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Ocean Resort Hotel & Spa Uminpia, a tourist resort facility with an appealing location overlooking Obama Bay. Enjoy a relaxing time with your family in guest rooms that all feature ocean views. Additionally, the spa adjacent to the hotel is fre…

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This recreational facility, surrounded by lush greenery, features bungalows, field athletics, birdwatching trails, a forest clearing, and other amenities.

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Yashiro Bay features a unique mix of rocky reefs and sandy beaches, making it an ideal spot for marine activities. Just a few minutes after launching your kayak from Yashiro Beach, you can enjoy fishing with a wide variety of fish species.Expe…

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Yaokumagawa is an inn that makes use of the old folk houses of Kumagawa-juku.Kumagawa-juku was once a bustling post town connecting Kyoto and Wakasa. However, as its role as a post town faded, so did its former liveliness, and vacant houses became …

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Stay as if you were living in Minatomachi, the town that nurtured Kyoto cuisineIn Obama, where Kyoto culture took root and historic streetscapes remain.A renovated traditional townhouse has been transformed into a whole-house rental.We welcome gues…

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This flatland castle was built on the hills behind the settlement in southwestern Hikita (elevation approx. 100m). It is said to have been constructed during the Bunmei era (1469–87) by Kubo Hikita, a vassal of the Asakura clan and Lord of Ts…

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A seaside hotel with Mount Wakasa Fuji looming right before your eyes. Features a marina, restaurant, and fishing pond.Enjoy swimming and barbecues in summer, and savor crab and pufferfish hot pot in winter.

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Founded in 1962, Hotel Tsuruya has provided a relaxing space since my grandmother's generation, cherishing warm, home-like connections. Aiming for hospitality that earns the words "I'm back," we offer rooms featuring traditional c…

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Kamo Shrine is located in Nata-sho, Ooi Town. It is said to have been established in 1348 (the 4th year of the Jōwa era), and records indicate it underwent renovations around the middle of the Edo period. Unique folk customs not seen elsewhere are …

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Nestled halfway up Mt. Aoba, Nakayama-dera Temple is the first temple of the Hokuriku Thirty-Three Kannon Pilgrimage. Its main hall and Kongo Rikishi statues are designated as Important Cultural Properties by the national government. From the templ…

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Wakasa-Takahama Station offers rentals of electric-assist bicycles, cross bikes, and E-bikes (cross bikes, mini-velos). Guests staying at "WakasaCycle-Friendly Lodgings" can rent for consecutive days (2 nights or more)! Please use them fo…

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A shrine dedicated to Abe no Seimei, a Heian-period (794-1185) "onmyoji", those technical officers in charge of divination and geomorphology based on the theory of the yin-and-yang five phases. Revered as a guardian against fire for prote…

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This inn boasts a panoramic bath with ocean views.

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At the Interaction Plaza, pony rides and feeding experiences are available (cancelled in case of rain), making it popular with children. There's also a dog run where you can play with your dog. Additionally, the facility features an American-style …

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Where sea and mountains coexist in natural scenery. Abundant Wakasa cuisine and unique creative dishes. No urban distractions—just nature and peaceful moments. A fishing village lifestyle that connects to the future. A small auberge in a small fish…

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Before me, Hisako Beach Spacious and comfortable large dome tents Featuring large semi-circular dome tents with a diameter of 7 meters. All guest rooms are equipped with air conditioning, ensuring comfort year-round. Additionally, each dome's deck …

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The inn's pride is the "Panoramic Bath" on the second floor. From the bath, you can enjoy a sweeping view of the Sea of Japan and the islands of Ube and Ongami floating upon it through floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The scenery, framed by the Sea …

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Hike from Yamasakagawa to Mt. Sanjūsan-ken and Mt. Komagatake. Enjoy the seasonal beech forests and views of Lake Biwa and Wakasa Bay. Professional guides accompany and lead the way, so even first-time hikers can participate with peace of mind.

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A Soto Zen priest will guide you through Zen practices and etiquette. Why not experience calming your mind amidst the sounds of nature in Kumagawa's satoyama, and deeply reflect inward?

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The Rainbow Line and the Sanbōgoko lakes are just nearby. It's a mere 200 steps to Kuguko Beach. The garden view from the dining room offers the ultimate hospitality. Our cuisine features a variety of menus, including fish-centered Japanese kaiseki…

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