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The garden of Kenroku-en is built in a way that visitors can go around the whole park while stopping by the tea houses as well as the many ponds that are installed and the hills that have been built around. The advantage of visiting during spring is you can explore the park as you walk through the gorgeous cherry blossom trees that add even more glory to the park.
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Kenroku-en has as many as 40 kinds of cherry blossom species including the typical Somei yoshino. The Kenroku-en Kiku Zakura is an especially rare species that have the most flower petals among Japan's cherry blossoms. One flower has as many as 300 petals. The proudly blooming flowers are fluffy and gorgeous.
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Kenroku-en has many tea houses that provide excellent hospitality to visitors. Some of the stores serve kenroku dango (round dumplings), also called "success dango," and soft-serve ice cream with gold leaf bits. Please try the taste of Kaga specialty sweets while enjoying your hanami (cherry blossom viewing).
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Kanazawa-jo Koen (Kanazawa Castle park) is located right by Kenroku-en. There is no actual castle, however, the back gate "Ishikawa-mon," which was rebuilt in 1788 is still in its place and is an important national cultural property. A beautiful view can be enjoyed here with its surrounding cherry blossom trees.
(Source: PIXTA)
(Source: PIXTA)
The garden of Kenroku-en is built in a way that visitors can go around the whole park while stopping by the tea houses as well as the many ponds that are installed and the hills that have been built around. The advantage of visiting during spring is you can explore the park as you walk through the gorgeous cherry blossom trees that add even more glory to the park.
(Source: PIXTA)
Kenroku-en has as many as 40 kinds of cherry blossom species including the typical Somei yoshino. The Kenroku-en Kiku Zakura is an especially rare species that have the most flower petals among Japan's cherry blossoms. One flower has as many as 300 petals. The proudly blooming flowers are fluffy and gorgeous.
(Source: PIXTA)
Kenroku-en has many tea houses that provide excellent hospitality to visitors. Some of the stores serve kenroku dango (round dumplings), also called "success dango," and soft-serve ice cream with gold leaf bits. Please try the taste of Kaga specialty sweets while enjoying your hanami (cherry blossom viewing).
(Source: PIXTA)
Kanazawa-jo Koen (Kanazawa Castle park) is located right by Kenroku-en. There is no actual castle, however, the back gate "Ishikawa-mon," which was rebuilt in 1788 is still in its place and is an important national cultural property. A beautiful view can be enjoyed here with its surrounding cherry blossom trees.
(Source: PIXTA)