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Ikeda Town Rural Experience Program

Experience Ikeda Town's nature, traditional culture, and daily life through our programs. We offer various seasonal activities such as konnyaku making, miso making, nature observation tours, snow hut building, and snowshoe walking. Application deta…

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Ikeda Town Rural Experience Program

Echizen Pottery Village Grand Golf

A grand golf course has opened at Echizen Pottery Village, offering fun for everyone from children to seniors! This original course winds around the monuments in the undulating Art Plaza. Enjoy a full 8 holes! Why not come play to your heart's cont…

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Echizen Pottery Village Grand Golf

Hakusan Shrine (Ikeda Town)

Shizuhara Village's Shirayama Shrine stands quietly, with ancient cedar and zelkova trees of unknown age standing side by side before its torii gate. Until the late Edo period, Noh plays were dedicated here, and many ancient Noh masks, costumes, an…

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Hakusan Shrine (Ikeda Town)

Ikeda Town Climbing Wall

An all-weather climbing facility featuring three distinct walls inside a former elementary school gymnasium. It offers a "Bouldering Wall" with varied course designs, a "Lead Wall" reaching up to a ceiling height of approximately 14 meters, and a "…

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Ikeda Town Climbing Wall

Takefu Central Park

Every autumn, this park hosts the Takefu Chrysanthemum Doll Festival. Supervised by picture book author Kako Satoshi, it features the popular "Daruma-chan Plaza" beloved by children.

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Takefu Central Park

Yoriki Inn & Restaurant

Summer: Just a 2-minute walk to the beach. Spring and fall: Enjoy rock fishing right in the sea before your eyes. Winter: Savor the authentic taste of Echizen crab. As we are a small guesthouse, we kindly ask you to make reservations early. Enjoy s…

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The Great Ginkgo Tree of Myokoji Temple

The great ginkgo tree at Myōkōji Temple is a large female ginkgo located on the western side of the temple grounds and is designated as a Prefectural Natural Monument. Its trunk circumference at breast height is 5.5 meters, its branch spread is app…

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The Great Ginkgo Tree of Myokoji Temple

Kawabata-ya (Imajo Inn)

Affordable multi-night stays (3 meals) available 15 minutes to Imajo 365 Ski Resort Summer ayu fishing on the Hinokawa River

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Kawabata-ya (Imajo Inn)

Yashataki Falls

As you begin your hike toward Yashaga Pond, this waterfall soon comes into view on your left. With its abundant flow, this waterfall delights the eyes of hikers.

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Yashataki Falls

Tamamura-ya: Experience the Entire Region

A renovated 90-year-old traditional house in Imajo-juku. With the concept of "stepping into the local daily life," it offers experiences that let you immerse yourself in the diverse ways of life in the area.

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Tamamura-ya: Experience the Entire Region

Showa Hall

In 1930, Mr. Tanaka Kazukichi invested his personal fortune to build the Showa Kaikan at the site of the former Waki-honjin post station as a center for social education. This three-story reinforced concrete building, groundbreaking for its time, s…

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Showa Hall

Mankei-ji Temple

A direct branch temple of Eiheiji, the head temple of the Soto Zen sect, and the family temple of the Sabae domain lords, the Kanbe clan. The ceiling ink paintings "Wind God," "Dragon God," and "Thunder God," painted by the 7th domain lord, Kanbe A…

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Mankei-ji Temple

Amino Shrine

A shrine dedicated to Emperor Keitai. Legend holds that Emperor Keitai lived in Ajimano before his ascension to the throne. During the Muromachi period, the Kuratani clan maintained a castle here, and remnants of earthen ramparts remain to the nort…

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Amino Shrine

Moyai Village · Nōrakuen

Experience rural life and food (making rice dumplings, local cuisine, rice flour dishes, soba noodle making, etc.).

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Moyai Village · Nōrakuen

Kojiro Park

A park adjacent to Kōzenji Temple, said to be the birthplace of the legendary swordsman Sasaki Kojirō. Centered around a statue of Kojirō, it features a pond, a stone stage, and other evocative spaces. Cherry blossoms can be enjoyed from early Marc…

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Kojiro Park

Furusato Gallery Shura

The first floor features an exhibition room, a lobby, and a Japanese-style room suitable for use as a tea ceremony room. The second floor has two exhibition rooms, which serve as display spaces for citizens' paintings, calligraphy, crafts, and othe…

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Furusato Gallery Shura

Kako Satoshi, Echizen City Hometown Picture Book Museum "R…

The museum houses a collection of 5,000 picture books and kamishibai (paper theater) works by various domestic and international authors, including Satoshi Kakō. It also displays reproductions of paintings and original picture book illustrations cr…

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Kako Satoshi, Echizen City Hometown Picture Book Museum

Imajo 365 Hot Springs Yasuragi

Spring brings fresh greenery, autumn brings vibrant foliage, and winter brings snowy landscapes. Enjoy the hot spring experience at your leisure while taking in the natural beauty of each season. In addition to the open-air bath offering sweeping v…

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Imajo 365 Hot Springs Yasuragi

Eternal Inn Furafu

Furafura is a private rental hotel, a 120-year-old traditional Japanese house renovated into a modern and comfortable space. Enjoy a uniquely pleasant time while gazing at the satoyama landscape. (Limited to one group per day) We offer two plans: a…

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Eternal Inn Furafu

Uomi Handmade Konjac Workshop

The session lasts about 2 hours. Knead and knead, and knead some more! Why not try your hand at making traditional, handmade konjac in the Uomiryū style, known for its superb texture? Please bring your own apron and headscarf. Reservations required…

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