Kazura Bridge
A vine bridge over the Asuwa gorge: 44 metres long, 1.8 wide and 12 above the water.
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A vine bridge over the Asuwa gorge: 44 metres long, 1.8 wide and 12 above the water.
A drop of about 60 metres, the only waterfall in Fukui among Japan's hundred finest.
One of the largest adventure forests in Japan, in the woods of Ikeda town.
Run by a noodle works that makes about 50,000 servings a day, where you can try cutting soba.
The name comes from sun, industry and participation. The event hall stands 55 metres high.
A quasi-national park of strange rocks and cliffs, running from Tojinbo in the north to Suizu in Tsuruga in the south.
A hands-on centre for learning about Echizen crab and the local fish through play.
Beside the Nanjo service area on the Hokuriku Expressway, reached from the motorway or the ordinary road.
Some 50,000 azaleas bloom here, among the finest such places on the Sea of Japan coast.
The old Hokuriku line, opened in 1896. The tunnels cut through the steep section from Tsuruga to Imajo remain.
A hot-spring facility in the hills, with a mixed spring rare anywhere in Japan.
A roadside station marked by a large wind turbine, dealing in the specialities of the Echizen coast.
A lotus garden gathering about 130 varieties from around the world. July and August are the season.
A terrace over the Mikata Five Lakes and Wakasa Bay. The road runs 11.24 kilometres.
One of Japan's hundred finest waters, ranked second for taste.
A post town on the Saba Road linking Wakasa with Kyoto, which grew from 1589 onward.