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Kirakuya (Echizen Town)

The birthplace of the Oda clan, the Oda family, the Tsurugi Shrine with its approximately 1,800-year history, and Echizen ware—one of Japan's six ancient kilns, renowned for its natural elegance. In this land steeped in such history and t…

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Kirakuya (Echizen Town)

Yamanaka Tunnel

This 1,170-meter-long straight, five-arch brick tunnel features brick-built portals. Constructed as one of Japan's largest railway tunnels, it is known for its completion after arduous construction alongside the Habara Tunnel on the former Hoku…

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Yamanaka Tunnel

Minshuku (Guesthouse) Nakade (Echizen Town)

Fresh seafood dishes only a fishing village can offer. Swimming is also available. To let you fully savor the fresh bounty of the sea, we serve sashimi as our specialty—summer brings turban shells and abalone, while winter features Echizen Ga…

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Minshuku (Guesthouse) Nakade (Echizen Town)

Taishokan (Echizen Town)

With the sea right before your eyes, enjoy swimming in summer and savor the deliciousness of Echizen Gani snow crab and seafood in winter. Additionally, a golf course is just 10km from our inn, and golf packages are available. Our inn, founded 80 y…

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Taishokan (Echizen Town)

Reisenji Temple

Walking along the approach lined with tall, straight cedar trees, a tall, slender building comes into view on the left. Inside stands a large, black-lacquered wooden Buddha statue, approximately 8 meters tall.It is one of the Three Great Buddhas of…

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Reisenji Temple

Oshio Hachimangu Shrine

In 887, Chūnagon Nariyuki, exiled to Echizen (present-day northern Fukui Prefecture), prayed here continuously to clear his name of false charges. Soon after, he was pardoned and returned to the capital. Grateful, he built the shrine hall, which is…

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Oshio Hachimangu Shrine

Suwaazuki Shrine

The main hall, built approximately 500 years ago, is a graceful shrine designated as a National Important Cultural Property. Its architecture masterfully blends Japanese, Tang, and Indian styles. The vermilion-lacquered mountain gate within the pre…

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Suwaazuki Shrine

Man'yo Chrysanthemum Garden

We cultivate chrysanthemums displayed at the Takefu Chrysanthemum Doll Festival. We also hold plant-related events such as the "Wild Mountain Grass Exhibition" on an ongoing basis.

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Man'yo Chrysanthemum Garden

Taichō no Mori Vineyard

The Taichō no Mori complex, featuring hot springs and lodging facilities, includes an adjoining vineyard. From mid-August to late September, grapes like Delaware and Kyoho ripen one after another, offering the chance to enjoy grape picking. Under t…

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Taichō no Mori Vineyard

buckwheat flowers

Soba, a specialty of Imajo. Its history is long, with cultivation said to have begun 400 years ago. The best time to see the soba flowers is around late September.

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buckwheat flowers

Kanori Inn in Imajo

A multifunctional lodging facility offering day-use baths, banquet services, and training programs.

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Kanori Inn in Imajo

Mount Fujikura and Mount Nabekura

Mount Fujikura is a relatively low mountain standing at 643.5 meters above sea level, located west of Imajo. There are three hiking trails to Mount Fujikura, each starting from Silla Shrine, Shirahige Shrine, or the Hachijuhachi-kakusho mountain si…

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Mount Fujikura and Mount Nabekura

Ōtani-ji Daichō-in

Founded by the great monk Taichō, this site is said to have flourished greatly from the late Heian period through the Kamakura period. The stone nine-story pagoda, designated a National Important Cultural Property, stands at the foot of the mountai…

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Ōtani-ji Daichō-in

Shinbo Family Ski Resort

Please check our website ( http://www.ski.ikeda-kibou.com/ ) for current operating hours. This ski resort features gentle slopes with a maximum gradient of 10 degrees. Children and beginners can enjoy skiing with peace of mind. Our staff are kind t…

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Shinbo Family Ski Resort

The Great Cedar of Inari

Deep within the grounds of Suwa Azuki Shrine, about five minutes up a mountain path, it stands tall as if watching over Ikeda Town. This giant cedar, one of the largest in the Hokuriku region, stands 40 meters tall with a trunk circumference of ove…

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The Great Cedar of Inari

Rainbow Park Nanjo

Rainbow Park Nanjo transforms the riverbed along the Hinokawa River into a recreational zone. It features a full-scale "Mallet Golf Course" (36 holes total) suitable for official tournaments and a "Roller Skating Rink" enjoyable for beginners. Addi…

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Rainbow Park Nanjo

Ito Garden

This charming small garden was created based on garden design manuals popular during the Kyōhō era (1716–1735). It is an outstanding example of the Momoyama style, where visitors can appreciate the calculated beauty of nature—man-made hills, ponds,…

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Ito Garden

Autumn Foliage at Yashaga Pond

The surrounding scenery completely heals the fatigue of mountain climbing. The autumn leaves at Yashaga Pond are passionate yet refreshing.

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Autumn Foliage at Yashaga Pond

Sanba-zaka Shimizu

Sanbasaka Shimizu is located at the trailhead leading to the location of the Usuzumi cherry tree (a type of Edohigan cherry), said to have been planted by Emperor Keitai. Its water is cold, of excellent quality, and abundant, making it suitable for…

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Sanba-zaka Shimizu

Shirasaki Park

Shirasaki Park, with its expansive lawns, features a variety of play equipment including a large slide and jungle gym, making it a casual, family-friendly park. After playing energetically under the sun, you can unwind and relax in the hot springs—…

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Shirasaki Park
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