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Must See
       3 "=
       Ishikawa Museum
       of Traditional Arts
       and Crafts
       ⌂ 1-1 Kenrokumachi
       # 9am–5pm daily   ¢ Apr–
       Nov: 3rd Thu of month;
       Dec–Mar: Thu   ∑ ishikawa-
       densankan.jp
       At this tastefully laid-out
       museum, visitors can immerse
       themselves in the traditional
       crafts that the Ishikawa
       prefecture is renowned
       for, including the gorgeous   The beautiful and serene Kenroku-en
       Kutani pottery, silk painting,   Garden, its features blanketed in snow
       lacquerware, metalwork, gold
       leaf details, Japanese paper,
       and fireworks. Visitors are   the objects by making them
       encouraged to interact with   themselves, and the museum   4 "
                           hosts regular demonstrations   Kenroku-en Garden
                           by experience traditional   ⌂ Kenrokumachi   # Daily
                           craftsmen. The shop on the   ∑ pref.ishikawa.jp
          Did You Know?    ground floor offers an
                           assortment of pieces, all   Created by the Maeda family,
          In winter, the city’s   produced by local artisans   Kenroku-en is one of Japan’s
         mud walls are covered   and at reasonable prices.   “great three” gardens. It name
          with straw mats to     For information about the   means “garden of six qualities”:
          protect them from   demonstrations and hands-  spaciousness, seclusion, an air
           harsh weather.  on experiences led by the   of antiquity, ingenuity, flowing
                           experts, check the museum   water, and views, which are
                           website for details.  desired in a Chinese garden.


      0 meters   500 N         Train & bus stations  Sakuda Gold  HIGASHIYAMA
                               900 yd (850 m)
                                              Leaf Store
      0 yards   500              HIKOSOMACHI            Ochaya Shima
                                             Fukushima  Geisha House
                                             Sargenten
                TAMAGA-          HYAK UM AN G OK U -OD ORI
                 WACHO                OWARICHO
                          H Y A K U M A N G O K U - O D O R I
                Tamagawa                       ODORI   HYAKUMANGOKU-  Asanogawa
                  Park                             O H O R I - D O R I
            HOSAI                     O H O R I - D O R I
                                   Kanazawa
         Nagamachi                 Castle Park          ZAIMOKUCHO
         Kaga Yuzen                        Ishikawa-
         Silk Center       Oyama           mon
                           Shrine
             NAGAMACHI              Kanazawa               YOKOYAMA-
                       KATA MACHI   SCRAMBLE
         Nomura Family               Castle      KOSHO-     MACHI
                                                 MACHI
         Samurai House      Chuo               HYAKUMANGOKU-ODORI
                 Nagamachi  Park
               Samurai Quarter  HIROSAKA-DORI  Kenroku-en  OGIMACHI
        Saigawa
                                          Garden
               KATAMACHI       21st Century  Museum  Ishikawa Museum of
                                                  Traditional Arts and Crafts
                                       of Art
                                Museum of
                                             Villa
                              Contemporary Art  Seisonkaku
                          TATEMACHI
                        STREET
      SHIRAGIKUCHO   ODORI                    Kaga-Honda
                         SHOPPING
                      SAIGAWA-
                  Kutani Kosen Pottery Kiln   HONDA-  ODORI   Museum
                  700 yd (650 m)
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