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Welcome
to Kanazawa;Ryokan |
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Kanazawa is one of Japan's foremost castle
towns.
The city boasts many places of historic
and aesthetic interest, such as splendid
Kenrokuen, known as one of the three most
beautiful gardens in Japan.
In Kanazawa, every seasonal change is
so carefully celebrated with traditional
cuisine, decor and yearly events that
one feels as if there are many more than
four seasons.
Kanazawa was the capital of the Kaga area,
Japan's, wealthiest province in the Edo
era.
The refined culture that was nourished
in feudal days and Kanazawa's historic
beauty remain due to the city being completely
untouched by war.
While still preserving its precious heritage,
Kanazawa has developed into a thoroughly
charming modern city.
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Asadaya is more than 140 years old
and the most famous ryokan, or traditional
Japanese inn in Kanazawa.
It has only 5 elaborate rooms for
guests in order to provide perfect
services in accordance with the
"sukiya" style of simplicity.
It is an unforgettable dining experience
combining traditional local cuisine,
seasonal fish and produce with refined
dinner-ware. |
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Heartfelt
hospitality ; Guest House |
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Dinner is carefully prepared with regard
to customer's likes and dislikes. We treat
each guest as if every meeting will be
our last and so make your visit a memorable
experience. We strive to make sure that
each individual's needs are filled so
as to provide even better service on their
next visit.
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Asadaya Ryokan is similar to a history
and art museum. It has breathtaking
collection of sword guards from
the Edo period. They were the status
symbols of Samurai, or warrior,
engraved with their family crests
or Japanese flora and fauna. |
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