Attractions

Cherry Blossoms at Nishiyama Park

Long renowned as a prime flower-viewing spot, it boasts approximately 1,000 cherry trees in full bloom. The park also features numerous attractions for both children and adults, including a lawn plaza, an athletic plaza, and a Japanese garden. From…

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Cherry Blossoms at Nishiyama Park

Kameyama Park

Kameyama Park, centered around Ōno Castle, is famous as Ōno City's premier cherry blossom viewing spot, with approximately 300 Somei-Yoshino cherry trees planted. It also serves as a historic site park and a place of relaxation for citizens.

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Kameyama Park

Moyai Village · Nōrakuen

Experience rural life and food (making rice dumplings, local cuisine, rice flour dishes, soba noodle making, etc.).

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Moyai Village · Nōrakuen

Ikegami Sunflower Park

Ikegami Sunflower Park, located along the Sakai Northern Wide-Area Farm Road "Fruit Line," features approximately 300,000 sunflowers reaching their peak bloom around August each year. Covering a total area of about 50,000 square meters—roughly the …

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Ikegami Sunflower Park

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

Wakasa no Sato Park

Within Wakasa no Sato Park, you'll find a pond designed to evoke the rias coastline of Wakasa Bay, a folk house village that also serves as a rest area, and gazebos. Surrounding these are cultivated areas including plum orchards featuring local spe…

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Wakasa no Sato Park

Farmstay Riyemon

Farmstay specializing in whole-house rentals! Whether you're a couple or a group of ten, enjoy the entire house to yourselves without worrying about others! Fully equipped with toilet, bath, kitchen, tableware, washing machine, and more! Families a…

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Farmstay Riyemon

National Wakasa Bay Youth Nature Center

Located on the Taka Peninsula, jutting out from the center of Wakasa Bay Quasi-National Park, this youth education facility focuses on nature-based activities. It offers both marine and mountain experiences within a rich natural environment. The fr…

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National Wakasa Bay Youth Nature Center

Octopus Fishing Experience

Join local fishermen aboard a fishing boat for an octopus fishing experience. At the end of the experience, you'll receive fresh octopus as a souvenir.

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Octopus Fishing Experience

mandarin orange picking

Pick your own mandarins while enjoying the beautiful coastline. All-you-can-eat, with souvenirs included.

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mandarin orange picking

Sea Park Nibu

We stock our fish tanks primarily with locally caught fish from fixed nets, allowing everyone from beginners to fishing enthusiasts to enjoy a casual fishing experience. Focusing on medium-sized and small fish, you can catch yellowtail, sea bream, …

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Sea Park Nibu

Nako Beach

Offshore fishing rafts are available, making it a great spot for families.

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Nako Beach

Inukuma Beach

The quality of the sand covering this expansive beach is unmatched even among the many beaches in Obama, making Inukuma the finest. Its rocky areas are also beautiful, perfect for fishing, and it's a beach that stirs the traveler's heart. This is a…

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Inukuma Beach

Kaminoyama Youth Travel Village

Sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike will find our comprehensive facilities satisfying. Featuring tennis courts, soccer fields, softball fields, a grand golf course, and a convention hall, with BBQ facilities also available. Enjoy plenty of f…

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Kaminoyama Youth Travel Village

Mount Arajima

Mount Arajima, towering over the southeast of the Ono Basin, is renowned for its beautiful form and has been selected as one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains. Also called "Ono Fuji," this mountain has long been revered as a sacred peak, with a shrin…

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Mount Arajima

Cotoneaster Field (Roadside Station Dinosaur Valley Katsuy…

Near Roadside Station Dinosaur Valley Katsuyama, at the downstream right bank field beneath Katsuyama Dinosaur Bridge The kochia bushes reach their peak autumn colors in late October. This field was planted with kochia by local residents as part of…

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Cotoneaster Field (Roadside Station Dinosaur Valley Katsuy…

Kotona Jizo

Long ago, a horse carrier named Gonroku killed a traveler and stole his money. When he whispered "Don't tell anyone!" to a nearby Jizo statue, it replied, "Jizo may be silent, but I will not." He then descended the mountain. Later, at this very pas…

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Kotona Jizo

Yamanaka Pass

During the Nara period, travelers entering the province of Etchu (Hokuriku) from the capital crossed the Yamanaka Pass (elevation 389m) from Tsuruga. This was the oldest Hokuriku official road passing through the province of Echizen. It is also cal…

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Yamanaka Pass

Takechū Pond (Minami-Echizen Town)

A pond with a circumference of approximately 360 meters located at the summit of Mt. Nomigatake. It is a prime hiking spot renowned for its beautiful flowers that bloom profusely throughout the seasons. It is also known for its mystical dragon god …

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Takechū Pond (Minami-Echizen Town)

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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Minami Echizen Diving Park
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