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The neighborhood of Sancho-machi was once a geisha entertainment district, and offers charming shops and restaurants to explore. In Obama Nishigumi, the samurai once lived alongside the town’s merchants and artisans—today, visitors can …

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Hotel Sekumiya, a 10-story building facing the sea in Wakasa Obama, awaits you with seasonal seafood delights: spring small sea bream, beach-grilled mackerel, autumn and winter tiger pufferfish dishes, and snow crab.Just a 5-minute walk to the beac…

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Wakasa Wada Beach is right in front of this outdoor BBQ facility. It is fully equipped with restrooms, washing stations, a garbage station, and a charcoal disposal area. Please make reservations using the web reservation form on the page below.&nbs…

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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…

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The ruins of Kanegasaki Castle are located on a small mountain overlooking Tsuruga Bay. Although there are many anecdotes from various periods, it is said that the castle was first built by Taira no Michimori in the late Heian period (794-1185) dur…

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Wakasa and Obama, known as the "Imperial Food Province," have long supported the capital's culinary culture by supplying abundant ingredients like salt and seafood. Hotel Urban Resort operates hotels, traditional inns, fine dining restaurants, and …

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For over half a century, we've cultivated pearls in the waters of Wakasa, Japan's northernmost region. The temperature difference in the seawater, born from the winter cold, creates pearls with a fine, deep luster—a beauty unique to Wakasa Pearls. …

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A casual eatery serving soba noodles made with Nata-jo buckwheat flour blended with natural yam. We pride ourselves on our extensive menu, including grated radish soba and zaru soba. Our comforting, gentle flavors are loved by people of all ages.

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As its name ーwhich loosely translates to "white beach"ー suggests, this campground located near the northernmost beach in Mihama is known for its beautiful white sand. It features well-equipped facilities including showers, cooking areas…

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Myotsuji Temple is located in the mountains of Obama, surrounded by peaceful forests. The temple’s Hondo main hall and three-tiered pagoda are designated National Treasures. Visitors can step inside the Hondo and see the main shrine, as well …

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【Reopened November 3, 2020】Tsuruga Port served as a key hub for transportation to Europe from the Meiji era through the early Showa period. It is the only port in Japan where Polish orphans landed in the 1920s and Jewish refugees carrying "l…

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At the foot of the sacred Mount Tadagadake, passing through the mountain gate along the cherry-lined approach, the temple grounds' tranquility briefly lifts you from the mundane world. The main hall, Wakasa's oldest structure, features a hi…

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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…

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With the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen Tsuruga Station in March 2024, Tsuruga Station will become the starting point for trains bound for Kanazawa, Tokyo, the Kansai region, and the Chukyo region, as well as the terminus for these routes. Span…

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At the Interaction Plaza, pony rides and feeding experiences are available (cancelled in case of rain), making it popular with children. There's also a dog run where you can play with your dog. Additionally, the facility features an American-style …

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Shintani Ryokan, with over 50 years of experience, offers reasonable rates ideal for extended business stays. Pride ourselves on a homey atmosphere, providing heartfelt service to each guest to help ensure a stress-free stay. We recommend our inn f…

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7-minute walk from JR Obama Station. Parking available. We offer affordable business plans, family plans, and sightseeing plans featuring Wakasa ingredients, as well as satisfying meal plans—all tailored to your needs.

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This Zen program in Fukui Prefecture, the birthplace of Soto Zen Buddhism, maximizes cultural elements. Using fabric and thread discarded during the manufacturing process at a local textile company, participants create zafu meditation cushions. Thi…

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SUP Tour in the Crystal-Clear Waters of Wakasa Town's Tokonami Area, Fukui Prefecture! This activity lets you experience the beautiful nature of Wakasa Bay. Paddle at your own pace on the calm sea, making it enjoyable even for children and those le…

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The food court, tourist information center, and open deck offer stunning views of Wakasa Bay right at the entrance. Here you'll find a wide selection of locally sourced vegetables and fruits, Ooi Town specialties, and processed goods. It's perfect …

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