Attractions

Wind Grove

The orange-glowing sunset visible from the guest rooms is sure to soothe your weary body and mind. Furthermore, the space is surrounded by Fukui's traditional crafts, incorporating Echizen pottery, Echizen lacquerware, Echizen washi paper, Echizen …

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Wind Grove

Fukui Prefecture Hometown Literature Museum

The Fukui Prefectural Library opened on February 1, 2015. It introduces literary works by authors connected to Fukui or depicting Fukui, alongside their original manuscripts and personal belongings, utilizing video and audio materials. It also supp…

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Fukui Prefecture Hometown Literature Museum

Kodama Inn

A century-old establishment. Just a 1-minute walk from Suzaki Fishing Port, a 1-minute drive from Kono Beach, and fishing at Kono Fishing Port is also popular. We specialize in local ingredients. Savor our carefully selected premium Echizen crab an…

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Kodama Inn

Daianji Hot Springs Banshōkaku

The closest natural hot spring inn to Fukui City. Located in a rich natural environment overlooking Mount Mansan to the west and the Kuzuryu River to the east. The "drinkable" hot spring water is effective for rheumatism and neuralgia, with a quali…

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Daianji Hot Springs Banshōkaku

Kunimi Jellyfish Community Center

Kunimi Jellyfish Community Center, located along the Echizen Coast in Fukui City, is a small aquarium that was created by renovating the Kunimi Community Center, which has been used for many years in the Kunimi area of Fukui City.It exhibits jellyf…

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Kunimi Jellyfish Community Center

Tsuruya

Established in 1884. Gentle time flows at the hot spring inn, where the faint scent of hot water drifts on the breeze.Soft light filtering through shoji screens, the comforting warmth of wood.At Tsuruya, experience the pure pleasure of simply bein…

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Tsuruya

YONETSU-KAN SASAOKA

YONETSU-KAN Sasaoka (Residual Heat Facility) is a clean, environmentally friendly facility that utilizes high-pressure steam generated during waste incineration at the cleaning center to produce high-temperature water. This high-temperature water i…

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YONETSU-KAN SASAOKA

Sanae Park · Statue of Hashimoto Sanae

Hashimoto Sainai was a samurai of the Fukui domain during the late Edo period, a man who demonstrated exceptional talent at a young age. Born the eldest son of a domain physician, he entered the Tekijuku school founded by Ogata Koan in Osaka to stu…

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Sanae Park · Statue of Hashimoto Sanae

Fukui Prefecture Textile Association Building

The Fukui Station area is undergoing rapid redevelopment ahead of the 2024 opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen Fukui Station. Our "Fukui Prefecture Textile Association Building," long cherished as a landmark by the community, was also reborn in 2021…

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Fukui Prefecture Textile Association Building

Former Morita Bank Head Office

Constructed in 1920 as the new headquarters of Morita Bank, founded by the wealthy merchant family Morita of Mikuni Port, its exterior features classical Western design while its interior boasts beautiful, luxurious plasterwork. It is the oldest re…

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Former Morita Bank Head Office

Fukui Prefectural Community Learning Center (U-Ai Fukui)

The Fukui Prefectural Community Learning Center (U-Ai Fukui) is a multifunctional facility combining the functions of a Women's Comprehensive Center and a Lifelong Learning Center. It was established to provide a place for prefectural residents to …

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Fukui Prefectural Community Learning Center (U-Ai Fukui)

Zenkei-ji Temple

Zenkei-ji Temple is the family temple of Hashimoto Sainai, a great figure of the late Edo period born in Fukui. Zenkei-ji and Myōkyō-ji were originally located in what is now Ichijōdani before the Edo period, but were relocated to their current sit…

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Zenkei-ji Temple

Ryokan Kanpachi

A homely inn serving fresh seafood. Located right in front of Ayukawa Beach, all guest rooms offer views of the Sea of Japan. We take pride in our seafood from the Sea of Japan, and our winter Echizen crab is truly exquisite.

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Ryokan Kanpachi

Inari Shrine (Nishinakano-cho, Fukui City)

The founding of Kamisunagawa Town, Hokkaido, dates back to Meiji 32 (1899), when it was pioneered by Mr. Jinnosuke Yamauchi, originally from the former Fukui Prefecture village of Utsurimura, along with eight others. The sacred object that once res…

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Inari Shrine (Nishinakano-cho, Fukui City)

Kōkei Memorial Monument

This is a monument honoring Echizen Yasutsugu, located in the residential area of Hoei, Fukui City. During the Edo period, Echizen was renowned as one of Japan's foremost sword-producing regions. Among its most prominent sword smiths were the "Shim…

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Kōkei Memorial Monument

Yuri Kōsei Plaza

A plaza located upstream of the southern end of Sachi Bridge over the Asuwa River, near the site of Yuri Kōsei's residence. It features a statue of Yuri Kōsei facing the direction of the former residence of his mentor, Yokoi Shōnan (located downstr…

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Yuri Kōsei Plaza

Fukui City Kigokoro Cultural Hall

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Fukui City Kigokoro Cultural Hall

Daikokumaru Castle Ruins (Miyake Kurokumar Castle Ruins)

This castle site served as the Asakura clan's base in Echizen for seven generations and 130 years, until they established their castle at Ichijōdani. It is believed to have been built by Asakura Hirokage, who entered Echizen from Tajima Province's …

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Daikokumaru Castle Ruins (Miyake Kurokumar Castle Ruins)
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