Attractions

Jigenji Temple

Founded in the first year of the Jiaqing era by Zen Master Tenshin Jisei, the principal image is the Eleven-Faced Kannon Bodhisattva. In its heyday, it boasted over 1,200 branch temples. Legend has it that a single bean sprouted into a towering tre…

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Jigenji Temple

Shinchoji Temple

Established in Ichijōdani in 1533 by Asakura Takakage, a devotee of Dōchiku, this is a temple of the Tendai Shinshū sect. It is said to have been relocated here after the fall of the Asakura clan.

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Shinchoji Temple

Kabutoyama Kofun

Located on the Sabae Plateau, this circular burial mound stands approximately 8 meters tall with a double-tiered structure and is surrounded by a moat. It is one of the largest in the Hokuriku region and is designated as a National Historic Site.

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Kabutoyama Kofun

Echizen City Eco-Village Exchange Center

To preserve and share our rich environment, you can experience eco-green tourism centered on environmental learning, such as creative workshops and wild vegetable gathering.

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Echizen City Eco-Village Exchange Center

Myōkōji Temple

According to records of the Nichiren sect, the temple was founded in 1464. Its founder was Nichin, a Nichiren priest who authored the Treatise on Establishing the Correct Teaching for the Governance of the Nation. However, it was actually Kuwano-ya…

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Myōkōji Temple

Goryo Shrine

The enshrined deity is Prince Sawara, the son of Emperor Kanmu. It is said that an imperial edict was issued to provincial governors nationwide to establish Goryo Shrines to appease the vengeful spirit of Prince Sawara, who was caught up in politic…

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Goryo Shrine

Enkyūji Temple

An ancient temple with a thousand-year history. In 1472, under the teachings of Rennyo Shonin, it converted from the Tendai sect to Jodo Shinshu. In 1575, during Oda Nobunaga's campaign against the Echizen Ikkō uprising, Enkyūji's chief priest Ryok…

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Enkyūji Temple

Super Hotel Echizen-Takefu

About a 5-minute walk from Takefu Station. Convenience stores within a 10-minute walk. Relax in gender-separated natural hot springs that soothe both mind and body. Includes daily freshly baked bread and a complimentary healthy buffet breakfast. A …

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Super Hotel Echizen-Takefu

Takeshi Public Hall Memorial Museum, Echizen City

Completed in 1929, the Takefu Public Hall is a representative Western-style building from the early Showa period. It served as the town hall (city hall) from 1934 to 1955, and subsequently as a public hall, truly becoming a symbolic building for Ta…

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Takeshi Public Hall Memorial Museum, Echizen City

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 awa…

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Sabae City Hotel

Squid Fishing Experience

Experience night squid fishing off the coast of Echizen Misaki. Catch plenty to take home as souvenirs.

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Squid Fishing Experience

Imajo 365 Ski Resort

On clear days, the Imazuka 365 Ski Resort offers a breathtaking panorama of nature, with views stretching to the distant Hakusan mountain range. A Kids Park is also available, ensuring even the youngest children can enjoy themselves safely.

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Imajo 365 Ski Resort

Shōsenkaku Beniyaya

Located in the heart of town, this Japanese-style inn offers convenient access. It's family-friendly, with children's lunch options and boxed meals available. Long-stay packages with three meals included and room-only plans are also offered.

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Shōsenkaku Beniyaya

Uomi Handmade Konjac Workshop

The session lasts about 2 hours. Knead and knead, and knead some more! Why not try your hand at making traditional, handmade konjac in the Uomiryū style, known for its superb texture? Please bring your own apron and headscarf. Reservations required…

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Uomi Handmade Konjac Workshop

Yoshino River

From Ota Bridge to Nogami Bridge, a magnificent row of cherry trees stretches along both banks, their branches reaching out toward the water. This is one of Echizen City's most renowned cherry blossom viewing spots.

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Yoshino River

Exploring Flower Fields with Young Flower Growers

Let's peek into the daily life of Nomura-san, a young flower farmer who relocated to start farming! ♪ Experience the seasonal routines of a flower farm—sowing seeds, thinning seedlings, and harvesting blooms. As a souvenir, you'll receive a bouquet…

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Exploring Flower Fields with Young Flower Growers

Soba Noodle Making Experience【Retreat Takuura】

Knead the buckwheat flour by hand, cut it, boil it, and enjoy the delicious results. Savor the taste of handmade soba noodles with your family or group in a lively atmosphere.

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Soba Noodle Making Experience【Retreat Takuura】

Fujino Inn

A relaxing inn with a family-like atmosphere.

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Fujino Inn

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…

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Hotel Hamaya

Moriya Ryokan

A cozy, family-run inn. We welcome you with fresh, homemade cuisine. We use locally caught fish from fixed nets to provide fresh sashimi.

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Moriya Ryokan
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