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White sand and green pine at the head of Tsuruga Bay, one of Japan's three great pine groves.
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White sand and green pine at the head of Tsuruga Bay, one of Japan's three great pine groves.
A mountain castle site above Tsuruga Bay, with stories attached from the Genpei wars onward.
The first beach in Asia to receive the Blue Flag environmental certification.
Souvenir shops for seafood stand alongside restaurants serving it.
The site of Takahama Castle, with one of the eight sea caves of Takahama cut by the waves.
Has a climbing wall 16 metres high, among the largest indoors in Japan.
A cave holding the legend of Yaobikuni, who ate mermaid flesh and lived eight hundred years.
A fishing pond run by the fishermen's cooperative, stocked with sea bream and flounder from their set nets.
A roadside station on the Mikata Five Lakes, in the largest plum-growing district on the Sea of Japan coast.
Holds the Wakasa Mikata Jomon Museum, a building shaped after the belly of a clay figure, showing dugout canoes and other finds from Jomon sites.