A workshop that took care of me for a month during my first stay in Fukui.A lacquer painter specializing in round objects (bowls, etc.).It is a craftsman who can do a wide range of things from the groundwork to the coating.There is a gallery in the workshop.Please call in advance to visit (1-0778-65)

Mr. Araki's farmer's inn who loves tea ceremony and nature at his own pace.If you make a reservation at the time of your stay, you can enjoy tea kaiseki in a 150-year-old traditional house.You can also experience farm work from spring to autumn.Recommended for those who want to experience rural life.There are also dogs and rabbits.

A café in a former dressmaker's shop.Various people gather under Mr. and Mrs. Sasaki, the owner, and hold events independently.The spacious tatami room is ideal for lunch with mom friends.It is a friendly place for everyone, from children to the elderly.I also have a cat.

The old station building remains intact.If you have a child who loves trains, this is a spot you should definitely visit.There are also benches in the square next to the station, where local children go to see the trains.

A park overlooking Mikata Five Lakes.Take the ropeway from the parking lot to the summit, and the view from the summit is spectacular.There are also hammocks, footbaths, and a cafe, so you can relax and enjoy yourself.This area is recommended for driving.