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Yamaguchi Guesthouse Inn
Just a 1-minute walk to the beach. Enjoy home-style country cooking featuring fresh local fish, our own rice, and homegrown vegetables. During winter, we also serve fugu and crab dishes.
- Wakasa
Hamaya Guesthouse
Located right by the ocean! We'll welcome you with warm home-cooked meals. We also warmly welcome guests who want to enjoy BBQ for dinner.
- Wakasa
Saruhashi Guesthouse
The beach and BBQ area are right nearby! Enjoy dishes made with fresh local fish and our own rice and vegetables. We can also prepare vegetables for your BBQ (meat and fish procurement requires consultation). Just a 1-minute walk to the beach (appr…
- Wakasa
Ryokan Izumi
Live boiled crab is available year-round (reservation required)! Unlike frozen crab, it has no fishy odor and is popular even among those who dislike crab. Reservations must be made at least one week in advance. (Crab: ¥10,000–¥18,000). Please call…
- Wakasa
Komaya Annual Guest House
Enjoy swimming, beachcombing, fishing, and more with your family at this calm coastal beach.
- Wakasa
Ajiichi Ryokan
Right in front is a pier, so even after returning from Mizushima, you can enjoy the sea right in front of the inn and easily go fishing. It's a homey inn with lots of manga—a real treat for manga lovers!
- Wakasa
Shirogoro
Though it's a small inn, we serve dishes featuring many local ingredients.
- Wakasa
Tide Road Inn: Tone Ryokan
A nostalgic homestead offering a relaxing retreat. Enjoy seasonal feasts featuring fresh seafood caught in the Wakasa Sea— live-prepared sea bream and flounder, salt-grilled Wakasa gurnard, thinly sliced raw tuna, snow crab... served fresh daily on…
- Wakasa
Fisherman's Inn Mimaeya
Located in Tokonami, a treasure trove of seafood from the Sea of Japan, you can enjoy fresh fish throughout the four seasons. We cook fresh fish caught with our own nets and serve it at your table. In summer, we take guests to uninhabited islands f…
- Wakasa
Fish Market Yamashita-ya
Wakasa Bay View Fisherman's Inn "Uozumi Yamashita-ya" ☆ At our inn, we utilize our own small fixed nets and in-house aquariums to offer you the freshest seasonal delicacies throughout the year. Furthermore, all dinner seating is in completely priva…
- Wakasa
Konishiya Guesthouse Annex
"Ah, what a relief." That's the kind of inn we aim to be. We offer a 5% discount on the room rate for guests who bring a guidebook.
- Wakasa
Shigeta Family
Every morning, we catch fresh fish using the Shigeta family's fixed nets. Additionally, our owner personally dives into the sea to harvest abalone, turban shells, sea urchins, oysters, and more, which we serve to our guests. Relax in our natural ho…
- Wakasa
Omoya Inn
This inn prides itself on its fresh fish. You can also experience fixed net fishing.
- Wakasa
Maruichi Ryokan
Wakasa Obama is the "Kingdom of Tiger Pufferfish." The firm-fleshed tiger pufferfish, toughened by the rough winter waves of the Sea of Japan, is a signature winter delicacy of Wakasa Obama. We offer generous servings of fresh local sashimi year-ro…
- Wakasa
Fugu Cuisine Inn Saiba
Just a 0-minute walk from our inn in Wakasa-Obama, Fukui Prefecture, lies Ano Beach, renowned for its exceptional water clarity and immense popularity with families. We also operate our own Wakasa pufferfish (torafugu) farm, allowing guests to savo…
- Wakasa
Maruchu Inn: Where the Fragrance of the Seasons Lingers Hi…
Rooms with Western-style toilets and washbasins are available, making them ideal for families with young children or elderly guests. In summer, enjoy swimming in the sea or fishing aboard our inn's own boat, the "Daihachi Kōgyomaru." In winter, we …
- Wakasa
Nakagawa
We pride ourselves on our fresh local seafood dishes. We also have fishing boats available.
- 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
Sasuke
Here, you can see the "offshore rock" from the poem "My sleeves, like the ebb tide, cannot be seen... off the shore" by Princess Sanuki of Nijō-in, famously featured in the Ogura Hyakunin Isshu anthology. Numerous other national treasures and cultu…
- Wakasa
Hiryukan
From sashimi to à la carte dishes, we prepare fresh seafood to preserve its natural flavors. Please savor the special selections of Hiryukan.
- Wakasa
