DISCOVER FUKUI

On weekends and holidays, you can see rickshaws carrying tourists through the downtown area of Ono City.This is a service provided by the local volunteer group "Echizen Kobushi-gumi," guiding tourists in nostalgic rickshaws.Of course, the…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

I specialize in the Ichijodani Asakura Clan Ruins area. Other areas of expertise include history, Japanese gardens, and tea ceremony utensils.Kinome Pass (Imajo 365 Area) Custom Tours are also available upon request.

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

The Ichijodani Asakura Family Site Museum has opened, offering visitors the chance to learn about the full picture and historical value of the once-prosperous Asakura clan's Sengoku-period (the 'Warring States" period of Japanese histo…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Yashiro Bay features a unique mix of rocky reefs and sandy beaches, making it an ideal spot for marine activities. Just a few minutes after launching your kayak from Yashiro Beach, you can enjoy fishing with a wide variety of fish species.Expe…

• Wakasa

We are pleased to introduce Imajo-shuku, designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.Imajo-shuku served as a key stopover point along the ancient Man'yo Road crossing the Yamanaka Pass during the Nara pe…

• Tannan

We’ll be happy to guide you through Fukui City’s many attractions—including Kitanosho Castle Site & Shibata Park, the “Site of Fukui Castle” (part of the “100 Famous Castles” series), Mt. Asuwa, the nat…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Wakasa Town is full of places to see, eat, and experience, including the natural beauty of the Five Lakes of Mikata, a Ramsar Convention-registered wetland, Jomon culture sites like the Toriihama Shell Mound, and local delicacies like Fukui plums a…

• Wakasa