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Start planning your trip to Fukui at linktr.ee/ExperienceFukui
Through this page, I hope to share the many charms of Fukui with the world.

Located in central Japan, along the coast of the Sea of Japan, Fukui is Japan’s happiest prefecture. For travel ideas, locals tips and everything else there is to know about this hidden gem of central Japan, head over to
https://linktr.ee/ExperienceFukui

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03/06/2026

📍 Kumagawa-juku, Fukui Japan

The scenic post town of Kumagawa-juku might be known as a milestone of the Mackerel Road, but it is also famous for another food product: kudzu starch! 🐟✨

Kudzu is a climbing vine that grows rampantly in Japan’s fields and mountains. Its roots can be transformed into starch, and it has been regarded as a valuable ingredient for food and medicine for centuries. 🌿

Kumagawa-juku is known as one of the three main producing areas of kudzu starch in Japan, praised for the high quality of its starch since the Edo period. ✨

When cooking, kudzu starch is primarily used to make traditional sweets that are completely transparent! Kudzu manju are one of the most famous examples of this, but some restaurants in Wakasa and especially in Kumagawa-juku also make delicious kudzu mochi, divinely fresh kudzu kiri (kudzu noodles) or even kudzu senzai! Kudzu itself has little to no taste, but add some kinako (soybean powder) and kuromitsu (black sugar syrup) and you’re in for a delicious treat!

To enjoy kudzu sweets at their best, it is important to consume then immediately after they’re prepared! When making the kudzu mochi, the owner of the restaurant was even joking saying these sweets had a 5-minute expiration date. ⏱👀

👉 Discover the Kumagawa-juku Hisotrical Post Town on our website: https://www.fuku-e.com/en/attractions/detail_1135.html

👉 Or on the on the Town’s official website: https://kumagawa-juku.com/

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Start planning your trip to Fukui at https://www.fuku-e.com/en/ (in English)

🚄 How to get to Fukui
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train to Fukui Station from (2 h51 min) or (23 min)

From / , take the limited express train to Tsuruga Station (51 min from Kyoto/81 min from Osaka)

🌎 Traveling from outside Japan?
Get your Hokuriku Arch Pass today for unlimited travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukui (among other places)!

https://www.newgoldenroute.jp/ (in English)

01/06/2026

📍 Heisenji Hakusan Shrine, Katsuyama City, Fukui Japan

Deep in the forest surrounding Katsuyama City lies the Heisenji Hakusan Shrine.

Entering the shrine grounds feels like stepping in another world: once a thriving temple city dedicated to the sacred Mount Hakusan, the site is now covered in a velvety layer of moss hiding over 1300 years of history.

Enjoy a walk on the quiet paths that connect the different shrines while gazing at the beautiful moss garden. If you walk a bit away from the main grounds, you’ll stumble upon recently excavated paved roads: excavation works are often conducted in the area, each one revealing more of the ancient history of this sacred place.

👉Visit tips: the moss is at its peak in August when the humidity falls heavy all over Japan, so it’s the best time to visit the Heisenji! The green forest offers a slight respite from the heat, and you might also see some cute frogs hopping around the shrine grounds.
On the other hand, avoid visiting between March and April: many branches that fell with the snow litter the ground, covering the moss, so the site is not at its best!

👉 For more information about the Heisenji Hakusan Shrine, consult our website: https://www.fuku-e.com/en/attractions/detail_1105.html

📹See you in 33 years! You can also have a look at our series of short videos of the Heisenji Gokaicho on our Youtube channel: https://youtube.com/shorts/fPSS5apGmtM?feature=share

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Start planning your trip to Fukui at https://www.fuku-e.com/en/ (in English)

🚄 How to get to Fukui
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train to Fukui Station from (2 h51 min) or (23 min)

From / , take the limited express train to Tsuruga Station (51 min from Kyoto/81 min from Osaka)

🌎 Traveling from outside Japan?
Get your Hokuriku Arch Pass today for unlimited travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukui (among other places)!

https://www.newgoldenroute.jp/ (in English)

29/05/2026

📍Yuri-no-Sato Park, Sakai City, Fukui Prefecture
📸Pictures are from last year.
🌼The lilies are bloom from early June to early July🌼

After the pink hues of the cherry blossoms and azaleas, the color palette goes wild with the sea of lilies of the Yuri-no-Sato Park in Sakai City!

About 150, 000 lilies of a myriad of colors bloom in the park in June, and once the sun sets, the park bursts once again in a flurry of colors, as illuminations are held all year round to create a truly magical world. ✨

🌼 Yuri-no-Sato Park:
Free entrance
Closed on Tuesdays
Open from 9am to 9:30pm (Hana no Eki 9:30am to 5pm)
Illuminations: from sunset to 9pm

👉 For more information about the Yuri-no-Sato Park, consult our website: https://www.fuku-e.com/en/attractions/detail_1553.html

👉 You can check out the lilies blooming status on the Yuri-no-Sato website: https://yurinosato.com/info/
📸Or their Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yurinosatokouen/

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Start planning your trip to Fukui at https://www.fuku-e.com/en/ (in English)

🚄 How to get to Fukui
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train to Fukui Station from (2 h51 min) or (23 min)

From / , take the limited express train to Tsuruga Station (51 min from Kyoto/81 min from Osaka)

🌎 Traveling from outside Japan?
Get your Hokuriku Arch Pass today for unlimited travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukui (among other places)!

https://www.newgoldenroute.jp/ (in English)

27/05/2026

It’s May! Time to plant some rice. 🌾
📍Mikata Town Kaminaka District, Fukui Prefecture, Japan
Thank you for teaching us all about rice farming!

Fukui prefecture is a big agricultural region, with an important rice farming culture. Some varieties of rice prized over Japan like Ichi Homare or Koshi Hikari were first produced in the prefecture! 🍙✨

To preserve this rice farming culture, some farming communities organize rice planting and rice harvesting activities for local schools, and I was lucky enough to participate in one!

We first learned about the different elements of a grain of rice and how each one is used in Japanese cuisine, then how the grains were processed to prepare for the next year’s sowing. 🌱

Then, we planted rice seedlings in the rice paddy! We used a traditional ruler-wheel to mark the spots where we would plant the rice, then stepped deep into the mud to gently sow the seedlings　in groups of 3. A row of three plants, so 9 seedlings, will produce about one bowl of rice! 🍚

There are several farming communities in Fukui that offer similar farming experiences for schools but also sometimes for visitors!

👉 For inquiries about sightseeing and tailor-made tours in Fukui, consult our resources webpage: https://www.fuku-e.com/en/tour-guides-and-travel-agencies

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Start planning your trip to Fukui at https://www.fuku-e.com/en/ (in English)

🚄 How to get to Fukui
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train to Fukui Station from (2 h51 min) or (23 min)

From / , take the limited express train to Tsuruga Station (51 min from Kyoto/81 min from Osaka)

🌎 Traveling from outside Japan?
Get your Hokuriku Arch Pass today for unlimited travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukui (among other places)!

https://www.newgoldenroute.jp/ (in English)

25/05/2026

NEWS Fukui now becomes Fuku no Tayori!

Fuku no Tayori Online Mag 📰 June Issue Out Now
*Available in English and other languages!

🗞️Fuku no Tayori
The prefecture’s online magazine, bringing you the latest on what’s happening in our little corner of Japan and introducing fun events to come, is available in English and other languages!

This month’s features include: 👇
✅ Cultivating the future: The next generation of leaders
This feature spotlights the next generation of agricultural leaders, including a grape farmer who studied at a horticultural college and started his own farm, a leading farm driving agriculture in Fukui, and a large-scale farm where women play an active role. We also introduce various initiatives by the prefecture to revitalize agriculture and support farmers.

✅ FUKUI SCOPE ~Numbers reveal the reality of Fukui~
Amount of losses from special fraud*
The amount of money lost to special fraud in the prefecture has reached an all-time high! Learn about countermeasures and prevent problems before they occur!

*Includes social media-based investment and romance scams.

🎉And find all the information related prefectural institutions’ events and life tips!

Fuku no Tayori’s digital version is available in the following languages: English, Korean, Chinese, Thai, Portuguese, Spanish, Indonesian and Vietnamese.

🔖 Read the latest issue of Fuku no Tayori ―and back numbers― at:
https://www.catapoke.com/viewer/?open=aa9e9

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Start planning your trip to Fukui at https://www.fuku-e.com/en/ (in English)

🚄 How to get to Fukui
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train to Fukui Station from (2 hours 51 minutes) or (23 minutes)

From / , take the limited express train to Tsuruga Station (51 minutes from Kyoto/81 minutes from Osaka)

🌎 Traveling from outside Japan?
Get your Hokuriku Arch Pass today for unlimited travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukui (among other places)!

https://www.newgoldenroute.jp/ (in English)

21/05/2026

in Fukui ｜Let’s explore Tsuruga City by bike! 🚲🌸

Spring has arrived in Fukui! To enjoy the rising temperatures and the beauty of the blossoms to their fullest, let’s embark on a daytrip across Tsuruga City!

Tsuruga City is a charming port town at the junction between the Hokuriku Shinkansen and . Nestled between mountains and the Sea of Japan, the city enjoys a rather flat terrain, a rich history and in spring, beautiful cherry blossoms spots, a perfect combo to enjoy a leisured bike ride!

Tsuruga City is also the first section of the Wakasa Bay Cycling Road, a 126 kilometers-long cycling route stretching from Tsuruga to Takahama. Beautiful scenery, ancient shrines and temples, seaside, lakes and charming coastal towns line this enchanting itinerary!

Find more information about Tsuruga, cycling in Fukui Prefecture and the Wakasa Bay Cycling Route in this video and in the links below!

👉Links mentioned in the video:

・Wakasa Bay Cycling Route English page: https://www.fuku-e.com/wakacycle-en/index.html

・Tsuruga City Tourism Association English page： https://tsuruga-kanko.jp/lang/?lg=en

・Tsuruga Share Cycle English page: https://tsuruga-share-cycle.jp/

・Kehi jingu: https://www.fuku-e.com/en/attractions/detail_1062.html

・Tsuruga City Museum English page: https://tsuruga-municipal-museum.jp/en/

・Tsuruga Red Brick Warehouse English page: https://tsuruga-akarenga.jp/

・Port of Humanity Tsuruga Museum English page: https://tsuruga-museum.jp/en/

・Kanegasaki-gu: https://www.fuku-e.com/en/attractions/detail_1052.html

・Kehi no Matsubara: https://www.fuku-e.com/en/attractions/detail_1471.html

🌸Fukui Flower Calendar:https://www.fuku-e.com/lsc/upfile/articleDetail/0000/4922/4922_201_file.pdf

👉And for more information about Fukui Prefecture, consult our website, available in several languages: https://www.fuku-e.com/en/index.html

🚲For more cycling content, check out our Cycling in Fukui playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCeHELvHWjPubjw2gkwGuN-MzMPFXaHUU&si=akd0jAAqxE7Rbe5h

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Start planning your trip to Fukui at https://www.fuku-e.com/en/index.html (in English)

🚄 How to get to Fukui
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train to Fukui Station from (2 h 51 min) or (23 min)
From / , take the limited express train to Tsuruga Station (51 min from Kyoto/81 min from Osaka)

🌎 Traveling from outside Japan?
Get your Hokuriku Arch Pass today for unlimited travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukui (among other places)!

https://www.newgoldenroute.jp/ (in English)

18/05/2026

📍Sakai City, Fukui Japan

Fukui is home to many traditional crafts and industries with a rich and fascinating history.

Visitors can discover these in depth via factory tours and hands-on experiences! 🗺️🚶📸

As shown in the pictures in this post, you can for example learn about Fukui’s textile industry through interactive tours with passionate guides and make your own souvenirs using colorful ribbons, silk cocoons, mini looms or even experience a complete sewing process! 🎀🧵

You can also enjoy shopping for a wide variety of locally made products in some of the facilities shops. 🛍️🎀🧵

👉 Find more places to learn about the textile industry in Fukui via hands-on experiences:
https://www.fuku-e.com/en/Textile_Kingdom_writer

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Start planning your trip to Fukui at https://www.fuku-e.com/en/ (in English)

🚄 How to get to Fukui
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train to Fukui Station from (2 h51 min) or (23 min)

From / , take the limited express train to Tsuruga Station (51 min from Kyoto/81 min from Osaka)

🌎 Traveling from outside Japan?
Get your Hokuriku Arch Pass today for unlimited travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukui (among other places)!

https://www.newgoldenroute.jp/ (in English)

14/05/2026

📍Ikeda Town, Fukui Prefecture, Japan
👉Note: The Great Cedar of Inari is a sacred tree. When visiting please be respectful of the tree and its surroundings.

Behind Suwa Azuki Shrine in Ikeda Town, stands the Great Cedar of Inari.🌲

Towering over 40 meters tall with a trunk circumference exceeding 10 meters, it is one of the largest giant cedar trees in the Hokuriku region.

To reach the tree, take a small forest path that starts from the main hall of Suwa Azuki Shrine (designated as a National Important Cultural Property) and walk for 5 minutes uphill. Despite its size, you won’t see it until the last moment, its wide trunk suddenly dwarfing all the other trees nearby.

👉 For more information about Ikeda Town touristic spots, consult the Ikeda Farm Village Tourist Association website: https://e-ikeda-e.jp/en/spotguide/

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Start planning your trip to Fukui at https://www.fuku-e.com/en/ (in English)

🚄 How to get to Fukui
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train to Fukui Station from (2 h51 min) or (23 min)

From / , take the limited express train to Tsuruga Station (51 min from Kyoto/81 min from Osaka)

🌎 Traveling from outside Japan?
Get your Hokuriku Arch Pass today for unlimited travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukui (among other places)!

https://www.newgoldenroute.jp/ (in English)

11/05/2026

📍Takeda, Sakai City, Fukui Prefecture
Note: the Senko house is open from 10am to 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays. For other days and for lunch in the cafe, advance reservation is mandatory – see the link below.

The Senko House in Takeda Town, Sakai City, is the oldest thatched-roof dwelling in Fukui Prefecture. Built in the early Edo period, it was the residence of the Tsubokawa family and has been designated as a National Important Cultural Property.

When visiting the house, you can also enjoy some homemade soba noodles in the cafe near the entrance (advance booking mandatory) as well as a cup of tea near the hearth!

Enjoy the sight of this traditional house in spring with the cherry blossoms in April and irises in June, or in autumn when its small garden bursts with red colors!

For more information about the Senko House, and contact for reservations, consult the following page:
https://www.fuku-e.com/en/attractions/detail_1141.html

Find out more about the Sakai area on the Sakai Tourist Bureau English website: https://kanko-sakai.com/en/

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Start planning your trip to Fukui at https://www.fuku-e.com/en/ (in English)

🚄 How to get to Fukui
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train to Fukui Station from (2 h51 min) or (23 min)

From / , take the limited express train to Tsuruga Station (51 min from Kyoto/81 min from Osaka)

🌎 Traveling from outside Japan?
Get your Hokuriku Arch Pass today for unlimited travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukui (among other places)!

https://www.newgoldenroute.jp/ (in English)

08/05/2026

Don’t look down! 👀

📍Ikeda Town, Fukui Prefecture, Japan

One of the best spots for shinrin yoku – forest bathing – in Fukui is without doubt Kazura Bashi in Ikeda Town!

This vine bridge is suspended about 12 meters above ground, in the middle of a lush forest over the clear waters of the Asuwa river.

Enjoy a refreshing walk along the river before braving the bridge: while it is 100% safe, the gaps between the planks are sometimes impressive!

You’ll find other attractions and restaurants in close proximity to the bridge, like the Noh Mask Museum or for more thrills, the Tree Picnic adventure Ikeda and its giant zipline!

For more information about Ikeda Town touristic spots, consult the Ikeda Farm Village Tourist Association website: https://e-ikeda-e.jp/en/spotguide/

Have a look at the connection between Ikeda town and in our video: https://youtu.be/y3qg2DHD8A8?si=2ipW8JNOA26wnqzA

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Start planning your trip to Fukui at https://www.fuku-e.com/en/ (in English)

🚄 How to get to Fukui
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen bullet train to Fukui Station from (2 h51 min) or (23 min)

From / , take the limited express train to Tsuruga Station (51 min from Kyoto/81 min from Osaka)

🌎 Traveling from outside Japan?
Get your Hokuriku Arch Pass today for unlimited travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukui (among other places)!

https://www.newgoldenroute.jp/ (in English)

住所

大手３丁目１７番１号
Fukui-shi, Fukui
910-8580

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月曜日	08:30 - 17:15
火曜日	08:30 - 17:15
水曜日	08:30 - 17:15
木曜日	08:30 - 17:15
金曜日	08:30 - 17:15

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