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Crab Inn & Restaurant Hase

Enjoy fresh seafood delivered directly from the boat.

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Crab Inn & Restaurant Hase

Otaiko Hills

A tranquil public lodge surrounded by nature, perfect for relaxing. (Accommodates 55 guests) The area features various sports and cultural facilities, making it ideal for families and groups alike—whether for sightseeing, training camps, or meeting…

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Otaiko Hills

Kinkasan Greenland

Enjoy a leisurely outdoor life in stylish cottages and bungalows. Not only can you savor the beauty of nature throughout the seasons, but you can also try pottery and various other experiences.

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Kinkasan Greenland

Castle Mountain

Located in Echizen Town, this mountain stands at an elevation of approximately 540 meters. Its bell-shaped summit is composed of rhyolite and is steep, covered in deep beech forests.

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Castle Mountain

Fisherman's Hot Spring Inn Iwamoto-ya (Echizen Town)

Hot spring, bath with a view, seasonal seafood delicacies—abalone, squid, and more—fresh from the sea to your table via our own fishing boat. Echizen Gani snow crab exclusively from local ports. Relax with local fish and hot springs. Br…

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Fisherman's Hot Spring Inn Iwamoto-ya (Echizen Town)

Hidetake Ryokan (Echizen Town)

Enjoy fresh, live fish dishes prepared by our proud fishing masters. Savor fish caught fresh every morning in Echizen Bay.

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Hidetake Ryokan (Echizen Town)

Ryusenji Temple

Ryusenji Temple, known as a training ground for the Soto Zen sect, features a quiet atmosphere with pine trees lining its approach. Founded in 1367 by Tsuugen Jaku-rei, it served as the family temple for the Honda clan, feudal lords of Fuchu (aroun…

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Ryusenji Temple

Soanji Temple

Founded during the Yoro era (717-724) of the Nara period by the great master Taicho, this Tendai sect temple was originally located in Nojiri, Ikeda Town. It was relocated to its present site in Fuchu, Echizen, in 1533 (Tensho 2) by order of the As…

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Soanji Temple

Kokubunji Temple (Echizen City)

By imperial decree issued by Emperor Shomu in 741, Kokubunji Temple was built in Takefu (present-day Echizen City), where the provincial capital was located. Today, it stands modestly beside the Soja Grand Shrine, but at the time of its founding, E…

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Kokubunji Temple (Echizen City)

Omushi Shrine

This shrine is said to have a history as ancient as Ise Jingu (Ise Grand Shrine). Its two wooden statues of male deities, created during the Heian period (794-1185), are designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan. Legend has it that long …

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Omushi Shrine

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Echizen City has a long history, serving as the seat of government for Echizen Province during the Nara period and flourishing as a center of politics, culture, and economy.The city center features charming streetscapes, including "Kuranotsuji…

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Prince Hotel Takefu

Located along National Route 8, just a 1-minute drive from the Hokuriku Expressway's Take IC. With free parking for 150 vehicles, we are very convenient for guests arriving by car. All rooms offer Wi-Fi access. Ideal as a base for extended stay…

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Prince Hotel Takefu

Sabae City Hotel

A space where you can be yourself without reservation...Our guest rooms are thoughtfully designed with hospitality in mind, so you can relax comfortably as if you were at home.We invite you to enjoy a wonderful, relaxing time just for you.We await …

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Echizen Log House

The owner of this dive shop is a true master who knows the ocean inside out! Enjoy marine sports during summer at this lodging.All rooms are log cabins radiating the warmth of wood! A space where couples and families can relax without pretension.

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Echizen Log House

Ryokan Jukōen

Jukōen, located within the Echizen Ceramic Village, home to Echizen ware—one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns. On a site of approximately 6,600 square meters, just five guest rooms. A soothing, traditional-style dwelling. A tranquil space fil…

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Ryokan Jukōen

Nakamura

This is a cozy, homey two-story wooden guesthouse. We hope you'll feel free to relax and unwind.

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Nakamura

Harumi Cooking Inn

At Harumi, a bed and breakfast on the Echizen coast, we serve dishes centered around local seafood in spring, summer, and fall, and in winter, we offer our signature Echizen crab dishes, personally selected by the owner at the auction. Leave it to …

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Harumi Cooking Inn

Man'yo Chrysanthemum Garden

We cultivate chrysanthemums displayed at the Takefu Chrysanthemum Doll Festival. We also hold plant-related events such as the "Wild Mountain Grass Exhibition" on an ongoing basis.

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Man'yo Chrysanthemum Garden

Michi no Eki Roadside Station Nishiyama Park

Located next to Nishiyama Park, one of the premier azalea spots on the Sea of Japan coast, where approximately 50,000 azalea plants bloom in early to mid-May, is the "Michi no Eki Roadside Station Nishiyama Park," surrounded by flowers an…

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Michi no Eki Roadside Station Nishiyama Park

Kakyo Park (Usuzumi Sakura Cherry Tree)

Kakyo Park was established in honor of Echizen’s ties to Emperor Keitai (c. 450–c. 531). The park is known for its beautiful seasonal scenery, such as cherry blossoms in April, and the deep red of the maple leaves in November. 

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Kakyo Park (Usuzumi Sakura Cherry Tree)
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