dani Asakura Clan Ruins
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Designated a national historic site, this out-of-the-way place features one of the largest town ruins in Japan, dating from the early 15th century. It's鈥
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Atop a hill overlooking the town, this little yamashiro (mountain castle) is a true delight, even if it is a replica and you have to climb all those鈥