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Lunch Sushi at the Kanazawa fish market
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I guess some recommendations
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We ordered two daily special sets and the plates were not disappointing
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Uni!
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Then there was an opening at the contemporary museum.
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Sushi #2 after the evening at the museum.
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The chef spent long time first working in Paris then in 1980 and 90s NY. He might be a legend, now hiding in Kanazawa and still listening to jazz.
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Seared piece.
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Some clear soup.
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Condiments and a piece of sushi.
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We had a good chat with him and some great fish, but somehow the much cheaper lunch sushi taste from the market at lunch was still lingering.
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I don't think it's the same night, but we had after midnight ramen here.
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Ramen shop with kimon decorations, tv and such.
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And another one.
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The museum and sushi days are over. We start with coffee and watching the street.
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Fountain welcome.
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We return to the bus/train station to take a walk or a bus ride to our destination of the day, the old Kanazawa.
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At the station.
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Let's save this typical JP street sidewalk pattern.
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We wanted sushi every meal, but after two exquisit consecutive sushi meals, we went for another Kanazawa classic, curry.
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Kanazawa curry with classic pork cuttlet.
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Starting our walk about the old entertainment area.
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We are by the river.
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Look at this bridge!
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Nice street light.
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I think we had pre-trip-back-to-Tokyo on a night bus, drinks and food old entertainment establishment. But not yet.
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Nice facade, window.
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Narrow alley.
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Some snow, just to make it entertaining.
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More great buildings.
