DISCOVER FUKUI

Ono City, abundant in water, where rice and vegetables are delicious. Savor the unique ingredients and seasonings each inn takes pride in, and start your day off right!

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

Daisho-ji Temple is one of the few head temples of the Kennin-ji branch of the Rinzai school in the Wakasa region. Set in a quiet, nature-rich setting, the temple offers zazen meditation experiences. Visitors can also attend a sermon by the head pr…

• Wakasa

• Wakasa

Our inn takes pride in its fresh amago trout dishes. Enjoy a variety of menus featuring numerous cooking methods and combinations with wild mountain vegetables. During winter, we also serve bear hot pot, peony hot pot, pheasant hot pot, and char ho…

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

A cultural and arts facility renovated from an old folk house built in the late Meiji period. It displays paintings and other works owned by citizens, and also features a cafe and shop.

• Eiheiji, Okuetsu

From Taka Beach, you can see the beautiful Wakasa Bay and the offshore rocks. It is well-known in the Keihanshin and Chukyo areas, attracting many tourists seeking its tranquil atmosphere and clear waters.

• Wakasa

It is said to have been founded by the great master Taichō, and in its heyday was a large temple with seven main halls. Today, it enshrines statues of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara and the Thousand-Armed Kannon (both designated as prefectural cult…

• Tannan

Located next to the Kitamaebune Shipowner's Residence and the Ukon Family Residence, you can learn about a part of the history of the Kono district.

• Tannan

The rice harvested from the couple's own farmland and the vegetables from their fields, along with dishes made with fresh fish, are delicious. You can relax comfortably in the clean, homey rooms.

• Wakasa

Myōtaiji Temple, known as a sacred site of the Nichiren Shū Myōkenji sect, was founded in 1294 by Nichirō, a disciple of Nichiren Daishōnin. Within its grounds, the main hall built in 1746 stands quietly surrounded by ancient cedar trees said to be…

• Tannan

The wooden buildings and green roofs stand out clearly against the contrasting backdrop of natural broadleaf forests and well-maintained cedar forests. Many nature experience and environmental learning programs are available so that visitors can ap…

• Tannan

Construction work related, long-term stays welcome, parking available

• Tannan

Once located along the old Hokuriku Highway by a river, it served as a bridge to aid travelers passing by. Legend has it that a Jizo statue, destroyed during Oda Nobunaga's invasion of Echizen, appeared in a monk's dream, instructing him to build a…

• Tannan

Just 10 steps to the sea. Enjoy natural seafood cuisine year-round at this inn overlooking beautiful Wakasa Bay (except during summer swimming season). Featuring crab, pufferfish dishes, swimming, fishing boats, and various kaiseki meals. Early sum…

• Wakasa

Located near the very tip of the Tsuruga Peninsula, overlooking Wakasa Bay. As I'm an active fisherman, the inn's specialty is fresh, delicious fish dishes.

• Wakasa

Tokimizu, a prefecturally designated scenic spot, is a nationally rare intermittent cold spring located midway up Mt. Ohira. Water gushes forth at intervals of several hours. Long ago, mountain workers used the sound of this water as a timekeeper, …

• Tannan

For sightseeing, business, gourmet dining, and leisure, we cater to our guests' diverse needs. We strive to create distinctive themed spaces with stylish city-inspired interiors, ranging from Japanese to Western styles. You can also savor seasonal …

• Tannan

We offer soba noodles and rice bowls made with "natural yam," one of Ōi Town's specialty products.

• Wakasa

We serve warm home-style dishes made with fresh fish caught that day and local vegetables. During the summer season only, we also accommodate guests who wish to have a BBQ.

• Wakasa

The sea is close enough to swim in, and you can enjoy dishes made with our homegrown vegetables.

• Wakasa