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Nada-shō Soba Restaurant Yotte-tei
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.
- Wakasa
Matsuguchi Ryokan
We offer the prices and atmosphere of a minshuku (guesthouse). During the summer, many families visit for beach swimming and fireworks festivals. Throughout the year, we also have a large number of guests staying long-term for work (boarding). We o…
- Wakasa
Uohira
・South of Kibino Matsubara, with beach huts available in summer (capacity 500) ・Specialty restaurants serving fresh seafood, crab dishes, and pufferfish cuisine. The pufferfish restaurant features private rooms, banquet halls, and elevated seatin…
- Wakasa
Nakamura Ryokan
A conscientious and family-friendly inn. Enjoy swimming in the summer, and with rowboat rentals available, you can also enjoy shore fishing. Business travelers are also very welcome.
- Wakasa
Kayak
＊Jungle Vibes Galore! Mikata Five Lakes & Uramigawa Course (4h): A leisurely route around three lakes! Perfect for beginners too. Recommended for those wanting to relax and enjoy the Mikata Five Lakes. ＊Feel Refreshed! Wakasa Rias Coast Cours…
- Wakasa
Fishing Rainbow
At Lake Hyuga, one of the Sanbōgoko lakes, anglers of all skill levels—from beginners to experts—can enjoy fishing with ease. Between casts, the scenery offers glimpses of the charm of a traditional fishing village.
- Wakasa
Reinan Ranch
This is the home of Wakasa Beef. Goats and sheep are raised on the premises, and the farm is open as a place where visitors can interact and bond with the animals.
- Wakasa
Kumagawa Checkpoint
The guard post at the entrance to the post town has been restored to its original location. It is a rare historical structure in Japan, preserved in its original position within a designated Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional…
- Wakasa
Jinguji Temple
The Omizu-Okuri “Water-Sending” Ritual to Nara's Todaiji Temple 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 fines…
- Wakasa
PAMCO
At our establishment, we offer Pamco's signature dining experience, featuring seasonal ingredients combined with our chefs' creativity and meticulous experimentation.We encourage you to pair your meal with our original craft beer.From sprin…
- Wakasa
Suigekka
A resort hotel standing on the shores of Lake Suigetsu, one of the Five Lakes of Mikata. Guests can enjoy lake views from every guest room, as well as from the lobby, restaurant, and large public bath. Our popular Morning Cruise offers breakfast ab…
- Wakasa
Three-Sided Stone Kannon
Just beside Mikata Station stands the Mikata Stone Kannon. As you climb the stone steps, you'll find a stone rooster partway up. Legend has it that Kobo Daishi, carving the Kannon statue overnight, heard the rooster crow at dawn and left the right …
- Wakasa
Wakasa Mikata Jomon Museum
A museum centered on artifacts excavated from the Tori-hama Shell Mound in Wakasa Town, focusing on Jomon culture. Inside the building, designed to resemble the belly of a clay figurine, exhibits include dugout canoes, Jomon pottery, stone tools, w…
- Wakasa
Nijidake Island Hot Springs Nijidake Island Lodge
Nijidake Island Hot Springs are lakeside hot springs. Surrounded by mountains, rivers, sea, and lake, this natural setting invites you to discover your own adventures. The retro-chic inn, housed in a 150-year-old relocated traditional Japanese home…
- Wakasa
Obama City Town Station Asahi-za
On Sunday, May 1, 2016, the "Obama City Machi-no-Eki" opened. It features the relocated and restored Asahi-za, the only surviving Meiji-period theater in Fukui Prefecture. Along with tourist information, retail shops, and rest facilities, it serves…
- Wakasa
Nagata Cuisine Inn
Located between the Mikata Five Lakes and the Sea of Japan, the surrounding nature creates a magnificent landscape. You can savor fish from both the lake and the sea. Fresh sashimi from the Sea of Japan, Echizen crab, Wakasa pufferfish, and eel fro…
- Wakasa
Matsumoto-so
○Long-term business stays are negotiable. ◎We do not prepare fugu (pufferfish) or crab.
- Wakasa
Dairaya
Dairaya's signature dishes, generously featuring fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan. Savor the seasonal flavors to your heart's content. We also offer activities like shore fishing and plum picking—please inquire.
- Wakasa
Hamano-ya: Fisherman's Guesthouse
Sashimi platters available even for single diners. This is a service only possible because we are a fishing cooperative. Savour the seasonal local fish of Taga.
- Wakasa
Kaishōen
The ocean is right before your eyes; step outside the inn and you'll find the sandy beach and sea immediately. Kibino Matsubara is also nearby, perfect for a stroll. For meals, enjoy freshly caught, delicious dishes.
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