Gyokusen-inmaru Garden

Beautiful to walk around the garden when few people are around in the morning. Quiet, calming, and very zen in nature. The design of the garden is definitely immaculate.

A stunning garden located within the Kanazawa Castle Park. I was pleasantly surprised seeing this park after coming from other museums in the area. This I think is the highlight of the park, and I might say it surpasses Kenroku-en.

This part of the garden is only viewable from the top or outside of the actual garden area, but the view is so beautiful, definitely worth checking it out. The garden is very well maintained and the view is simply stunning, like a piece of art. There's also some autumn vibes left during early winter, so the mixture is kinda amazing to look at.

Beautiful gardens to wander through when in Kanazawa. Some areas can become crowded but due to the size of the park it is easy to find space. Alot of area to cover if you plan to walk the whole park. We enjoyed the time we spent here and observing the unique rope structuring of the trees.

The garden was so impressive it almost seemed artificial. It was in a flawless condition, unlike anything I had ever seen before.

Beautiful little garden that really captures the essence of the zen gardens. A shame that some earthquake damage made part of the trail around too dangerous, but there are some great areas to sit and take in the garden from afar.

The visitor center on the West side has some staff who will happily tell you about the garden in either Japanese or English.

Japanese garden with a cafe. We could enjoy the garden view with matcha and sweets. The sweet today has the Sakura symbol. I am lucky to be served the matcha with Ishikawa mascot (hyakumansan) cup. It is very cute! The ticket price is 800 yen. The garden is well maintained and tranquil.