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This nature-filled park, spanning 300,000 square meters overlooking Uchiura Bay, features 7,000 cherry trees and 500 peonies, azaleas, and other seasonal flowers. Within the grounds, you'll find an outdoor sculpture garden, the Takumi Art Museum di…

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Nishikogawa boasts 33 abundant spots and is a natural good harbor. Its water is crystal clear, and while the sandy beach is small, it offers a private beach-like feel where you can enjoy snorkeling. Recommended for those seeking a quiet getaway.

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

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This auto campground is located within Goshikiyama Park. The campground overlooks the coastline, and a walking path leads to open spaces and an observation deck, making it a campground where you can also enjoy the mountains. For details, please che…

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A shop selling flavorful kamaboko fish cakes. We carry Tsuruga's famous kamaboko and chikuwa fish cakes, as well as many other specialties from Fukui and Tsuruga. Our eat-in corner also offers freshly fried tempura and soft-serve ice cream.

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Born in Wakasa Town, Fukui Prefecture, and raised in Hongo, Ooi Town, sculptor Shokichi Matsuki's works are displayed alongside exhibits showcasing Ooi Town's history and way of life from ancient times to the present.

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An art museum located within Goshikiyama Park. It displays various art and craftworks, including Japanese paintings, Western paintings, sculptures, and woodwork, as well as pieces by artists from Takahama Town.

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The Kinome Old Road, which once served as the gateway to the Hokuriku region, has been traveled by numerous historical figures including Murasaki Shikibu and Matsuo Basho on the road to Imajo.

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Wakasa Kokubunji Temple is one of the provincial temples established nationwide during the Nara period by imperial decree of Emperor Shōmu and is designated as a national historic site. The Shakado Hall houses a large seated statue of Shaka Nyorai,…

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Following the old road through Ooi Town's Namashōshita district leads to Kanda Himegami Shrine. To the right of the main hall stand a Japanese mulberry tree and Japanese cedars, while to the left are Japanese cedars and cherry trees. The Japanese m…

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These are challenging times, but our sole focus remains on ensuring you always enjoy delicious food. Alongside our "all-you-can-eat" dishes, we also recommend our "local fish chef's selection," "chunky turban shell rice," and "grilled live abalone …

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　Founded by the renowned 14th-century monk Ryōnyo, this temple stands as one of the foremost temples of the Jōdo sect. It is also a place associated with the Tokugawa family, where a study hall was built through the donation of Lord Yūki Hideyasu,…

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A lodging exclusively for business guests. We take pride in our 100% homegrown rice. Please enjoy our warm, home-style cooking featuring locally sourced vegetables and fish.

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We cater to business customers. We prepare hearty, generous portions.

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We welcome you with dishes made from our own pesticide-free vegetables and rice, along with locally caught fish. Just a 1-minute walk to the convenience store. Group stays are welcome.

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Enjoy the delicious cuisine we take pride in at Hosokawa Guesthouse. We look forward to your reservation.

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Enjoy fresh local seafood dishes.

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At the pier in front of the inn, you can enjoy fishing anytime. Upon request, we'll take you to the raft by boat free of charge.

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A conscientious and family-friendly inn. Enjoy swimming in the summer, and with rowboat rentals available, you can also enjoy shore fishing. Business travelers are also very welcome.

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The ocean spreads out right before your eyes, and we offer heartfelt hospitality. Savor the fresh seafood. We also have the large boat <Tai Maru>, and even beginners will be kindly instructed, so you can enjoy fishing with peace of mind.

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