The area around Fukui Station is an izakaya battleground where you can enjoy Fukui's seasonal flavors, but this is a small izakaya where you can enjoy elaborate, delicate and beautiful presentations of creative cuisine. It is best to go with about two people, and the fig butter is a must.

When you step in, is this China?Is it a movie set?A different world that seems to be waiting.Both the Great Buddha and the five-storied pagoda are the largest in Japan. This is a must-visit place for B-class spot lovers.

A museum where you can generously learn about the artifacts excavated from the Torihama Shell Mound and the varves of Lake Suigetsu, which is rare in the world.The fortress-like architecture is also interesting, and while looking at the buried forest of the Jomon period, you can feel the romance of life at that time.It is recommended that you visit the museum together with the varves museum next door.

It is a Zen temple commonly known as "Cat Temple", and there are many free-range protected cats in the precincts.They will gently sit on your lap, and if the timing is right, you will be able to attend the meal time.It is a healing place where you can relax while watching the lives of cats.

A horumon yakiniku restaurant that is open from noon and has many fans from outside the prefecture.There is no doubt that the meat is delicious, but it is not recommended for those who are picky.The inside of the store is white with smoke and it hurts my eyes, and I can't get the smell out of my clothes.Even so, it is a shop that is loved by the locals.