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Called Kaga Hyakumangoku, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, flourished as a castle town by the Kaga Maeda family from the Edo period.
Higashi Chaya Street and Shukei Chaya Street, where you can enjoy the atmosphere of the Japan, traditional culture and traditional performing arts, are designated as important preservation districts for groups of traditional buildings in Japan.
Why don't you enjoy the history of Kanazawa geiko and the beauty of Kanazawa Odori in Sanchaya Street?
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