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Established in Ichijōdani in 1533 by Asakura Takakage, a devotee of Dōchiku, this is a temple of the Tendai Shinshū sect. It is said to have been relocated here after the fall of the Asakura clan.

• Tannan

Relax in our tranquil Japanese-style rooms. All rooms are private, with two featuring private bathrooms. We warmly welcome business travelers seeking long-term stays without meals. Feel free to contact us anytime.

• Wakasa

Katsuyama Minpaku Kinen is a vacation rental facility located in the heart of Katsuyama City, Fukui Prefecture. With numerous restaurants and drugstores nearby and a bus stop just 80 meters away, it's easily accessible even without a car. The build…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

Located on the Sabae Plateau, this circular burial mound stands approximately 8 meters tall with a double-tiered structure and is surrounded by a moat. It is one of the largest in the Hokuriku region and is designated as a National Historic Site.

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Front: Ocean (1-minute walk), Back: Lake. A traditional guesthouse overlooking the Rainbow Line, offering seasonal views throughout the year. Enjoy swimming just a 1-minute walk away. ■Our Message: "Ocean, Lake, Mountains—A Panoramic View of the Se…

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Our inn is a homely guesthouse where guests can relax as if they were at home. We take pride in serving freshly harvested vegetables grown in our owner's fields and delicious seasonal local fish. Guests can enjoy abundant ingredients throughout the…

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The Rainbow Line and the Sanbōgoko lakes are just nearby. It's a mere 200 steps to Kuguko Beach. The garden view from the dining room offers the ultimate hospitality. Our cuisine features a variety of menus, including fish-centered Japanese kaiseki…

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Kitamura Ryokan, located along the Hayase River connecting Lake Kujiko and Wakasa Bay, is famous for its owner's homemade hesiko dishes. Guests can enjoy a full hesiko course within the inn, and these dishes are also available for purchase as souve…

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Right in front of the inn, our dedicated fishing boats depart. Please combine this with your stay at our guesthouse. Equipped with Japan's first anti-sway device for fishing boats, even those who dislike boats can board with peace of mind. The beds…

• Wakasa

This is a simple, grandmotherly inn. We serve delicious seasonal dishes throughout the year—spring, summer, fall, and winter. You can fish right in front of the inn, and we'll cook your catch for you. Fish you catch yourself taste especially delici…

• Wakasa

This inn overlooks Wakasa Bay, offering ocean views from every room. Meals feature luxurious whole-fish sashimi preparations, along with fresh, hearty seafood dishes meticulously prepared by the proprietress. Both the owner and the proprietress are…

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To preserve and share our rich environment, you can experience eco-green tourism centered on environmental learning, such as creative workshops and wild vegetable gathering.

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According to records of the Nichiren sect, the temple was founded in 1464. Its founder was Nichin, a Nichiren priest who authored the Treatise on Establishing the Correct Teaching for the Governance of the Nation. However, it was actually Kuwano-ya…

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The enshrined deity is Prince Sawara, the son of Emperor Kanmu. It is said that an imperial edict was issued to provincial governors nationwide to establish Goryo Shrines to appease the vengeful spirit of Prince Sawara, who was caught up in politic…

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An ancient temple with a thousand-year history. In 1472, under the teachings of Rennyo Shonin, it converted from the Tendai sect to Jodo Shinshu. In 1575, during Oda Nobunaga's campaign against the Echizen Ikkō uprising, Enkyūji's chief priest Ryok…

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About a 5-minute walk from Takefu Station. Convenience stores within a 10-minute walk. Relax in gender-separated natural hot springs that soothe both mind and body. Includes daily freshly baked bread and a complimentary healthy buffet breakfast. A …

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Completed in 1929, the Takefu Public Hall is a representative Western-style building from the early Showa period. It served as the town hall (city hall) from 1934 to 1955, and subsequently as a public hall, truly becoming a symbolic building for Ta…

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This is a unique winery in the Hakusan area that you'll definitely want to visit. Focusing on wild mountain grapes growing in the mountains, they produce wines distinct from typical European-style varieties. They cultivate both the original wild mo…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

Ikegami Sunflower Park, located along the Sakai Northern Wide-Area Farm Road "Fruit Line," features approximately 300,000 sunflowers reaching their peak bloom around August each year. Covering a total area of about 50,000 square meters—roughly the …

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

A space where you can be yourself without reservation... Our guest rooms are thoughtfully designed with hospitality in mind, so you can relax comfortably as if you were at home. We invite you to enjoy a wonderful, relaxing time just for you. We awa…

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