Summer tour Kanazawa Four delicious small shops recommended Kanazawa City near the home is a two-hundred-year-old shop, the production and sale of various Kanazawa traditional lacquer crafts. Lacquer Real Estate is located on the fourth floor of the shop. It only has a small signboard at the door and it is almost missed. There are some lacquerware crafts in the tea room, which are very beautiful. The fruit is made by the family, and it is only eaten here. Matcha ice cream and red bean cake () are also popular recommendations. Patisserie OFUKU was originally opened in 1918 and the old shop. When it was passed to the fourth generation, it became a French West Point store. Although there are not many varieties of stores, including macarons, chocolate, ice cream, etc., there are also fruits sold. The cake has a high value and some original flavors. The first floor is a take-away area, and the second floor has some seats for afternoon tea, overlooking the 21st Century Art Museum. When riding a bicycle in the Changmao Wujiawu, I occasionally pass by this fruit. The Japanese, English, and Chinese trigrams at the door were clear at a glance, and immediately hid in the hot afternoon to escape the heat. The store is simple, with the most ice cream of cherry blossoms, matcha and other flavors (the glutinous rice crispy shell, stuffed inside), shaved ice, and fruit, etc. It is recommended to add the shaved ice of the bar tea flavor, and add the local special bran (gluten). The taste is refreshing. Dongchawu Street is a historical building protection area, full of nostalgic style. Kanazawas old shop, Fukuang House, opened a shop here, sitting at the bar, ordering a sake tasting package, and drinking three small cups of different types of sake at a time. Spend a leisurely afternoon with a speciality of wine or ice cream with ingredients.