DISCOVER FUKUI

We offer a variety of experiential programs that make the most of the natural blessings of our satoyama, satoumi, and lakes. In addition to activities available anytime during your visit, we also accommodate requests from local groups, children's a…

• Wakasa

Echizen narcissus, said to have originated in Fukui City's Koshino district, is cultivated and displayed year-round, allowing visitors to enjoy the flowers and fragrance anytime. You can also relax on the park lawn while gazing at the magnificent v…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Located on the shores of Lake Manahime, this recreation facility is surrounded by parks named Spring Village, Summer Village, Autumn Village, and Sakai Park. The Manahime Lake Youth Travel Village specifically refers to Autumn Village and Sakai Par…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

An auto campground nestled within a vast natural forest selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Forest Bathing Spots. A stream flows nearby, and even in summer, a pleasant breeze blows, creating an environment where you can fully enjoy nature. This faci…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

The mountain was named for its resemblance to the helmets worn by ancient warlords. It is a Troide-type volcano, with a dome-shaped summit. It is also called "Dainichi Mountain" because it enshrines the principal image of Shingon Esoteric Buddhism,…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

The highest peak along the Kaga-Echigo border, this mountain boasts a dynamic silhouette like the sturdy back of a horse. Stretching long from north to south, it offers superb views. This course offers ample opportunity to enjoy the appeal of mount…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

The Sea of Japan stretches out before you, offering spectacular views of Hoko Island, Kame Island, and Oshima. You can also enjoy fishing and swimming. Day-trip BBQ use is available.

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Located almost at the center of Wakasa Bay Quasi-National Park, It features the "Nagisa Police Box" facility, making it easy to take breaks, so families and groups can relax The "Nagisa no Koban" facility provides easy rest stops, making it perfect…

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Obama City is a town steeped in mermaid legends. Since mermaids are often associated with beauty and wellness, following their trail in pursuit of beauty is a wonderful idea. The sunset sinking into the sea visible from here is truly spectacular.

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Summer in Wakasa Bay bustles with beachgoers. After enjoying the sea to your heart's content, why not savor delicious Wakasa Bay fish at a minshuku or ryokan and fully experience the summer sea?

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Experience the joys of satoyama living at thatched-roof farmhouses, old-style cafes, hands-on farms, biotopes, and satoyama forests.

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Grown at the foot of Mount Aoba, where temperatures fluctuate, these sweet strawberries are cultivated and sold at farm stands and supermarkets. Strawberry picking is also popular.

• Wakasa

Three units (each with a toilet) are installed in the calm waters of Tsuruga Bay, close to the sandy beach, and stable. Large sunshade tents (with tables), rest areas, and other facilities are also available, making it easy to enjoy meals. making i…

• Wakasa

Throughout the year, we offer various events and agricultural experiences such as vegetable harvesting, rice harvesting, and processing activities.

• Wakasa

At Ootambara in Shinjo, we've opened a sweet potato tourist digging garden. Experience digging potatoes in the fresh air. Grown in high-quality red soil with minimal pesticides, our sweet potatoes are sweet and delicious. (Please purchase any potat…

• Wakasa

Experience dragnet fishing at Kibino Matsubara, one of Japan's Three Great Pine Forests and a designated scenic spot. See what kind of fish you catch—it's a surprise! Of course, you can take home all the fish you catch. You can also enjoy a barbecu…

• Wakasa

At Lake Hyuga, one of the Sanbōgoko lakes, anglers of all skill levels—from beginners to experts—can enjoy fishing with ease. Between casts, the scenery offers glimpses of the charm of a traditional fishing village.

• Wakasa

Standing at the very tip of the Tsuruga Peninsula, the Tateishi Misaki Lighthouse signals safe passage for ships. Built in 1881, it was the first Western-style lighthouse constructed entirely by Japanese hands. Its retro appearance symbolizes the h…

• Wakasa

A quiet fishing village with a sandy beach close to the sea and beautiful surrounding rocky shores, perfect for families.

• Wakasa

Chikuchikubonbon, a former elementary school building renovated into an experiential lodging facility. Located in the Takeda district of a mountain village where pristine natural landscapes remain, it offers approximately 40 different experience pr…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui