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Tea Room ／ Ishikawa
Gyokusen-an
ぎょくせんあん
A rest house overlooking Gyokusen'inmaru Garden, the Kaga lords' garden recreated in 2015, where matcha and a fresh sweet are served in a tatami room.
Gyokusen'inmaru Garden is a pond-stroll daimyō garden that Maeda Toshitsune began in 1634 and successive lords altered until the domain was abolished. It is thought to have served largely as the lord's private inner garden.
The height from the pond floor to the top tier of the stone walls is about 22 m. Lost once in the Meiji period, the garden was recreated in March 2015.
Gyokusen-an is a rest house overlooking the whole garden, with an information desk and rest area, and tea is served in its tatami room.
How to experience itVisit & use
Matcha with an original fresh sweet (¥1,000) is served. There is no hands-on temae experience, and entry may not be possible during private bookings. Tea bookings, including groups of 10 or more, go directly to Gyokusen-an.
Visitor informationInformation
| Address | Gyokusen'inmaru Garden, Kanazawa Castle Park, 1-1 Marunouchi, Kanazawa |
|---|---|
| Tea hours | 9:00–12:00, 13:00–16:30 (last entry 16:00) |
| Closed | Dec 29–Jan 3 |
| Price | Matcha ¥1,000 (with original fresh sweet) |
| Phone | 076-221-5008 (Gyokusen-an) |
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