DISCOVER FUKUI

Murasaki Shikibu ーthe author of the Tale of Genji, believed to be one of the oldest novels in the worldー spent about a year and a half in Echizen City. Our temple is located adjacent to the east side of Murasaki Shikibu Park. It is a Shingon Budd…

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Along the Fruit Line in the northern hills of Sakai lies the strawberry greenhouse "Norari." The view of the hills from the greenhouse is truly magnificent.Strawberries are cultivated on elevated stations, allowing you to pick them comfor…

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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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Just in front of the inn lies Shikimi Beach. It's a one-minute walk to the beach, making it perfect for summer travel. We also take pride in our winter fugu (pufferfish) and crab dishes. Additionally, you can enjoy fish caught year-round in our…

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Experience the largest rock bath in the Hokuriku region, inspired by Echizen Coast's "Kochomon Gate."Enjoy Fukui's renowned seafood delicacies like Echizen Gani snow crab and Amaebi sweet shrimp right in your room! Rooms with…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

We'll take you by boat to the dedicated rafts where Tsuruga's renowned brand-name farmed fish, the "Tsuruga Madai," reside. There, you'll experience handline fishing for the "Tsuruga Madai."Afterwards, you can learn …

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Conveniently located near government offices, ideal for business. We also offer Atagozaka Rooms, designed with a Japanese aesthetic inspired by the "Four Seasons and Lights" motif of Atagozaka, which is about an 18-minute walk from t…

• Awara,Sakai,Fukui

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

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This is a family-run minshuku guesthouse where we welcome guests with a warm, homey atmosphere. Throughout the seasons, we serve locally caught fish.

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Netmaster's Inn. We take pride in our sashimi dishes. Enjoy fresh seafood caught by our own boat, the Hamazen Maru. During winter crab season, we serve freshly boiled crab right at your table. Though a small inn, we aim to provide the family-li…

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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,…

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We take pride in the freshness of our ingredients. With gratitude for the bounty from the sea, we prepare freshly caught seafood into authentic seasonal flavors. We bring out the natural taste of each ingredient and deliver exquisite flavors with h…

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Our hotel is situated in a prime location offering sweeping views of the vast Sea of Japan right before your eyes. At night, the fishing lights floating on the majestic Sea of Japan soothe the soul. In addition to lodging, you can also use our faci…

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The principal image is the Thousand-Armed Kannon. It is a secret Buddha statue said to have been created by the great Nara-period monk Taicho Daishi. It is unveiled only once every 33 years; the most recent unveiling was in 1998.This temple enshrin…

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This inn boasts a panoramic bath with ocean views.

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Enjoy fishing for red sea bream and small sea bream at the fishing pond, then experience cleaning your catch and barbecuing it.

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The Wakasa Kuni Yoshikiyama Historical Museum introduces the history of Yoshikiyama Castle and Sakaki, known for repelling invasions by the Asakura army for several years and for being occupied by Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu, …

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A family-run inn offering warm hospitality. Sugahama Beach is right in front—you can walk there in your swimsuit. The expansive, beautiful sandy beach of Suisho Beach is just a 10-minute drive away. This inn is perfect for beach vacations.

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Wakasa Obama, the closest port town to Kyoto on the Sea of Japan, was once a "Miketsu-kuni" (Imperial Food-Supplying Province) responsible for presenting seafood to the Imperial Court. It supported Kyoto's food culture through the "Saba Highway." S…

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