Why “Kenroku-en Garden” is a Must-Visit in Kanazawa: 5 Quick Secrets in 30 Seconds

1. Does this one make it clear?

For those of you who know nothing about Kenroku-en garden, I have compiled a one-sentence invitation message for you. If you find a message that appeals to you, please come to Kenroku-en and experience it for yourself!

• This Japanese garden was lavishly constructed by Japan’s wealthiest samurai lords for their VIP guests, and even today, visiting it makes anyone feel like a VIP.

• It is praised for having the largest volumes of beauty among all Japanese gardens; anyone who enters will feel as though they are a part of its beauty and become beautiful themselves.

• Not only is this garden beautiful, with its seamless blend of natural plant life and man-made features such as ponds and stones, but each spot offers a Da Vinci Code-like mystery of hidden agendas.

２．Does the following addendum convince you?

If the previous section didn’t capture your interest, fear not! I’ve delved deeper into each theme. If some of the messages intrigue you, please drop by it!

Architecture /Craftsmanship

• In the garden, a symbol of the prosperity of the Samurai period, remains the last palace of the Last Samurai period with its luxurious architectural style.

Art

• The garden has about 400 pine trees, including some grown using the bonsai method. The vast garden, about twice the size of Japan’s largest baseball stadium (Tokyo Dome), could be a humongous pot of bonsais, known as the ultimate in beauty.

• The name of this garden suggests six contrasting yet harmonious beauties: bold yet delicate, created yet natural-looking, beauty in the foreground and background. It creates a dreamy world where these contrasts coexist in harmony.

Fashion

• In those days, the lords of the time, accompanied by their beautiful ladies, took a leisurely stroll in this garden to enjoy the seasonal flowers and birdsong.How about feeling like a princess in a rental kimono?

Food

• Tea houses and restaurants with the atmosphere of the time when this garden was created are scattered along the main street and in the garden, where you can enjoy traditional local dishes and even gold leaf ice cream, which is popular among young people, as if feeling like a lord.

The Japanese

• In winter, the Japanese hang ropes from the top of the tree to branches in their gardens, protecting them from the weight of the snow. In Kenrokuen-Garden, it looks like hundreds of Christmas trees have appeared and so appealing. But we can say it is a very Japanese scene, as the Japanese always do something for practical purposes.

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