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Minamikawaso Cuisine Inn
Our inn features a traditional sukiya-style design. Ayu fishing season opens in the clear waters of the Minami River starting in June. Savor our natural ayu dishes starting at ¥5,000. In autumn, enjoy locally sourced matsutake mushroom dishes, and …
- Wakasa
Yamaguchi Guesthouse Inn
Just a 1-minute walk to the beach. Enjoy home-style country cooking featuring fresh local fish, our own rice, and homegrown vegetables. During winter, we also serve fugu and crab dishes.
- Wakasa
Matsumoto-so
○Long-term business stays are negotiable. ◎We do not prepare fugu (pufferfish) or crab.
- Wakasa
Matsuguchi Ryokan
We offer the prices and atmosphere of a minshuku (guesthouse). During the summer, many families visit for beach swimming and fireworks festivals. Throughout the year, we also have a large number of guests staying long-term for work (boarding). We o…
- Wakasa
Fisherman's Inn Mimaeya
Located in Tokonami, a treasure trove of seafood from the Sea of Japan, you can enjoy fresh fish throughout the four seasons. We cook fresh fish caught with our own nets and serve it at your table. In summer, we take guests to uninhabited islands f…
- Wakasa
Minshuku Iemon
At Tsunejima, the tip of the Tsunejima Peninsula, fixed nets are set from March to December. At our inn, you can enjoy freshly caught fish prepared as sashimi, simmered dishes, grilled items, and other dishes made with fish caught in these nets. Wh…
- Wakasa
Minshuku Enya
Our guesthouse is a traditional building dating back 90 years. We offer warm hospitality in a homey atmosphere. We prepare meals with heartfelt care using locally caught fish, rice, vegetables, and other ingredients. We incorporate seasonal ingredi…
- Wakasa
Katsuura Lodge
Why not come taste the fish lovingly raised in Tsuruga Bay, right before our inn? Fish nurtured amidst the rough waves of the Sea of Japan have firm, delicious flesh. Come relax in our warm rooms during cold winters, or play with family and friends…
- Wakasa
Nakagawa
We pride ourselves on our fresh local seafood dishes. We also have fishing boats available.
- Wakasa
Yoshioka-ya
We pride ourselves on dishes made with fresh seafood caught in the Sea of Japan and Wakasa Bay. Especially our shellfish—the owner dives into the sea himself to harvest them, so they're absolutely fresh. In autumn, we offer live-prepared bigfin ree…
- Wakasa
Fisherman's Inn "Hase"
Hase Inn, a fisherman's lodge in Wakasa Bay Quasi-National Park, offers fresh cuisine made possible by its natural Mikata hot springs and its roots as a fisherman's lodge. Seasonal plans are available year-round, with the fugu and crab plan recomme…
- Wakasa
Yamashita Inn
The Sea of Japan stretching before our inn is designated as Wakasa Bay Quasi-National Park, renowned for its crystal-clear waters. Guests can enjoy marine sports and fishing to their heart's content, and of course, feast to their fill on Wakasa's b…
- Wakasa
Shinya Ryokan
Wakasa Bay is a superb fishing ground. Rich in seafood, it's also a popular spot for anglers. Enjoy fresh seafood, of course, and also stay with us for summer beach vacations. Relax and unwind while gazing at the ocean views, enjoying the feeling o…
- Wakasa
Monobe
This inn has many repeat customers. You can enjoy an abundance of sashimi.
- Wakasa
Grandchild
We serve fresh fish caught in fixed nets. At our homey inn, we offer the comfort of returning to the countryside and heartfelt hospitality through our cooking. We strive to accommodate our guests' requests as much as possible.
- Wakasa
Shintaniya
For fishing boats, lodgings, and fishing in Wakasa Bay, leave it to us (New boat in 2005)
- Wakasa
Uranishi Inn
Fresh seafood dishes prepared by fishermen—even those who dislike fish can enjoy them! Long-term stays are welcome! We serve delicious home-cooked meals! We also offer fishing boat transfers, and we'll cook your freshly caught fish for you, so you …
- Wakasa
Kumano Shrine
This shrine in the Imadera settlement marks the entrance to the hiking trail up Mount Aoba. Two large ginkgo trees serve as landmarks.
- Wakasa
Yūshi Beach
Summer brings crowds of beachgoers to Wakasa Bay. After enjoying the sea to your heart's content, why not savor the delicious fish of Wakasa Bay at a minshuku or ryokan and fully experience the summer sea?
- Wakasa
Tomb of Shigemori Komatsu
Komatsu Shigemori Tomb, located near the Minamikawa Sand Control Dam in the former Noda-sho Village (Komatsu District). Komatsu Shigemori was the eldest son of Taira no Kiyomori. Legend holds that people associated with Taira no Shigemori fled to a…
- Wakasa
