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This massive wall in Shimokurodani, Ono City, was constructed for avalanche protection. It stands 15.5 meters tall and stretches 300 meters in length. Because avalanches once claimed many lives in this area, murals depicting wishes for eternal safe…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

Our cuisine features abundant seafood from the Sea of Japan, and during crab season, we offer a full crab course as our special treat. The panoramic Sea of Japan view from our large bath is also spectacular.

• Tannan

A traditional Japanese inn with sweeping views of the Sea of Japan

• Tannan

The owner of this dive shop is a true master who knows the ocean inside out! Enjoy marine sports during summer at this lodging.All rooms are log cabins radiating the warmth of wood! A space where couples and families can relax without pretension.

• Tannan

This is a cozy, homey two-story wooden guesthouse. We hope you'll feel free to relax and make yourself at home.

• Tannan

Fresh seafood dishes only a fishing village can offer. Swimming is also available. To let you fully savor the fresh bounty of the sea, we serve sashimi as our specialty—summer brings turban shells and abalone, while winter features Echizen Ga…

• 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

Onishi Ryokan offers a rich culinary calendar. Seasonal seafood delicacies like pufferfish, sea bream, and Echizen Gani snow crab are truly exceptional. Every room overlooks the Sea of Japan, offering stunning views. Savor fresh seafood to your hea…

• Tannan

This open-air bath opened in November 2004. It is a cozy hot spring facility utilizing Echizen Minami Onsen.

• Tannan

We serve dishes made with fresh seafood. We can arrange golf reservations at Takefu Country Club, 13 minutes from our hotel. We offer complimentary admission tickets to the town-operated open-air hot spring bath "Nihonkai Open-Air Public Bath,…

• Tannan

Overlooking the Sea of Japan, this inn on the Echizen Coast prides itself on delicious Echizen Gani snow crab and local seafood cuisine. Directly operated by a fishing family, it exudes the charm of the Sea of Japan. The views from the guest rooms …

• Tannan

Enjoy fresh local seafood. Reservations accepted for Echizen Gani snow crab dishes with yellow tags from Echizen Port from November 6 to March 20.

• Tannan

Walking along the approach lined with tall, straight cedar trees, a tall, slender building comes into view on the left. Inside stands a large, black-lacquered wooden Buddha statue, approximately 8 meters tall.It is one of the Three Great Buddhas of…

• Tannan

Leisure activity facilities suitable for various purposes, such as family, workplace, or club activities. Also ideal for sports training camps.

• Tannan

Shinmei Shrine is also known as Kamisoja Shrine.During the Edo period, this site was known as a place for bowing in worship (fushio-gami) and was a spot for distant worship of Mount Hino, which was revered as the Mt. Fuji of Echizen (present-day no…

• 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

The first-floor "Hapi Terrace" (covered plaza) is a glass-enclosed, all-weather covered plaza equipped with a large video screen, available for various uses including events, presentations, concerts, and stage performances. Additionally, …

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

We cultivate chrysanthemums displayed at the Takefu Chrysanthemum Doll Festival. We also hold plant-related events such as the "Wild Mountain Grass Exhibition" on an ongoing basis.

• Tannan

Established in 1884.　Gentle time flows at the hot spring inn, where the faint scent of hot water drifts on the breeze.Soft light filtering through shoji screens, the comforting warmth of wood.At Tsuruya, experience the pure pleasure of simply bein…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

Established in 1522 by Takeda Motomitsu, the governor of Wakasa (now southern Fukui Prefecture), this temple belongs to the Soto sect of Zen Buddhism. Though later falling into disrepair, it was rebuilt by Kyogoku Tadataka. It houses a monument to …

• Wakasa