Fukui City Koshino Area

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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 City Koshino Area
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Fukui Convention & Visitors Bureau

Fukui City Koshino Area

Address
1-68 Gumiizaki-cho, Fukui-shi, Fukui
Website
https://fuku-iro.jp/
Operator
Fukui City Tourism Association

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Echizen Coast
Fukui

Echizen Coast

A dynamic coastline featuring rugged cliffs and unique rock formations shaped by the waves. It is world-famous for its high-quality Echizen Crab in winter and beautiful narcissus flowers. The stunning sunsets over the Sea of Japan provide a powerful connection to nature's beauty.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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