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In Takahama Town, bicycle rentals are available at three stations: Wakasa-Wada Station, Wakasa-Takahama Station, and Aogo Station.

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This building was constructed in 1940 as the Kumagawa Village Office. It is a structure that conveys the depth of Kumagawa's history, serving as a museum showcasing the history of Kumagawa-juku and the Saba Highway.

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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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At the Miketsukuni Wakasa Obama Food Culture Museum, visitors can learn about southern Fukui’s history as an imperial food province, providing food to the ancient capital of Kyoto. Hands-on experiences are available, cooking local foods such …

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Angel Line, a road featuring beautiful scenery, is recommended for car trips. This 9.7-km road leads to the top of a small mountain. Along the way, there is a huge rock called "Big Wolf Rock" and an observatory at the top. On a clear day,…

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Originally a Shingon temple called Tōmatsu-ji, it was located in Dōdani across the Minami River. It is said that the daughter of Uryū Minbu, lord of Echizen Somayama Castle, became a nun and entered this temple. In the first year of the Bun'an …

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Since ancient times, this region has supplied the imperial court with foodstuffs like salt and seafood, earning it the name "Imperial Food Province."It boasts an abundance of delicious seafood, including Wakasa flounder and Wakasapufferfish.Home to…

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This beach is ideal for families, blessed with conditions that minimize wave impact thanks to the rias coastline unique to Wakasa Bay.

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Where sea and mountains coexist in natural scenery. Abundant Wakasa cuisine and unique creative dishes. No urban distractions—just nature and peaceful moments. A fishing village lifestyle that connects to the future. A small auberge in a small fish…

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Opening period: Mid-July to August 15 Swimming hours are 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Please do not approach the dolphins, even if they are present. Beyond the beauty of the coastline, the charm lies in the locals who greet you with smiles. Please note that …

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2025 Beach Season July 12 (Sat) – August 24 (Sun) Both Shirahama Beach and Torii Beach are beautiful beaches with stunning blue waters. They offer just the right amount of sandy beach for families with children, with pine groves stretching out behi…

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From Taka Beach, you can see the beautiful Wakasa Bay and the offshore rocks. It is well-known in the Keihanshin and Chukyo areas, attracting many tourists seeking its tranquil atmosphere and clear waters.

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Warm home-cooked meals prepared by the proprietress using our own rice and vegetables. For guests enjoying BBQ, we provide ingredients featuring abundant seafood unique to Takahama! Vegetables harvested from our garden are also a big hit!

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Stay as if you were living in Minatomachi, the town that nurtured Kyoto cuisine In Obama, where Kyoto culture took root and historic streetscapes remain. A renovated traditional townhouse has been transformed into a whole-house rental. We welcome g…

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Hotel Sekumiya, a 10-story building facing the sea in Wakasa Obama, welcomes you with seasonal seafood delights: spring small sea bream, beach-grilled mackerel, autumn and winter tiger pufferfish dishes, and snow crab. Just a 5-minute walk to the b…

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Large vessels operated using renewable energy from an environmental conservation perspective. The "Battery-Powered Sightseeing Boat (Large Vessel)" was developed to operate on the Sanbako Lakes—designated as a Ramsar Convention wetland and a Japane…

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The weeping cherry tree, designated as a municipal natural monument, is famous. During its blooming season, it is illuminated and draws large crowds of visitors. This cherry tree stands 17 meters tall with a trunk circumference of 3 meters. It is s…

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A facility that introduces the characteristics of everyday energy through various energy-focused experiences. In addition to power generation experiences, visitors can try out battery-powered cars and standing electric two-wheelers, offering fun fo…

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Wakashahiko Shrine is divided into two shrines: Wakashahiko Shrine (Upper Shrine) and Wakashahime Shrine (Lower Shrine). This shrine is the Upper Shrine, established in the first year of the Reikyu era (715 AD) during the Nara period. It enshrines …

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