Explore Kanazawa Garden
Kanazawa, a charming city in Central Japan, is a must-see destination for anyone wanting to explore the beauty and traditional culture of the Land of the Rising Sun.
Over the centuries, Kanazawa has retained its unique character, from its beautiful gardens to its historical heritage with Kanazawa Castle. In this article, we will explore one of Kanazawa's natural wonders - Kenrokuen Garden.
Explore Kenrokuen Garden
Kenrokuen Garden, one of Japan's three most famous gardens, is a vivid picture of the harmony between nature and people. The name "Kenrokuen" means "having six elements", expressing the diversity and perfection of beauty here. With an area of 11.4 hectares, the garden is located in the center of Kanazawa, next to Kanazawa Castle.
Natural Wonders: Kasumigaike Pond and Horai Island
One of Kenrokuen Garden's biggest attractions is the large man-made pond Kasumigaike and Horai Island in the middle. The pond is considered a symbol of the sea, while Horai Island is a symbol of the sacred island offshore. The story tells that a young monk with magical powers lived on this island. The pond and island symbolize the lord's eternal life and prosperity.
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter: Each Season A Beauty
Kenrokuen Garden changes each season with its own distinct colors and flavors. In spring, the garden is vibrant with the colors of cherry blossoms and plum blossoms. Summer brings a cool feeling with azaleas and irises. In autumn, the garden sparkles with the yellow colors of fallen red and yellow leaves. In winter, the garden becomes a stunning snow-covered spectacle with traditional yukitsuri techniques protecting plants from snow.
With the exquisite combination of natural beauty at Kenrokuen Garden, a trip to explore Kanazawa is not only a journey to the beauty and culture of Japan but also a wonderful experience for the soul. Plan your trip today and immerse yourself in the beauty of Kanazawa.
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