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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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Wakasa Fisherman’s Wharf is located along Wakasa Bay in Obama, and offers fresh seafood, local goods, and pleasure boat rides out along the beautiful Sotomo coastline.The restaurant Kaikoen is open during lunch hours, and visitors can choose …

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Our family has been fishing for two generations, offering freshly caught seafood from Wakasa Bay using various methods like free diving and fixed nets. From seasonal fish and shellfish to Wakasa's signature pufferfish dishes in winter and crab dish…

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This is a bike-sharing service where you can rent a bike whenever you want and return it wherever you like. Anyone can rent a bike by tapping their IC card on a bicycle at a Cycle Port. Why not take a smooth ride on a sleek red electric bike as a n…

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　By brewing tea yourself, you can appreciate the "aroma" of the tea leaves more than when simply drinking it. Tea also contains theanine, a component known for its relaxing effects.　To let you experience these qualities, this experience invites y…

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【Reopened November 3, 2020】 Tsuruga Port served as a key hub for transportation to Europe from the Meiji era through the early Showa period. It is the only port in Japan where Polish orphans landed in the 1920s and Jewish refugees carrying "life-…

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Wakashahiko Shrine is divided into two shrines: Wakashahiko Shrine (Upper Shrine) and Wakashahime Shrine (Lower Shrine). This shrine is the Upper Shrine, established in the first year of the Reikyu era (715 AD) during the Nara period. It enshrines …

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The sound of wild birds echoes among the looming cliffs and mountains. This is a heart-pounding adventure kayak tour. Enjoy the rich natural scenery changing with the seasons at a leisurely pace on the lake. Using highly stable kayaks, you can padd…

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This Zen program in Fukui Prefecture, the birthplace of Soto Zen Buddhism, maximizes cultural elements. Using fabric and thread discarded during the manufacturing process at a local textile company, participants create zafu meditation cushions. Thi…

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A lodging where you can enjoy fresh seafood. Close to Mizushima and Suisho Beach, the ocean spreads out right before the inn, offering fishing boats, rental boats, shore fishing, marine sports, and swimming. Savor seafood cuisine year-round, with w…

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Step through the gate, and our garden—a point of pride—greets you with lush greenery and seasonal blooms in full bloom. Dinner features seasonal cuisine crafted with the owner's own vegetables and fresh seafood. The rooms feature lovely watercolor …

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Fishing boats depart regularly. After a fun day of fishing and ocean activities, relax at Sakube Ryokan. (Ishifukumaru)

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60 years in business. We take pride in our fisherman's cuisine, generously featuring Wakasa's bountiful seafood, and we are particular about using ingredients from Mihama. The inn is located near the Taiko Bridge connecting the Sea of Japan and Lak…

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The food court, tourist information center, and open deck offer stunning views of Wakasa Bay right at the entrance. Here you'll find a wide selection of locally sourced vegetables and fruits, Ooi Town specialties, and processed goods. It's perfect …

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　Founded by the renowned 14th-century monk Ryōnyo, this temple stands as one of the foremost temples of the Jōdo sect. It is also a place associated with the Tokugawa family, where a study hall was built through the donation of Lord Yūki Hideyasu,…

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A lodging welcoming guests seeking room-only stays, featuring numerous ocean-view rooms. The owner, Mr. Umik, offers diving and boat fishing. Please enjoy our thoughtfully prepared dishes made with carefully selected ingredients.

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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…

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Enjoy a dinner featuring fresh fish and vegetables from Wakasa. Long stays for business or other purposes are most welcome. A homely inn with the charm of the countryside.

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Spring brings wild mountain vegetable dishes, summer features ayu sweetfish and river fish, autumn showcases matsutake mushrooms and other fungi, and winter offers peony hotpot—all utilizing the abundant local ingredients unique to Nata-shō, allowi…

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Low-cost, functional services provided (Dinner not included. Breakfast discount available for single occupancy.)

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