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This row of cherry trees is said to have served as the inspiration for a scene in a popular manga. During cherry blossom season, lanterns are lit, and many visitors come to view the flowers. In March 2019, the area was given the nickname “Ara…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

♪ A "Hands-Free" Convenience Service Exclusively for Awara Onsen Guests (※Limited to inns affiliated with the Innkeepers' Association)♪Exclusively for guests staying at the inns listed below, this service allows you to drop off one pi…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Renovated from the former ryotei restaurant Kagetsuro, a cultural asset built in 1897. This charming building once thrived as part of the geisha district.The first floor features a dining area where you can enjoy lunch featuring local cuisine or a …

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

A seaside hotel with Mount Wakasa Fuji looming right before your eyes. Features a marina, restaurant, and fishing pond.Enjoy swimming and barbecues in summer, and savor crab and pufferfish hot pot in winter.

• Wakasa

Located a short distance from the hot spring town, our inn is a cozy establishment with 16 rooms. We serve kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal ingredients. We strive to serve cold dishes chilled and hot dishes piping hot.

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Founded in 1962, Hotel Tsuruya has provided a relaxing space since my grandmother's generation, cherishing warm, home-like connections. Aiming for hospitality that earns the words "I'm back," we offer rooms featuring traditional c…

• Wakasa

A hot spring inn featuring baths with 100% natural flowing water and breathtaking views of the Sea of Japan below!・Our renowned natural hot springs flow directly from the source into seven baths. Not only are they effective for various conditions …

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Kamo Shrine is located in Nata-sho, Ooi Town. It is said to have been established in 1348 (the 4th year of the Jōwa era), and records indicate it underwent renovations around the middle of the Edo period. Unique folk customs not seen elsewhere are …

• Wakasa

Jukoen, located within the Echizen Pottery Village, home to Echizen ware—one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns. On a site of approximately 6,600 square meters, just five guest rooms. A soothing, traditional-style dwelling. A peaceful space fil…

• Tannan

All rooms at our hotel offer panoramic ocean views of the Sea of Japan.We offer three room types, including special Japanese-Western style rooms with panoramic baths and spacious Japanese-style rooms suitable for larger groups.Relax and unwind whil…

• Tannan

Enjoy seafood dishes made with crab, fish, and shellfish landed at Echizen Fishing Port. Located just 10 meters from the beach, dine while watching the sunset and fishing lights, then relax fully in our high-quality hot springs.

• Tannan

Enjoy seasonal fish. Experience fish preparation and dried fish making at this inn. During crab season (November to March), accommodation rates start at ¥22,000 (excluding tax).

• Tannan

Nestled halfway up Mt. Aoba, Nakayama-dera Temple is the first temple of the Hokuriku Thirty-Three Kannon Pilgrimage. Its main hall and Kongo Rikishi statues are designated as Important Cultural Properties by the national government. From the templ…

• Wakasa

This is a large temple of the Honzan class within the Hokke-shu Shimon-ryu sect, boasting five sub-temples.Based on the size of the temple grounds recorded in ancient documents and the location of ancient grid-pattern settlement remains preserved i…

• Tannan

Founded during the Yoro era (717-724) of the Nara period by the great master Taicho, this Tendai sect temple was originally located in Nojiri, Ikeda Town. It was relocated to its present site in Fuchu, Echizen, in 1533 (Tensho 2) by order of the As…

• Tannan

The Koyasu Kannon ーBuddhist deity of compassionー is enshrined in the inner sanctuary of Shokoji Temple. It was placed here by Emperor Kinmei, the son of Emperor Keitai, who was known for his deep filial devotion.The Kannon Bodhisattva is known fo…

• Tannan

The Hashimoto family, whose members served as village headmen and wardens in the Hōkyōji settlement for generations, built this residence around the mid-Edo period, in the first half of the 18th century. It was relocated and restored to its present…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

Mount Somayama, standing at an elevation of 492 meters, was once called the Hiei of the North, referring to the famous Kyoto mountain. During the Nanbokucho period of 1336-1392, it became a stronghold for the Southern Court and was the site of many…

• Tannan

Wakasa-Takahama Station offers rentals of electric-assist bicycles, cross bikes, and E-bikes (cross bikes, mini-velos). Guests staying at "WakasaCycle-Friendly Lodgings" can rent for consecutive days (2 nights or more)! Please use them fo…

• Wakasa

A shrine dedicated to Abe no Seimei, a Heian-period (794-1185) "onmyoji", those technical officers in charge of divination and geomorphology based on the theory of the yin-and-yang five phases. Revered as a guardian against fire for prote…

• Wakasa