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    Wakasa Fishermans Wharf
    Fukui

    Wakasa Fishermans Wharf

    A seafood hub in Obama Port where you can enjoy fresh markets and restaurants. The highlight is the "Sotomo Cruise," which takes you to see dynamic sea caves and rock formations. It's a perfect spot to see, eat, and buy the best of the Wakasa Bay area.

    • Fukui
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    Echizen Soba Village
    Fukui

    Echizen Soba Village

    A theme park dedicated to Echizen Soba, where you can learn about its history and even try making your own noodles from scratch. Tasting your freshly made buckwheat noodles is a highlight. It's a fun, interactive way to enjoy one of Fukui’s most famous healthy delicacies.

    • Fukui
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    Asuwa River Cherry Blossom Rows
    Fukui

    Asuwa River Cherry Blossom Rows

    One of Japan’s top 100 cherry blossom spots, featuring a 2.2km tunnel formed by 600 cherry trees. In spring, the pink canopy over the riverbank is breathtaking, especially when illuminated at night. It’s a quintessential Japanese spring experience in the heart of the city.

    • Fukui
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    Fukui City Koshino Area
    Fukui

    Fukui City Koshino Area

    A scenic coastal area on the Sea of Japan, famous for high-quality Echizen Crab in winter and wild narcissus flowers. It offers rugged cliffs and a peaceful fishing village atmosphere. It's a hidden gem for travelers seeking authentic seafood and serene ocean views away from the crowds.

    • Fukui
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    Ichijodani Asakura Clan Ruins
    Fukui

    Ichijodani Asakura Clan Ruins

    A rare historical site where a 15th-century castle town was excavated almost entirely intact. You can walk through restored streets and samurai residences to experience the life of the Sengoku era. Its beauty changes with the seasons, making it a top spot for history buffs and photographers.

    • Fukui
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    Fukui City
    Fukui

    Fukui City

    The capital city of Fukui, blending history, nature, and modern convenience. Highlights include the Ichijodani Ruins, the stunning Yokokan Garden, and the cherry blossoms along the Asuwa River. With the new Shinkansen connection, it's a vibrant hub to enjoy local soul foods like Sauce Katsudon and Soba.

    • Fukui
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    Kumagawa-juku
    Fukui

    Kumagawa-juku

    A beautifully preserved post town on the ancient "Saba Kaido" (Mackerel Road) connecting Wakasa and Kyoto. The clear canals, traditional latticed houses, and thatched roofs offer a serene glimpse into old Japan. It’s a perfect spot for a quiet walk to feel the deep history and nostalgic atmosphere.

    • Fukui
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    Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum
    Fukui

    Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum

    One of the world’s leading museums of its kind, featuring over 40 dinosaur skeletons in a massive silver dome. Visitors can see realistic moving robots and fossils found only in Fukui. It's an exciting "holy land" where you can even experience fossil excavation, making it a must-visit for families and science fans.

    • Fukui
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    Echizen City
    Fukui

    Echizen City

    Echizen City is a town of master artisans, home to 1,500-year-old traditions of Echizen Washi paper and Echizen forged knives. It is also where the legendary novelist Murasaki Shikibu spent time away from the capital, leaving a trace of elegant history. Today, visitors can experience papermaking or tour knife workshops used by world-class chefs. Known as the birthplace of Echizen Oroshi Soba, it’s a city where you can admire exquisite craftsmanship and savor authentic gourmet flavors.

    • Fukui
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    Ono City
    Fukui

    Ono City

    Ono City, nicknamed "Little Kyoto of Hokuriku," retains the charm of a 400-year-old castle town. Echizen Ono Castle, its symbol, appears to float on a sea of clouds under certain conditions, earning it the title "Castle in the Sky." Blessed with pure spring water like "Oshozu," the city produces exceptional sake, soy sauce, and taro. With morning markets where you can enjoy warm interactions with locals, it's a heartwarming town where traditional life and the gift of water are cherished.

    • Fukui
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    Obama City
    Fukui

    Obama City

    Once a gateway for continental trade, Obama is a cultural hub known as "Nara by the Sea" for its many national treasure temples and statues. Located in the Reinan area, it offers stunning views of Wakasa Bay and dynamic cruises to the Sotomo sea caves. It also gained international fame for sharing its name with former U.S. President Obama. Famous for Wakasa lacquered chopsticks, it's a place where rich seafood and centuries of quiet prayer culture meet to soothe the soul.

    • Fukui
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    Sakai City
    Fukui

    Sakai City

    Sakai City is globally famous for the thrilling cliffs of Tojinbo. It also preserves historical treasures like Maruoka Castle, one of the oldest surviving keeps in Japan. In the Mikuni Port area, charming streets from the Kitamaebune trading era remain, now housing chic cafes and galleries. From cherry blossoms enveloping the castle in spring to the world-class Echizen Crab in winter, Sakai embodies both the ruggedness and gentle beauty of Japan's seasonal landscapes.

    • Fukui
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    Katsuyama City
    Fukui

    Katsuyama City

    Located in the mountains of eastern Fukui, Katsuyama is Japan's world-renowned "Dinosaur City." Home to the nation's largest excavation site, dinosaur motifs greet you throughout the town. The main attraction, the Dinosaur Museum, is one of the top three in the world. Katsuyama also houses mystical religious sites like Heisenji Hakusan Shrine with its stunning moss and the gargantuan Great Buddha of Echizen. From West Japan's largest ski resort to historical wonders, it's a city of adventure and intellectual discovery.

    • Fukui
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    Reinan Area
    Fukui

    Reinan Area

    Reinan is a serene and beautiful region in southern Fukui, centered around the scenic Wakasa Bay. Known since ancient times as "Miketsukuni" for providing premium food to the Imperial Court, it boasts a rich culinary culture, especially mackerel and fresh seafood. With crystalline waters at Mikata Goko (Five Lakes) and Suishohama Beach, it offers ultimate healing for nature lovers. Near Kyoto, it preserves many ancient temples and quiet post towns, making it a perfect area to explore Japan's original landscapes at a relaxed pace.

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    Tsuruga City
    Fukui

    Tsuruga City

    Tsuruga City, the gateway to the Reinan area, has long flourished as a vital port town. Known as the "Port of Humanity," it has a moving history of welcoming Polish orphans and Jewish refugees. The city features a nostalgic port area with Red Brick Warehouses and Kehi Jingu Shrine, the guardian of Hokuriku. At "Nihonkai Sakana-machi," one of the largest fish markets on the coast, visitors can savor incredibly fresh seafood. It is a captivating base city where history, culture, and gastronomy intersect.

    • Fukui
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    Fukui Prefecture
    Fukui

    Fukui Prefecture

    Located on the Sea of Japan coast, Fukui Prefecture is known for its pristine nature, deep history, and as a global "holy land" for dinosaurs. The prefecture is divided into two distinct cultural areas: "Reihoku" in the north and "Reinan" near Kyoto. It offers dynamic attractions like the world-class Dinosaur Museum, Eiheiji Temple—the heart of Zen—and the majestic cliffs of Tojinbo. A paradise for foodies with Echizen Crab and Soba, Fukui is now more accessible than ever via the Hokuriku Shinkansen, making it one of Japan's most exciting must-visit destinations.

    • Fukui
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    Ryotei Kaiseki Notoya
    Ishikawa

    Ryotei Kaiseki Notoya

    Ryotei Kaiseki Notoya is a boutique Japanese ryokan perfectly fusing traditional kaiseki cuisine and high-end hot spring lodging, extremely valuing the aesthetics and quality of food, allowing travelers to experience the unique flavor of Ishikawa Prefecture in every detail.

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    Awazu Onsen Kitahachi
    Ishikawa

    Awazu Onsen Kitahachi

    Awazu Onsen Kitahachi has a long history and is dedicated to providing the most authentic Japanese hot spring enjoyment, where you can experience the unique moisturizing hot springs of Awazu Onsen and a pure Japanese nostalgic atmosphere.

    • Ishikawa
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    Ichirino Kogen Hotel Roan
    Ishikawa

    Ichirino Kogen Hotel Roan

    Ichirino Kogen Hotel Roan is a resort in the Hakusan area, surrounded by mountains, an ideal lodging for outdoor lovers like skiing and mountaineering, also providing an extremely authentic Japanese hot spring experience.

    • Ishikawa
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    Yasashisa no Yado Matsusaki
    Ishikawa

    Yasashisa no Yado Matsusaki

    Yasashisa no Yado Matsusaki is a hot spring ryokan known for supreme service and traditional warmth, dedicated to providing a home-like experience for every traveler, and is the best choice for experiencing true Japanese hospitality culture.

    • Ishikawa
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    Kaga Traditional Craft Village Yunokuni no Mori
    Ishikawa

    Kaga Traditional Craft Village Yunokuni no Mori

    Kaga Traditional Craft Village Yunokuni no Mori is a theme park introducing Ishikawa Prefecture and Kaga region's deep traditional handicraft culture, where visitors can not only closely admire craft masterpieces but also participate in various traditional craft experiences, deeply feeling the charm of Kaga culture.

    • Ishikawa
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    Yunokuni Tensho
    Ishikawa

    Yunokuni Tensho

    Yunokuni Tensho is a prestige hot spring hotel with a large scale in Yamanaka Onsen, possessing various baths with unique tastes, offering extremely comfortable hot spring experiences, very suitable for travelers enjoying diverse leisure resorts.

    • Ishikawa
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    Mori no Sumika Resort & Spa
    Ishikawa

    Mori no Sumika Resort & Spa

    Mori no Sumika Resort & Spa is a resort hotel nestled in the quiet forest of Yamanaka Onsen, perfectly combining natural scenery and luxury hot springs, providing a high-quality accommodation experience for travelers seeking secluded silence and ultimate relaxation.

    • Ishikawa
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    Ohanami Kyube
    Ishikawa

    Ohanami Kyube

    Ohanami Kyube is a very attractive traditional ryokan in Yamanaka Onsen, not only superior hot spring quality, but also beautiful gardens in the flower season are touching, being a supreme healing place providing soul soothing and ultimate relaxation to travelers.

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