[Taiwanese Editor Kuma's Walk in Kanazawa] I heard that you can meet the spring fairies at the ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa.

Hi there! I'm Kuma from Taiwan, delivering from the KanazawaBiyori Editorial Department. Being in charge of the series "Kuma's Walk in Kanazawa", I have been spending my days discovering various things here. Sometimes new discovery for me, but sometimes maybe also a rediscovery of Kanazawa for the locals! I hope that we can continue the walk in this fascinating place together. Thank you for your interest, and please enjoy reading.

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It's the long-awaited Spring for cherry blossom, but even though it's the end of March, the cherry blossoms are not blooming. As I was feeling down, my senior invited me to go meet the spring fairies. Are there spring fairies in Kanazawa? I wondered, and ended up at the Afternoon Tea Set "Mysterious Strawberry Forest - Spring Sunshine" at the Cascade Lounge of the ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa. I was able to greet the spring fairies and enjoy the strawberry sweets to my heart's content a little earlier than the cherry blossoms bloomed.

Located right next to Kanazawa Station, ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa is easily accessible, making it ideal for both sightseeing and business trips. It's nice to be able to get there from the station without getting wet in Kanazawa, where it gets a lot of rain. The venue for this event, Cascade Lounge, offers a wide variety of menus, including afternoon tea sets, sweets sets, and parfaits, all made with ingredients from Ishikawa Prefecture or those in season. You can take a break from your busy days and relax with an elegant tea time, or savor sweets while chatting with friends, so it's a great place to come and enjoy depending on what your purpose is.

The Strawberry Afternoon Tea Set - "Mysterious Strawberry Forest" is filled with the passion and skill of the pastry chef. Starting in March, the spring-like lineup has been expanded. In addition to sweets made with lavish strawberries, there are also savory dishes to choose from, either hot or cold, as well as spring-like optional drinks such as "Fluffy Matcha Strawberry Milk" and "Strawberry & Sparkling Wine (Rose)." This luxurious set is a feast for the senses, both visually and tastefully. Although I went without lunch, the set was so filling that it filled me up. So,  if you have a small appetite, it may be a good idea to adjust the amount you eat beforehand.

The setting is a mysterious strawberry forest, where the strawberry fairy plays the main role, and the sweets that inhabit the mysterious forest play an adorable story world. With the "Mysterious Strawberry Forest Afternoon Tea Set," you can enjoy the seasonal deliciousness of strawberries while enjoying the cute spring outfit of the sweets. When everyone gathers together, such as Strawberry Princess in a balloon, Sun, Awakening Bear, and Strawberry Fairy, it creates a lively and heartwarming atmosphere. I am impressed by the imagination and skill of the pastry chef, who can make sweets so lovable just by drawing a simple expression on them. Be sure to enjoy the strawberry sweets that have been reborn as lively and cute fairies that you would never imagine from ordinary strawberries while they are still available. If you meet the spring fairies, you will surely hear the gentle footsteps of spring.

Cascade Lounge

Address: 16-3 Showa-cho, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa-ken, ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa 1F
Event period: Until May 6, 2024 (Mon)
Service time: 13:00-17:00 *Usage time is 120 minutes. Reservation required by the day before. Reservations can be made here
Price: 5,500 yen per person (tax and service charges included)
Reservations and inquiries: 076-224-9802

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■ Click here for the article introducing the "Afternoon Tea Set: Mysterious Strawberry Forest - Springtime Warmth" (in Japanese only)

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