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A theme park featuring mushrooms, the local specialty. The iconic Mushroom Tower offers a refreshing breeze and panoramic views of nature from its 30-meter-high observation deck, reached via a glass-walled elevator.The park features expansive lawn …

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3-minute walk from JR Tsuruga Station. 5-minute drive from Tsuruga Interchange. 1-minute walk to a convenience store. We offer a safe, comfortable, and clean hotel at reasonable prices.

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The children's center offers a variety of hands-on experience zones where children can play, learn, and experience things, including a workshop zone where they can experience manufacturing and cooking, a play exploration zone where they can enj…

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Wakasa Ichinomiya Shrine was established as the main Shinto shrine of Wakasa Province. Wakasa Ichinomiya actually consists of a pair of shrines: Wakasahiko Shrine as the “upper shrine,” and Wakasahime Shrine as the “lower shrine.&…

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This campground offers comfortable seaside camping at Wakasa Wada Beach, featuring facilities such as a kitchen area, lighting, and parking. Please make reservations using the web reservation form on the page below.Wakasa Takahama Tabinavi Wakasa W…

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At Shimokura, we strive to serve our guests dishes made with ingredients of the highest quality and freshness. Our red sea bream, tiger pufferfish (known locally as "Wakasa fugu"), and mahata are all raised with care. We also use Wakasa wakame seaw…

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Located closest to JR Obama Station, it is extremely convenient for both business and tourism. Additionally, at our Japanese-style restaurant "Shuntei" on the first floor, you can enjoy dishes made with ingredients from Wakasa. Please enjoy Nara by…

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Family Fishing Adventures!! "Freshness" that can't be beaten anywhere! A variety of dishes focused on "wild-caught" ingredients, unique to a fisherman's inn. "90% ingredient, 10% skill (lol)" – we're confident in this taste!! Create a lasting memor…

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The imposing standing statue of Bishamonten, created during the Kamakura period, is characterized by its fierce, demonic expression. Flanking it are standing statues of Kichijōten and Zenshidoji, all three designated as Important Cultural Propertie…

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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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Yashiro is packed with the charm of a ria coastline—featuring uniquely shaped rock formations, sea caves accessible only from the water, and hidden sandy beaches.Join us on a guided SUP (stand-up paddleboard) tour to some of the most breathta…

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At the bottom of Suigetsu Lake, one of the Three Lakes of Mikata, sediment from the past 70,000 years forms distinct stripes. These annual growth rings, known as "nenko," are recognized as the global standard for dating. Inside the museum…

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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…

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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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Conveniently located near downtown areas and government offices, making it ideal for business, and adjacent to a shopping center for added convenience. We offer non-smoking rooms, so please feel free to inquire.

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A rare water castle in Japan, skillfully utilizing natural terrain. Construction began in 1601 when Kyogoku Takatsugu became lord of Wakasa Province. Sakai Tadakatsu became lord in 1634, and the castle was completed in 1641. It served as the reside…

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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 …

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Shikisai-no-Yado Hanatsubaki is a culinary inn boasting an exceptional location facing Wakasa-Obama Bay.While gazing upon Wakasa-Obama Bay, which transforms with each season, guests can fully savor dishes crafted from the bounty of the sea and othe…

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We renovated a 230-year-old traditional Japanese house.This lifestyle complex features a café serving homemade pies made with Wakasa ingredients, a restaurant offering creative course meals, a women-only mugwort steam salon, and a studio for…

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Mantokuji Temple is a Shingon Buddhist temple best known for its hillside landscape garden and carefully raked rock garden. These gardens are particularly popular destinations when the azaleas bloom in May and June. The temple is also home to a gia…

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