When you click on the numbers on the map, you can see tourist information.
①JR Fukui Station ②Fukui Railway’s Fukui Station
③Happiring(a shopping complex)
④Seibu Fukui(a department store) ⑤Yokokan Garden
⑥Fukui Castle Ruins ⑦Fukui Shrine
⑧The ginkgo tree in Fukui Shrine ⑨A statue of Okakura Tenshin
⑩Yoroppaken Sohonten ⑪Tentatsu Honten ⑫Matsuokaken
⑬Tsukumo Bridge ⑭The Fukui City Griffis Museum
⑮A pair of statues of Griffis and Kusakabe ⑯Cherry Blossoms along the Asuwa River
⑰A Japanese weeping cherry tree in Asuwa Shrine ⑱Happy Jungle(a small zoo)
⑲Tachibana Akemi’s birthplace ⑳Omori Fusakichi’s birthplace
㉑A statue of Hashimoto Sanai ㉒Hashimoto Sanai’s birthplace
㉓Nishiyama Park ㉔Nishiyama Zoo ㉕Road Station Nishiyama Park
㉖Chihiro Iwasaki’s birthplace ㉗Takefu Chuo Park ㉘Echizen Soba no Sato
㉙Okamoto Shrine ㉚Echizen Washi Village ㉛Maruoka Castle
㉜The Tojinbo Cliffs ㉝Awara Onsen(a hot-spring resort town)
㉞Awaraonsen Station ㉟Eiheiji(a Buddhist temple)
㊱Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum ㊲Tsuruga Port
㊳The Red Brick Warehouse
㊴Kehi Jingu Shrine ㊵Kehi no Matsubara(a pine tree park)
㊶The Port of Humanity Tsuruga Museum ㊷Lake Suigetsu
㊸Summit park ㊹Fukui Varve Museum ㊺Meikyodo(a cave)
㊻Shaku Soyen’s birthplace
Dear Taru,
I moved to Fukui 3 months ago and am learning more about this prefecture.
Your website has been useful for me to learn more about Fukui.
Currently, I am working at the tourism bureau in Takahama-cho.
Please send an email when you have time!
Thanks,
Bryan
Dear Bryan
Thank you for your comment!
I’m glad to know that this blog is helpful for you.
Thank you for moving to Fukui and working at the tourism bureau.
I believe that Fukui Prefecture has many charms that the world has yet to discover.
Thank you very much,
Taru