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For guests seeking lodging for extended stays, our inn offers low rates and top-notch service. We sincerely hope you will consider staying with us. Additionally, coaches and managers visiting for sports competitions or away games, please consider s…

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Echizen Daibutsu (Katsuyama City, Fukui Prefecture) Location Photo Wedding Plan. Dressed in wedding attire, we'll capture your commemorative moments within the vast grounds and temple precincts of the Echizen Daibutsu, Japan's largest Buddha statue…

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The first shop in Japan to serve Fukui's specialty grated radish soba was established by master Nakayama Shigenari to preserve soba eating culture. After learning about the origins and benefits of grated radish soba, you can challenge yourself with…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

The crispy-fluffy fried bread is a local specialty. From the classic anpan to limited-time flavors, there's a wide variety to enjoy♪ From November to May, enjoy our limited-time strawberry parfait.

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

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Ocean-view special rooms! Experience a higher level of resort ambiance. Enjoy BBQs in the Garden Suite's private garden (bring your own equipment) – a popular feature. Perfect for exclusive use when 2-3 families gather. Feel free to inquire. Busine…

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Spring brings wild mountain vegetable dishes, summer features ayu sweetfish and river fish, autumn showcases matsutake mushrooms and other fungi, and winter offers peony hotpot—all utilizing the abundant local ingredients unique to Nata-shō, allowi…

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Just steps from the ocean, you'll find Umi no Mochi Bath. We pride ourselves on dishes featuring fresh seafood. On the premises, CAFE & Bar "Vivid" is available for after-parties and gatherings. Additionally, just a minute's walk away, the beac…

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Just a 1-minute walk to the beach. Enjoy home-style country cooking featuring fresh local fish, our own rice, and homegrown vegetables. During winter, we also serve fugu and crab dishes.

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Live boiled crab is available year-round (reservation required)! Unlike frozen crab, it has no fishy odor and is popular even among those who dislike crab. Reservations must be made at least one week in advance. (Crab: ¥10,000–¥18,000). Please call…

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Low-cost, functional services provided (Dinner not included. Breakfast discount available for single occupancy.)

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With "sincerity" as our motto, we will do our utmost to fulfill our guests' requests. For long-term guests, we will provide laundry service.

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Close to the station with convenient transportation, supermarkets available. Dining out possible (fish market). Suitable for working people. Convenience store nearby.

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Enjoy the bounty of Wakasa's seas to the fullest with dishes featuring seasonal ingredients. In winter, savor pufferfish and crab dishes, with advance special orders and ingredient consultations available. An exclusive fishing boat plan for one gro…

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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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"Welcome!" we greet you with bright smiles. Enjoy freshly caught seafood unique to a fisherman's inn. We hope this will be "your inn," where you can refresh yourself and recharge your energy while gazing at the tranquil sea before you, enveloped in…

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This is a fisherman's town guesthouse where the scent of the sea drifts through the air. We always have the freshest, just-caught fish ready for you. Relax and savor sashimi made from fish caught in the sea off Mikoshi, a full course of Wakasa puff…

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This quiet inn is tucked away just off National Route 8. The ocean is right in front of the inn.

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Enjoy panoramic ocean views from your room. In summer, take a dip in the sea, and from spring to fall, enjoy fishing aboard the "Hiyoshi Maru" fishing boat.

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A roughly 2-kilometer stretch of cherry trees lining the Minamikawa River embankment along National Route 162. It is named the "Gentle Cherry Tree Avenue."

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