In the heart of Kaga, Ishikawa, the ruins of Daishōji Castle open a window into Japan’s timeless beauty. Walking through its preserved Edo-era streets feels like stepping into another era. Samurai residences and old townhouses reveal stories of tradition, while local crafts such as Kutani porcelain and lacquerware offer hands-on experiences. Across the seasons, the town transforms—cherry blossoms in spring, fiery autumn leaves in fall. This is more than sightseeing; it’s a poetic journey where history, culture, and nature merge, leaving you with photographs and memories that breathe with the spirit of Nippon.
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