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Gourmet Inn Hamamoto
Just 50 steps to the shore. A guesthouse nestled in a quiet cove. We maintain aquaculture pens for Wakasa pufferfish and red sea bream, enabling us to serve pufferfish dishes year-round. Having lived a life of farming and fishing since ancient time…
- 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
Fukui Prefectural Mikata Youth Center
Located in the central part of Wakasa Bay Quasi-National Park, this youth education facility sits on the shores of Lake Mikata, one of the renowned Mikata Five Lakes registered as a Ramsar Site. It offers various experiences such as nature observat…
- Wakasa
Komaki Kamaboko
A shop selling flavorful kamaboko fish cakes. We carry Tsuruga's famous kamaboko and chikuwa fish cakes, as well as many other specialties from Fukui and Tsuruga. Our eat-in corner also offers freshly fried tempura and soft-serve ice cream.
- 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
Kokubunji (Obama City)
Wakasa Kokubunji Temple is one of the provincial temples established nationwide during the Nara period by imperial decree of Emperor Shōmu and is designated as a national historic site. The Shakado Hall houses a large seated statue of Shaka Nyorai,…
- Wakasa
Hikidan Castle Ruins
This flatland castle was built on the hills behind the settlement in southwestern Hikita (elevation approx. 100m). It is said to have been constructed during the Bunmei era (1469–87) by Kubo Hikita, a vassal of the Asakura clan and Lord of Tsushima…
- Wakasa
Kinoko-no-Mori Amusement Land
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 …
- Wakasa
Shikimi Beach
Summer brings crowds of beachgoers to Wakasa Bay. After enjoying the sea to your heart's content, why not savor delicious local fish at a minshuku or ryokan and fully experience the summer sea?
- Wakasa
Seifuso
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…
- Wakasa
Hotel Route Inn Tsuruga Ekimae
Opened in 2008. Just a 2-minute walk from Tsuruga Station. Rooms include singles, twins, and semi-doubles, suitable for both leisure and business travelers. The hotel features breakfast and dinner service, a restaurant, and a large public bath. We …
- Wakasa
Jomon Roman Park
Jomon Roman Park offers an experience of ancient romance. The Wakasa Mikata Jomon Museum, housed in a building designed to resemble the belly of a clay figurine, displays artifacts excavated from Jomon-period (ca. 14000-1000 BCE) sites, including d…
- Wakasa
Uriwari no Taki Falls
Uriwarinotaki falls is located near Obama, known for a delicious natural spring that produces cold water all year round—consistently 13°C, even in summer. Unlike most famous waterfalls, it is wide and low to the ground, spreading out into…
- Wakasa
Wakasa Kaiyu Bazaar Chidori-en Wakasa Mihama Marine Station
Chidori-en Wakasa Kaiyu Bazaar offers breathtaking views of Wakasa Bay right before your eyes. In addition to dining areas and souvenir shops, it features a tourist information center showcasing the region's attractions and a foot bath. The attache…
- Wakasa
Nambae Beach (Closed for the 2023 summer season)
【July 2019～】Closed for construction due to road improvements. The beach will remain closed for the 2023 season. This beach is popular with surfers and is the only beach in Takahama Town where vehicles can drive right up to the sand, offering an …
- Wakasa
Sanshirō
If I were to describe Sanshiro's unique feature—something you won't find at other inns—it would be our guest-centered approach. Every inn in Wakasa offers fresh seafood dishes and heartfelt hospitality, ensuring your satisfaction. Against this back…
- Wakasa
Akinaikan
This local products center specializes in everything from the Nadasho area of Ooi Town, including specialties like "Nadasho Pickles" and "Wild Yam Soba" made with locally grown produce. In November, the "Wild Yam Festival" is held, featuring a dire…
- Wakasa
Wakasa Pearl MAMIYA (Mamiya Pearl Farm)
For over half a century, we've cultivated pearls in the waters of Wakasa, Japan's northernmost region. The temperature difference in the seawater, born from the winter cold, creates pearls with a fine, deep luster—a beauty unique to Wakasa Pearls. …
- Wakasa
UMIKARA
UMIKARA Market: Fresh seafood straight from the fishing port displayed at the storefront UMIKARA select: A shop featuring original specialty products perfect for souvenirs Enjoy menus made with fresh seafood and local vegetables "UMIKARA TERRACE" i…
- Wakasa
Fukui Prefectural Seaside Nature Center
Experience-based attractions where you can spend the whole day without getting bored, including the "Mysterious Aquarium" where you can feed fish living in the Sea of Wakasa directly, the "Touch the Sea of Fukui" exhibit where you can touch fish, a…
- Wakasa
