DISCOVER FUKUI

After enjoying the songs and dances of the Ashihara geisha, you can casually experience drumming and traditional parlor games like "Toratora" and "Konpira Funabune." Finally, take a commemorative photo with the Ashihara geisha to cherish as a trave…

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In November 1867, before Sakamoto Ryoma was assassinated, he met with Yuri Kōsei at this inn to discuss plans for the new government. It is said they talked late into the night about Japan's future. A stone monument was erected on the site of the i…

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The Yamazato-guchi Gate, also known as the "Rokabashi Gate" or "Tenshudai-shitamon," is a masugata gate guarding the western side of Fukui Castle's Honmaru.　From the early Edo period, the western area connecting to the Honmaru, known as the Nishi …

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One of the Sea of Japan's most pristine beaches, renowned for its crystal-clear waters. Nearby, numerous guesthouses and inns dot the area, and in summer, beachside cafes and colorful umbrellas appear. Enjoy marine sports, camping, fishing, and sce…

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This exhibition clearly introduces the history of tea ceremony in Fukui City through four sections: an overview of tea ceremony history using a chronological table; the tea ceremony of the Warring States period revealed by research at the Asakura C…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Summer brings beach swimming, winter brings crab dishes, and year-round we prepare seasonal seafood to match your order. Our dishes vary according to price. Savor seasonal fish, rock mozuku (available for delivery), abalone, and turban shells. Toll…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Located almost at the center of Wakasa Bay Quasi-National Park, It features the "Nagisa Police Box" facility, making it easy to take breaks, so families and groups can relax The "Nagisa no Koban" facility provides easy rest stops, making it perfect…

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A traditional Japanese confectionery shop with over 100 years of history. Our beloved Matsuro and Ametama candies, cherished since our founding, offer a sweet and gentle flavor... Why not try one as a travel souvenir or a break-time treat?

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A lodging exclusively for business guests. We take pride in our 100% homegrown rice. Please enjoy our warm, home-style cooking featuring locally sourced vegetables and fish.

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Warm home-cooked meals await you. Check-in is available early if rooms are available!

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We offer warm hospitality at our homey inn.

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Nagai Beach Opens, Wakasa Hongo: A Treasure Trove for Black Sea Bream Fishing Lodging

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Just a short walk from Obama Station. A business hotel with a striking red brick building.

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A cozy, old-fashioned guesthouse. Enjoy raft fishing and boat rentals, experience dragnet fishing, and have barbecues. Fishing rods available for rent.

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○Long-term business stays are negotiable. ◎We do not prepare fugu (pufferfish) or crab.

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Enjoy fresh local seafood dishes.

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From spring to autumn, we serve dishes centered around fresh seafood caught with large fixed nets, satisfying even our repeat customers. In winter, we treat you to crab and Wakasa pufferfish cuisine.

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Never forgetting hospitality, this inn prides itself on the warmth of its people and seasonal fish dishes.

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At Tsunejima, the tip of the Tsunejima Peninsula, fixed nets are set from March to December. At our inn, you can enjoy freshly caught fish prepared as sashimi, simmered dishes, grilled items, and other dishes made with fish caught in these nets. Wh…

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Relax in the natural rock baths. At 4 a.m., fixed-net fishing boats head to Mikishima. It takes about an hour to haul in the nets. Flounder, sea bream, yellowtail, horse mackerel, and other fish of all sizes leap out. How about dishes made with thi…

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