I started a blog for KANAZAWAOHKA. I'm still inexperienced and exploring a lot of things, but I'd like to write about my daily happenings so that you can enjoy reading them. Please read it!
The other day, a friend kindly invited me to an exhibition where she was showcasing her ikebana arrangements in collaboration with a ceramic artist. Intrigued by the idea, I went to see it in person — and I’m so glad I did. The exhibition was held inside a beautifully preserved, long-established shop with a deep sense of history. The setting itself added to the charm, creating a quiet, almost sacred atmosphere where the harmony between flowers and ceramics could truly shine. The pottery pieces on display were absolutely exquisite. Each one reflected the artist’s refined sensibility and craftsmanship — full of character, yet subtle and timeless. Seeing my friend arrange flowers in these stunning vessels made me feel genuinely inspired (and a little envious, too!). Her ikebana works were elegantly simple, each one thoughtfully composed to highlight the natural form and spirit of the flowers. There was a quiet sophistication to them — the kind that invites you to pause, breathe, and...
Asanogawa Inari Shrine Nestled near the serene Asano River in Kanazawa’s historic Higashi Chaya District, Asanogawa Inari Shrine is a peaceful Shinto sanctuary dedicated to Inari, the deity of prosperity, agriculture, and good fortune. Recognizable by its striking red torii gates and fox statues — messengers of Inari — this small but charming shrine offers a quiet retreat from the bustling streets. Locals often visit to pray for success in business and personal well-being. Whether you're taking a leisurely walk along the riverside or exploring nearby geisha teahouses, a stop at Asanogawa Inari Shrine adds a touch of spiritual calm and cultural depth to your Kanazawa journey. This lovely, small shrine is located just a short walk from Kanazawa Ohka. If you’re nearby, it’s definitely worth a quick visit.
An article about KANAZAWA OHKA was featured on JAPANKART's blog! The go-kart tours by JAPANKART look like so much fun—you can wear cute costumes and drive through the streets of Tokyo to explore the city. If I get a chance to visit Tokyo, I’d love to try it myself! Just browsing their website was already an enjoyable experience. Everyone, please take a look too! https://japankart.com/ JAPANKART's blog https://japankart.com/ recommended-spots/957/
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