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Stroll through the atmospheric streets where teahouse culture continues, stopping at cafes and stores.
It is one of Kanazawa's representative tourist attractions. The townscape with its beautiful Degoushi (latticed window) and the stone pavement has been selected as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings by the national government.
It was originally founded in 1820 when Maeda Narinaga, the 12th lord of the Kaga Domain, built a teahouse district by grouping teahouses scattered around the castle town.
Today, traditional buildings from the Edo period still stand side by side. Cafes and stores selling Japanese sweets, traditional crafts, and miscellaneous goods are scattered throughout the town, and visitors can enjoy shopping and dining in the elegant atmosphere of the townscape. At dusk, the eaves of the houses are lit, creating another atmospheric atmosphere. No matter where you cut off the lights, the picturesque scenery continues, making it fun just to take a stroll.
Incidentally, a teahouse is a place where wealthy merchants and men of the town gathered at night in the Edo period to enjoy the entertainment of geisha dancing and shamisen playing. Kanazawa's teahouse culture has a tradition of "no first-time visitors," Even today, except for a few facilities that are open to visitors, no one is allowed to enter without an introduction.
The entire teahouse district is a national Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings (Photo by: Kanazawa City).
Dotted with photogenic spots (Photo by: Kanazawa City)
The scenery after dark is also emotional (Photo by: Kanazawa City)
Kimonos go well with the emotional atmosphere of the town.
Lots of picturesque landscapes
東茶屋街是一個充滿歷史和文化氛圍的地方，參觀後讓我深深感受到了日本傳統的魅力和韻味。
比較起京都更加喜愛金澤的一切人事物🥰
退去人潮夜晚的金沢茶街，寂靜街道呈現出格外不同的風情。
金澤三大茶屋街最具規模古色古香的街區，有很多金箔相關物品及食品。
來到東茶屋街要到箔一買支金箔霜淇淋，順道再買一些食用金箔回去，可以加在食材上，讓食物顯出高級感。
