Takaoka: A Historical Walk Through National Treasure Zuiryuji Temple and the Takaoka Daibutsu
A historical walking course through Takaoka, a castle town connected to the Kaga Maeda clan, exploring the culture of National Treasures and metal casting. From the beautifully symmetrical National Treasure Zuiryuji Temple to the Takaoka Daibutsu, which showcases the skill of Takaoka copper artisans. Stroll through Takaoka Ancient Castle Park, surrounded by water moats, then continue on to Yamamachi Street with its earthen-walled architecture and Kanaya Town, the historic heart of metal casting. This full day of walking unfolds the town's history with each step—a perfect journey for the curious adult traveler.
Schedule
Slowly Admire the National Treasure Mountain Gate, Buddha Hall, and Dharma Hall with Their Beautiful Corridors
Gaze Up at the Bronze Daibutsu Created by Takaoka Copper Artisans, and Stroll the Corridor Below Its Pedestal
Leisurely Stroll Through the Castle Ruins Surrounded by Water Moats and Visit the Imizu Shrine Within the Park
Walk Through the Imposing Earthen-Walled Townscape and Rest at a Retro Café
Experience the History and Tools of Metal Casting and Take a Stroll Through the Slatted Lattice Townscape of Kanaya Town
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