Kawasa Yoshiharu
Wakasa Obama, the closest port town to Kyoto on the Sea of Japan, was once a "Miketsu-kuni" (Imperial Food-Supplying Province) responsible for presenting seafood to the Imperial Court. It supported Kyoto's food culture through the "Saba Highway."
Seafood landed in Wakasa and salted once is still prized as "Wakasa-mono" in many traditional restaurants.
Nestled in Anō, a fishing village rich in nature surrounded by calm inland seas and mountains within Obama City, we have fully renovated a former local landmark inn and reopened it as "Wakasa Kaji."
"Kajitsu" means a good day. We sincerely hope your stay here at "Wakasa Kajitsu" will be a good day for you.
We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.
- Area
- Wakasa
- Category
- Accommodation
Information
- Telephone Number
- 0770-54-3010
- Email Adress
- From the official website's "Frequently Asked Questions/Contact Us" section
- Address
- 福井県小浜市小浜市阿納10-4
- Getting There
- ・For those arriving by train: Transfer at Tsuruga Station and take the JR Obama Line to Obama Station. We offer scheduled shuttle service between Wakasa Kairi and Obama Station. Departures are at 14:30 from Obama Station and 11:00 from Wakasa Kairi. If you wish to use this service, please contact the front desk in advance by email or phone.
For other times, please use the taxis stationed in front of the station. The taxi fare is approximately ¥3,400 one way. ・For those arriving by train: The nearest interchange is the Obama Interchange on the Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway. The drive from Obama Interchange to Wakasa Kahori takes about 10 minutes.
