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Written/Compiled and Reported by Chi Bing-Hui

Kanazawa is the most bustling city in Japan’s Hokuriku region, featuring must-visit attractions such as Kenroku-en Garden—one of Japan’s Three Great Gardens, the Higashi Chaya District, and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art. The city offers a relaxed pace for shopping and sightseeing, with a laid-back atmosphere that makes it perfect for travelers who enjoy strolling through urban landscapes. Now, follow bloggers as they explore every corner of Kanazawa. Leave a comment before August 11th for a chance to win gold foil face masks!(http://www.kanazawa-tourism.com.tw/event/2011/)

Near the Sea of Japan, Kanazawa boasts an abundance of fresh seafood. Near Kanazawa Station lies the Omicho Market, which has a history of about 280 years, covering an area of 600 tsubo with over 180 shops selling a wide variety of fresh seafood, vegetables, and fruits. Known as the “Kitchen of Kanazawa,” the area is also surrounded by many conveyor belt sushi restaurants and eateries, perfectly satisfying visitors’ appetites.

In addition, Kanazawa is also known as a city of crafts, famous for its traditional arts such as Kanazawa gold leaf, Kaga yuzen silk dyeing, and Kutani ware. The city offers numerous hands-on experiences where visitors can learn about the joy of crafting. Among the most popular is the “gold foil experience,” where, under the guidance of skilled artisans, you can apply gold leaf to items. Once completed, you can take your creation home as a meaningful souvenir.