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Ryokan Showa-kan
Yoshimoto Inn
Right in front of us is the fishing port, where you can enjoy shore fishing and boat fishing. We look forward to welcoming you with fresh seafood.
- Wakasa
Jingūji
The "Water-Sending Ceremony" at Nara's Tōdai-ji Temple's Nigatsu-dō Hall is renowned as a sacred ritual of this shrine temple. With the sacred mountain as its backdrop, the main hall (a designated Important Cultural Property), the finest wooden str…
- Wakasa
Kohama Park
Obama Park is located at the western edge of Obama City, facing Obama Bay and situated at the eastern foot of Mount Kaibouzan. The Aoi River flows through the park, which features monuments to Obama-born late Edo period loyalist and anti-foreign ac…
- Wakasa
Mermaid Terrace
Obama City is a town steeped in mermaid legends. Since mermaids are often associated with beauty and wellness, following their trail in pursuit of beauty is a wonderful idea. The sunset sinking into the sea visible from here is truly spectacular.
- Wakasa
Mermaid Beach
Mermaid Beach, located within Obama Bay, is a popular artificial white sand beach renowned for its exceptional location just minutes from the city center.
- Wakasa
Ryokan Yamayoku
This inn is exclusively for business guests. Enjoy hearty, warm home-cooked meals made with our own rice and vegetables.
- Wakasa
Guesthouse Hirata Kazaemon
This is a cozy, family-run inn. We take pride in serving fresh local fish and our homegrown Koshihikari rice. You can also enjoy pufferfish and crab. Parking is available starting in the morning.
- Wakasa
Isobe
This guesthouse offers seasonal delicacies and home-style hospitality. We offer fresh seafood caught locally, prepared as live fish dishes, allowing you to savor a variety of fish. We are happy to discuss pricing and other details at our guesthouse…
- Wakasa
Guesthouse Sugimoto
This is a small inn in a fishing village at the tip of the Tsunekami Peninsula. We aim to provide a warm, homey atmosphere. Spring brings mountain cherry blossoms, summer offers swimming on uninhabited islands, autumn features bigfin reef squid, an…
- Wakasa
Morishita
Our inn is located on the Ano Coast, known as the inner sanctum of Obama, and we offer seafood cuisine year-round. We serve our own farmed Wakasa pufferfish at reasonable prices for a limited time (Pufferfish Course: 8,900 yen per person for 1 nigh…
- Wakasa
Marufuji: Live Fish Cuisine Inn Featuring Fugu Crab
Though a short distance from the sea, this inn is surrounded by nature, offering a quiet and relaxing retreat. The bath overlooking the courtyard soothes both mind and body. We always strive to serve dishes made with fresh fish and vegetables. Our …
- Wakasa
Setoya Guesthouse
A cozy, homey inn run by fishermen. Why not unwind from your daily stresses at Setoya, a down-to-earth minshuku? Our fishing boats prioritize safety above all, offering mixed-species fishing for everything from whiting to sea bream. Families with c…
- Wakasa
Ebisuya
In spring, you're surrounded by beautiful mountain cherry blossoms; in summer, you can dive right into the sea right in front of you, and there's also a beach accessible by boat ferry. In autumn, you can enjoy squid fishing and sashimi. From April …
- Wakasa
Asahiya
Honmyōji Temple
Founded in 1376, its founding priest was Nikyo. Damaged by war during the Genki era, it received temple grounds from Lord Otani of Tsuruga Castle in 1590 and relocated from Hosen-cho to Kamijima-dera-cho. This temple was one of three where the Mit…
- Wakasa
Former Hokuriku Line Tunnel Complex
In 1896, the section between Tsuruga and Fukui on the former Hokuriku Line opened. Particularly challenging was the stretch between Tsuruga and Imajo, characterized by rugged mountains and steep gradients. Twelve tunnels were excavated here, eleven…
- Tannan
- Wakasa
Tomiko Yamakawa Memorial Museum
This facility opened in April 2007 as the Tomiko Yamakawa Memorial Museum after her birthplace and personal belongings were donated to Obama City. It displays Tomiko's personal belongings and song manuscripts. It was the filming location for the de…
- Wakasa
Jōkōji Temple
The second daughter of the Asai sisters, Ohatsu (Jōkō-in), built this temple to mourn her husband Kyōgoku Takatsugu. She invited Zen Master Shūko of the Enjō school, a native of Obama, to serve as the founding priest. Ohatsu is also historically no…
- Wakasa
Nakaikemi Wetland (Nakaikemi Village for Human-Nature Inte…
Adjacent to the city center about 2 km from JR Tsuruga Station, you can experience a familiar natural landscape that evokes nostalgia, where medaka fish and diving beetles inhabit the small stream and fireflies flit about in summer. Over 2,000 spec…
- Wakasa
