Fukui Prefecture
福井県

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Echizen-Ono and Fukui City: Echizen-Ono is a historical castle town and Fukui City is a bustling prefectural capital. Echizen-Ono and Fukui City: Echizen-Ono City is a historical castle town, and Fukui City is the prefectural capital of Fukui Prefecture.
Eiheiji Temple and its beautiful garden: Eiheiji Temple is the oldest Zen temple in Japan and has a beautiful garden. Visitors can enjoy the seasonal beauty of the temple, especially in autumn when the leaves turn red.
Echizen-Matsushima and the Fukui Coastline: Echizen-Matsushima is an area of beautiful coastline and scenic beauty where visitors can enjoy swimming and walking.
Washi paper and crafts in Echizen-Ono: Echizen-Ono is famous for its washi paper, and traditional washi paper and crafts are available. Echizen washi is designated as a national traditional craft.
Fukui's delicious food culture: Fukui Prefecture is rich in fresh seafood and specialty products. You can enjoy local delicacies such as Echizen crab, Echizen soba noodles, and Fukui beef.
Morning market at Echizen Fishing Port: A morning market is held at Echizen Fishing Port where a wide variety of fresh seafood is available. Visitors can taste local seafood.