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Enjoy a relaxing stay in Obama, surrounded by the sea, mountains, and nature. Obama Bay spreads out before you, and in summer, you can enjoy swimming at Mermaid Beach.Our cuisine features seasonal dishes centered around the bounty of the sea. In wi…

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A hotel located along the Kuguko Coast in Mihama Town. All rooms feature ocean views, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful Sea of Japan from your guest room.

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We provide a homey atmosphere and warm hospitality.

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Founded in 1962. Hotel Tsuruya has provided a relaxing space since my grandmother's generation, cherishing warm, home-like connections. Aiming for hospitality that earns the words "I'm back," we offer rooms featuring traditional c…

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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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The neighborhood of Sancho-machi was once a geisha entertainment district, and offers charming shops and restaurants to explore. In Obama Nishigumi, the samurai once lived alongside the town’s merchants and artisans—today, visitors can …

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The Wakasa Nature Trail Cycling Course runs from Lake Mikata to Lake Suigetsu, where you can enjoy the beautiful lakeside scenery by rental bicycle.Fees: *Please inquireHours: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PMRegular Holidays: None (subject to temporary closures;…

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Enjoy fishing for red sea bream and small sea bream at the fishing pond, then experience cleaning your catch and barbecuing it.

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Jomon Roman Park offers an experience of ancient romance. The Wakasa Mikata Jomon Museum, housed in a building designed to resemble the belly of a clay figurine, displays artifacts excavated from Jomon-period (ca. 14000-1000 BCE) sites, including d…

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Shiroyama Park, the site of Takahama Castle built by Masanori Itsumi in the Warring States Period, has the famous Meikyodo Cave (a scenic spot in Takahama Town) and a large lawn area, and there is a walking trail in the park. Walking along the prom…

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The Kōra-zukuri-style Calendar Museum is a unique museum filled with materials related to calendars, including rare ancient astronomical instruments and calendars from bygone eras. It was built in commemoration of the descendants of Abe no Seimei, …

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The Jodo Buddhist temple Saifukuji was built in 1368. The temple is best known for its huge garden, more than 4,600 square meters in size. The garden is said to represent the Buddhist land of perfect bliss, with rich greenery in spring and summer, …

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Reopened on April 17, 2024A secluded retreat where you can savor the tranquility of the coast and the splendid views of Mihama Town.Feel the sound of the sea from your room and experience a healing, luxurious stay away from the ordinary.Fresh cuisi…

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【Local Products Corner】We carry a wide selection of souvenirs from Takahama Town and Fukui Prefecture, including specialty seafood products and locally grown vegetables.Our diverse selection of souvenirs includes: Saba no Hesiko (salted mackerel)…

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This strawberry picking spot grows several varieties of strawberries in a large greenhouse, allowing visitors to taste and compare them. Enjoy strawberry picking without worrying about the weather. We grow several varieties of strawberries and also…

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2025 Beach Season: Saturday, July 12 to Sunday, August 24 This beach is particularly known for its calm waves, making it safe and enjoyable for families with young children. One of its attractions is that barbecuing is permitted across the entire s…

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2025 Beach Season July 12 (Sat) – August 24 (Sun) This is the birthplace of Takahama's beach, recently refurbished. With relatively fewer people, it's the perfect beach for those who want to relax and enjoy swimming.

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Fish take naps too. Why not relax at Uejō, a seasonal inn? Sip on local Wakasa sake and savor the bounty of the sea.

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The inn's pride is the "Panoramic Bath" on the second floor. From the bath, you can enjoy a sweeping view of the Sea of Japan and the islands of Ube and Ongami floating upon it through floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The scenery, framed by the Sea …

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