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Japan in April
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Blossom forecasts are outThe forecasts for Kanazawa give dates for full bloom, and the 12th falls inside the window they list.tenki.jp
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Two ryokan near Higashi ChayaBoth list rooms for the 11th to the 14th; one includes dinner.2 pages
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Needs you: a sign-inThe rail pass page asks you to sign in, so Raven left it for you.Open it myself · Skip

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Reading ahead for Japan in April

Based on your open question about the blossoms and what matters to you.
  1. Check this year's bloom forecasts for Kanazawa
  2. Find ryokan near Higashi Chaya with rooms on the 11th
  3. Compare rail pass prices for the Kyoto leg
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Japan in April7 questions · 6 kept
Is two nights enough in Kanazawa?⌘J
Second opinion from GPTMostly agrees

Two nights covers the old districts, but misses a day trip you said you wanted.

  • AGREESKenroku-en and Higashi Chaya fit in a day.
  • ADDSShirakawa-go needs most of another day.
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Ten days in Japan, blossoms first

Start in Kanazawa while the blossoms are out1, then take the train to Kyoto for the second week3.

Book the ryokan near Higashi Chaya that includes dinner2.

1 · Kanazawa bloom forecast, tenki.jp
2 · Ryokan near Higashi Chaya
3 · Hokuriku Shinkansen timetable
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