(Source: 日々これ猫のしっぽ)
The vivid vermillion walls and typical furniture of Kanazawa are so beautiful. The original architecture of the tea house and meticulous decorations tell how geisha party used to be elegant. You can feel like gentlemen of the time if you sit on the floor in this elegant room.
(Source: 食べログ)
After visiting the tea house, I recommend you to visit Kaikaro Cafe where you can taste expensive Japanese sweets. You can taste expensive taste of Japanese sweets, such as Gold Kuzukiri (starch noodle), Gold Zenzai, Kuzukiri with gold leaves that contains plenty of gold leaves. There are also "Matcha tea set menu or "Zenzai".
(Source: 食べログ)
At the back of the building, there is a store called "Kura." Here you can purchase souvenirs, such as Kanazawa's traditional craft works, that you can only find here. You can also find Japanese expensive sweets, called "Kanazawa no hana", that you tasted at the cafe. It is also great to bring back "Geisha's oil absorbent paper" with gold leaves in it for gifts.
(Source: 食べログ)
(Source: 日々これ猫のしっぽ)
The vivid vermillion walls and typical furniture of Kanazawa are so beautiful. The original architecture of the tea house and meticulous decorations tell how geisha party used to be elegant. You can feel like gentlemen of the time if you sit on the floor in this elegant room.
(Source: 食べログ)
After visiting the tea house, I recommend you to visit Kaikaro Cafe where you can taste expensive Japanese sweets. You can taste expensive taste of Japanese sweets, such as Gold Kuzukiri (starch noodle), Gold Zenzai, Kuzukiri with gold leaves that contains plenty of gold leaves. There are also "Matcha tea set menu or "Zenzai".
(Source: 食べログ)
At the back of the building, there is a store called "Kura." Here you can purchase souvenirs, such as Kanazawa's traditional craft works, that you can only find here. You can also find Japanese expensive sweets, called "Kanazawa no hana", that you tasted at the cafe. It is also great to bring back "Geisha's oil absorbent paper" with gold leaves in it for gifts.
(Source: 食べログ)