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Tomb of Jūrōzaemon Naotaka of the Magara Clan (Kōtoku-ji T…

Shimobe Jurozaemon, a retainer of the Echizen Asakura clan who appears in the "Asakura Shumonki," "Nobunaga Koki," and "Akechi Gunki," had his residence in Shimano, Echizen (present-day Echizen City). He was renowned as a mighty warrior alongside h…

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Kojiro Park

A park adjacent to Kōzenji Temple, said to be the birthplace of the legendary swordsman Sasaki Kojirō. Centered around a statue of Kojirō, it features a pond, a stone stage, and other evocative spaces. Cherry blossoms can be enjoyed from early Marc…

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Kojiro Park

Kohama Park

Obama Park is located at the western edge of Obama City, facing Obama Bay and situated at the eastern foot of Mount Kaibouzan. The Aoi River flows through the park, which features monuments to Obama-born late Edo period loyalist and anti-foreign ac…

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Kohama Park

Mermaid Terrace

Obama City is a town steeped in mermaid legends. Since mermaids are often associated with beauty and wellness, following their trail in pursuit of beauty is a wonderful idea. The sunset sinking into the sea visible from here is truly spectacular.

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Mermaid Terrace

Mermaid Beach

Mermaid Beach, located within Obama Bay, is a popular artificial white sand beach renowned for its exceptional location just minutes from the city center.

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Mermaid Beach

Honmyōji Temple

Founded in 1376, its founding priest was Nikyo. Damaged by war during the Genki era, it received temple grounds from Lord Otani of Tsuruga Castle in 1590 and relocated from Hosen-cho to Kamijima-dera-cho. This temple was one of three where the Mit…

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Honmyōji Temple

Former Hokuriku Line Tunnel Complex

In 1896, the section between Tsuruga and Fukui on the former Hokuriku Line opened. Particularly challenging was the stretch between Tsuruga and Imajo, characterized by rugged mountains and steep gradients. Twelve tunnels were excavated here, eleven…

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Former Hokuriku Line Tunnel Complex

Saburi River Park

At the tranquil Saburikawa Park, children can play at their leisure. The adjacent Yamabiko Hall also features training machines and other equipment.

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Saburi River Park

Play Park Oi

This comprehensive sports park accommodates various sports, including a gymnasium, martial arts hall, multipurpose field, baseball field, and ball game field. It also features the Yūkyūkan Hall, which can be used for stage rehearsals and performanc…

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Fukui Prefectural Gymnasium

This is the gymnasium on the west side of Fukui Sports Park. It is an ideal facility for sports tournaments and events.

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Fukui Prefectural Gymnasium

Hirono Dam

Completed in 1976, the dam was constructed as a multipurpose facility to secure agricultural and industrial water supplies for the Hino River basin. Cherry trees were planted around the dam, and parks and other facilities were developed, creating a…

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Minami Echizen Diving Park

Kono's ocean is brimming with a unique charm unlike any other sea. It possesses an atmosphere where you can encounter unseen landscapes—the pristine beauty of the water, the variety of fish, and the breathtaking scenery. Alongside spacious faciliti…

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Saishōshōji Temple (Fujishima Castle Ruins)

Chōshōji Temple was built on the site of Fujishima Castle from the Nanboku-chō period, and part of the castle's earthen ramparts remain within the grounds of Nishi-Chōshōji Temple. Fujishima Castle is said to have been built by Shiba Takatsune, a m…

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Saishōshōji Temple (Fujishima Castle Ruins)

Echizen Zen Meditation Path

This is the pilgrimage route to the sacred Mount Hakusan. In the past, three routes known as the Zen-jo-do (Zen Summit Paths) led to the summit from the three provinces of Echizen, Kaga, and Mino. These were named because the summit of Mount Hakusa…

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Echizen Zen Meditation Path

Yokoyama Tumuli

This is the largest tumulus cluster in the Hokuriku region, comprising approximately 300 ancient burial mounds, including numerous keyhole-shaped tumuli. From the largest tumulus within the cluster, Kannabiyama Kofun, burial goods such as gold ring…

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Yokoyama Tumuli

Hokojima Island

Hokojima Island is located on the Echizen Coast in Fukui City, about 5 kilometers from Takasu Swimming Beach along Route 305 in the direction of Koshino. The island is a 50-meter-high columnar rock formation eroded by the rough waves of the Sea of …

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Hokojima Island

Sōja Grand Shrine

The Sosha shrine was always established at the location of the provincial capital. In ancient times, one of the major duties of the provincial governor was to make an annual pilgrimage to the principal shrines within the province. The Sosha shrine …

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Gosetsu-ji Temple

Gosetsu-ji Temple, with its majestic red-tiled mountain gate constructed from zelkova wood, is the head temple of the Shin Buddhism Izumiji sect. Founded by Shinran Shonin in Kyoto's Izumiji region in the first year of the Tenpuku era (1374), i…

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Inuyama Castle Ruins

This mountain castle served as the stronghold of clans such as the Shiba and Asakura during the Nanboku-chō and Sengoku periods. It boasts one of the largest-scale fortifications in Fukui Prefecture, featuring dry moats, vertical ditches, and baile…

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Inuyama Castle Ruins

Beniya

Since opening in 1884, we have built upon our traditions, welcoming members of the Imperial Family, literary figures, poets, and many more.Alongside this history, we strive to be a Japanese inn that stays close to people and cherishes their feeling…

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