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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.

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The birthplace of the Oda clan, the Oda family, the Tsurugi Shrine with its approximately 1,800-year history, and Echizen ware—one of Japan's six ancient kilns, renowned for its natural elegance. In this land steeped in such history and t…

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【Renewal Opening Notice】Starting July 25, 2024, we newly offer three special rooms featuring traditional Fukui crafts. Kane-tomo Ryokan in Echizen Town introduces new Japanese-Western style rooms blending traditional Fukui crafts with modern…

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Overlooking the rough waves of the Sea of Japan, our tranquil inn offers the unique simplicity and heartfelt hospitality of the Echizen Coast. We take pride in our fresh, live-caught fish dishes and our health-enhancing baths steeped in the atmosph…

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At Harumi, a bed and breakfast on the Echizen coast, we serve dishes centered around local seafood in spring, summer, and fall, and in winter, we offer our signature Echizen Gani snow crab dishes, personally selected by the owner at the auction. Le…

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Echizen-style cutlery, designated as a National Traditional Craft, traces its origins to Chiyozuru Kuniyasu, who settled in Echizen Fuchu (present-day Echizen City) approximately 700 years ago.Taking its name from Chiyozuru, the Echizen Chiyozuru n…

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Netmaster's Inn. We take pride in our sashimi dishes. Enjoy fresh seafood caught by our own boat, the Hamazen Maru. During winter crab season, we serve freshly boiled crab right at your table. Though a small inn, we aim to provide the family-li…

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Located along Route 305 on the Echizen coast, offering scenic views of fishing boats entering and leaving port, fishing lights, and sunsets. Delicious Echizen Gani snow crab dishes and seasonal cuisine are our specialties. We serve delicious food t…

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Our hotel is situated in a prime location offering sweeping views of the vast Sea of Japan right before your eyes. At night, the fishing lights floating on the majestic Sea of Japan soothe the soul. In addition to lodging, you can also use our faci…

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Shimobe Jurozaemon, a retainer of the Echizen Asakura clan who appears in the "Asakura Shumonki," "Nobunaga Koki," and "Akechi Gunki," maintained his residence in Shimano, Echizen (present-day Echizen City). He was ren…

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This is a lodging exclusively for business guests. We offer hospitality with home-style cooking.

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Hanamizuki Onsen Wakatakeso, located near the Echizen Pottery Village, is a hot spring inn renowned for its excellent water quality.Its soft, mellow hot spring waters are popular for their effectiveness in treating chronic dermatitis and neuralgia.…

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The temple possesses the simple, unadorned appearance characteristic of Zen temples. However, a map of Fuchu from the first year of the Shotoku era (1711) records its grounds as measuring 44 ken (approximately 80 meters) north to south and 50 ken (…

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Ryusenji Temple, known as a training ground for the Soto Zen sect, features a quiet atmosphere with pine trees lining its approach. Founded in 1367 by Tsuugen Jaku-rei, it served as the family temple for the Honda clan, feudal lords of Fuchu (aroun…

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Established in 1484 (Bunmei 16) by Zenchin Shonin, a senior disciple of Rennyo Shonin of Honganji (and head priest of Goshakuji, the head temple of the Shinnyo-shu Izumoji sect), the temple name "Yoganji" was bestowed by Rennyo Shonin him…

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The principal image is the Thousand-Armed Kannon. It is a secret Buddha statue said to have been created by the great Nara-period monk Taicho Daishi. It is unveiled only once every 33 years; the most recent unveiling was in 1998.This temple enshrin…

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By imperial decree issued by Emperor Shomu in 741, Kokubunji Temple was built in Takefu (present-day Echizen City), where the provincial capital was located. Today, it stands modestly beside the Soja Grand Shrine, but at the time of its founding, E…

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Ono City boasts numerous spring water spots throughout its townscape, including the renowned Oshozu, selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Famous Waters.Why not explore these charming castle town sites while sampling the waters?For such occasions,…

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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…

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This temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect is said to have been founded by the great master Taichō. In the early Heian period (794-1185), it became an imperial temple commissioned by Emperor Murakami, and its name is said to derive from the era name T…

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