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Ono City boasts numerous spring water spots throughout its townscape, including the renowned Oshozu, selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Famous Waters.Why not explore these charming castle town sites while sampling the waters?For such occasions,…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

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 …

• Wakasa

Winter-limited vibrant picture screens now available at the former Uchiyama samurai residence—making you long for spring!Featuring a vibrant cherry blossom snowstorm and rabbits—the motif of the Uchiyama family's roof tiles —w…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

*Notice* Due to an inability to secure a supply of heavy fuel oil,Wakatakeso will be temporarily closed during the following period.[Closure Period] Tuesday, March 31, 2026 – TBDRegarding the Temporary Closure of Wakatakeso | Echize…

• Tannan

Craftsmen skilled in woodworking have lived here since the late Edo period, and around the mid-Meiji era, skilled chest-making artisans formed the core of the community, establishing Chest-Making Town.Today, over a dozen shops line the streets, inc…

• Tannan

The museum displays fossils that have attracted global attention—such as some of the world’s oldest Tyrannosauridae teeth discovered in the Izumi area and neighboring municipalities, Japan’s oldest bird footprints, and the world&r…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

Located in Katsuyama City, Fukui Prefecture, Hirao Pension is an ideal base for fishing for sweetfish, cherry salmon, and amago trout in the Kuzuryu River. It’s also perfect for sightseeing at Tojinbo, Eiheiji Temple, and the Dinosaur Museum,…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

This site was created by dismantling, reconstructing, and preserving the former residence of the Uchiyama family to commemorate the achievements of Shichirōemon Ryōkyū, a senior retainer who devoted himself to the financial rehabilitation of the Ōn…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

Yokokan Garden and Fukui City History Museum are right next door. Located just a 10-minute walk from Fukui Station, it offers convenient access to the Prefectural Government Office, City Hall, and International Activities Plaza. We welcome you with…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Conveniently located near downtown areas and government offices, making it ideal for business, and adjacent to a shopping center for added convenience. We offer non-smoking rooms, so please feel free to inquire.

• Wakasa

On July 1, 2016, the former Takeda Elementary School in Sakai City's Takeda district was renovated and reborn as an experiential lodging facility. The Takeda Agricultural and Mountain Village Exchange Center, affectionately known as "Chiku…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Our inn is uniquely distinguished in Fukui Prefecture as a pet-friendly accommodation where you can stay with your entire family. We offer dog-friendly rooms where you can sleep alongside your dog, enjoy meals together, and feature the Hokuriku reg…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

SOY JOY Park offers fun for everyone from beginners to experts, featuring three lanes with a variety of obstacles sized for different skill levels. The big kicker in front of the restaurant is also popular. The upper Romance Area boasts an ungroome…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

1-minute walk from JR Tsuruga Station. Handmade breakfast buffet and large bath. A lodging-focused hotel pursuing convenience and comfort.

• Wakasa

Imajo-shuku was once a major post town along the routes that led into Fukui, which connected the region to Kyoto and modern-day Tokyo. Visitors can still see elements of the old townscape, such as narrow townhouses, along a kilometer-long stretch o…

• Tannan

The American sycamore tree-lined avenue stretches for approximately 1 kilometer along the street in front of the Awara Police Station in Awara City, featuring 264 trees.The American sycamore is also known as the maple-leaved sycamore. It earned thi…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

A rare water castle in Japan, skillfully utilizing natural terrain. Construction began in 1601 when Kyogoku Takatsugu became lord of Wakasa Province. Sakai Tadakatsu became lord in 1634, and the castle was completed in 1641. It served as the reside…

• Wakasa

The area features a drive-in road, hiking trails, and observation decks. Visitors can enjoy nature through activities like birdwatching and forest bathing amidst rich greenery, including pure beech forests. Mount Kariyasuyama, towering near the bor…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

The Bentenzakura Cherry Blossom Avenue, stretching approximately 1.5 km along the right bank of the Kuzuryu River, is known as "One Glance, a Thousand Trees." With about 450 Somei-Yoshino cherry trees planted, it is renowned as a prime ch…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

To help you fully enjoy mountain livingwe've prepared the perfect environment.A mountain lodge available for exclusive rentalTraditional charred cedar walls, yet inside, modern comforts.With attention to detail in the beds, kitchen, and bathroo…

• Wakasa