Komatsu-no-Mori
Opened in 2011 and remade in 2021, displaying a giant hydraulic excavator.
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Opened in 2011 and remade in 2021, displaying a giant hydraulic excavator.
A moss garden among fine cedar, with an old house as a visitor centre.
A zoo that uses the natural lie of the land, with Asian elephants, pygmy hippos and red pandas.
A hands-on aquarium for looking, touching and learning.
A port town that prospered on the kitamaebune trade, with latticed townhouses and traces of its merchant wealth.
A small aquarium made from a community hall on the Echizen coast.
A hands-on centre whose honorary director is the astronaut Mamoru Mohri.
A campsite along the Kuzuryu River, with swimming in summer in the river.
Where Murasaki Shikibu lived, the one time in her life she left the capital. It has a shinden-style garden.
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.
Some 50,000 azaleas bloom here, among the finest such places on the Sea of Japan coast.
A hot-spring facility in the hills, with a mixed spring rare anywhere in Japan.
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.
The first beach in Asia to receive the Blue Flag environmental certification.
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.