Ishikawa Gate — Attraction in Kanazawa

There’s a bridge that you have to pass before getting to the gate . The bridge connects you to this gate from Kenrokuen Garden. And when you enter this gate ,you can decide to just walk through the park to Omicho market.

In case you missed it:Kanazawa Castle Park -After the triumphant entrance of Lord Maeda Toshiie, full scale construction was started on the castle. The donjon was destroyed by lightning in 1602, and has not been rebuilt. The number of watchtowers was once over 20, and the lead roof tiles of Ishikawa Gate, the stone walls and the Sanjukken Nagaya (row houses) gave the castle a dignified appearance. The park was the site of the Ministry of the Army in the Meiji period, and of Kanazawa University in the...

The Ishikawa-mon Gate at Kanazawa Castle is a captivating testament to feudal Japan's architectural prowess. This meticulously reconstructed gate stands as the primary entrance to the castle grounds, welcoming visitors with its formidable presence. Crafted with precision, the wooden structure adorned with intricate carvings showcases the Edo-period craftsmanship. Its strategic location within the castle complex enhances its historical significance, offering a glimpse into the defensive strategies of the time. As you pass through Ishikawa-mon, the atmosphere transports you to an era of samurai and strategic fortifications, making it a compelling focal point for those exploring Kanazawa's rich...

I consider myself a fans of Japanese culture, and Japanese castle lover, but even I couldn't suggest this place too much. The castle itself wasn't my style as it is too 'narrow', and this make the castle not as cool as other castle IMO. Also the garden aside from the castle was kind of dull. So my suggestion would be, do not travel this place just for here, which I believe seldom people would do so. Travelling here along with Kenroku-en will be much more...