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Isono-ya Inn
Right by the sea. Enjoy dishes made with our homegrown vegetables and fresh local fish. Business welcome.
- Wakasa

Okida Inn
A seaside inn! Enjoy the ocean view from your room and savor our acclaimed creative cuisine featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients. We use fresh seafood and vegetables caught or grown right here. Various plans available.
- Wakasa

Monsuke Guesthouse

Guesthouse Seifu
Enjoy home-cooked meals made with fresh local ingredients: fish from Wakasa, Koshihikari rice, and fresh vegetables. We're a diligent inn working hard to serve you. While rooms aren't available, parking is accessible after 8:00 AM. We also provide …
- Wakasa

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

Komaya Annual Guest House
Enjoy swimming, beachcombing, fishing, and more with your family at this calm coastal beach.
- Wakasa

Hashimoto Cooking Inn
Located at the very tip of the Tsunekami Peninsula, this area yields seasonal fish throughout the year. Spring brings wild pufferfish, summer offers rock oysters and sea urchin, autumn features live-prepared bigfin reef squid, and winter delivers c…
- Wakasa

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

Yoshioka-ya
We pride ourselves on dishes made with fresh seafood caught in the Sea of Japan and Wakasa Bay. Especially our shellfish—the owner dives into the sea himself to harvest them, so they're absolutely fresh. In autumn, we offer live-prepared bigfin ree…
- Wakasa

Minshuku Murakami
Enjoy the freshest seafood from the Sea of Japan, caught and landed early this morning.
- Wakasa

Kitano Inn
Summer features local fish dishes from Tsuruga, while winter offers pufferfish and crab dishes. A cozy, homey inn.
- Wakasa

Shinya Ryokan
Wakasa Bay is a superb fishing ground. Rich in seafood, it's also a popular spot for anglers. Enjoy fresh seafood, of course, and also stay with us for summer beach vacations. Relax and unwind while gazing at the ocean views, enjoying the feeling o…
- Wakasa

yellowtail

Tenant House
This quiet inn is tucked away just off National Route 8. The ocean is right in front of the inn.
- Wakasa

Akaguri Sea Fishing Park
Experience the thrill of sea fishing on a circular pier extending 55 meters into the ocean.
- Wakasa

Wakasa Pearl MAMIYA (Mamiya Pearl Farm)
The temperature difference in the seawater created by the winter cold in the sea off Wakasa, Japan's northernmost aquaculture site, produces pearls with a fine, deep luster, giving rise to the unique beauty of Wakasa Pearls. In the handmade jewelry…
- Wakasa

Hagaji Temple
Among the many Buddhas, the wooden standing statue of the Eleven-Faced Kannon Bodhisattva at Haga Temple in Obama (height 146.4 cm, early Heian period, Important Cultural Property) is particularly beautiful. It is said to be modeled after Empress G…
- Wakasa

Eternal Inn Furafu
Furafura is a private rental hotel, a 120-year-old traditional Japanese house renovated into a modern and comfortable space. Enjoy a uniquely pleasant time while gazing at the satoyama landscape. (Limited to one group per day) We offer two plans: a…
- Tannan

Hotel Hamaya
All rooms feature ocean views. Savor the winter delicacy king, Echizen crab dishes, along with an abundance of fresh seafood caught off the Echizen coast. Please stop by when traveling for marine leisure activities, hot springs, or sightseeing. A t…
- Tannan

Uga Shrine (Minami-Echizen Town)
Located at the western foot of Mt. Sannō, this shrine is listed in the Engishiki Jinmyōchō. By the late Kamakura period, it received generous patronage from the Uryū clan, lords of Somayama Castle, under whose support the shrine flourished greatly.…
- Tannan
