There are some paths along the Asano River, adjacent to the Kazuemachi Chaya & Higashi Chaya districts, known for their teahouses, restored 18th-century wooden houses, & shops selling gold-leaf crafts.
There are concrete paths along both sides of the narrow river headed south from the Asanogawa Bridge as far as Tagamihonmachi Asagiri Park, up to 5.6 km one-way. The river is narrow and we wouldn’t call this route especially scenic. The paths are not as developed as those along the Sai River and can be a bit rough in sections. We recommend the west side to the Kenrokuayumi Bridge, and then the east side for the remainder.
Add-On: Our Kanazawa Castle Park & Garden route is 1 km west.
There are some paths along the Asano River, adjacent to the Kazuemachi Chaya & Higashi Chaya districts, known for their teahouses, restored 18th-century wooden houses, & shops selling gold-leaf crafts.
There are concrete paths along both sides of the narrow river headed south from the Asanogawa Bridge as far as Tagamihonmachi Asagiri Park, up to 5.6 km one-way. The river is narrow and we wouldn’t call this route especially scenic. The paths are not as developed as those along the Sai River and can be a bit rough in sections. We recommend the west side to the Kenrokuayumi Bridge, and then the east side for the remainder.
Add-On: Our Kanazawa Castle Park & Garden route is 1 km west.
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