2026 Ono Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

I went to "Kuzuryu Dam" in Ono City, Fukui Prefecture (((((((っ･ω･)っ A magnificent view of the dam below✿ﾟ❀.(*´▽`*)❀.ﾟ✿ #Kuzuryu The name is cool, and a dragon with nine heads is just what I want, a chuunibyou like me♡Kyaa (∀〃(〃∀)Kyaaa♡ There are also a few parking spaces along the roads around the dam, so it might be nice to take photos there/📷\v・)Snap It's also nice to tour around the dam while enjoying the scenery ∑d(≧▽≦*) There seem to be a lot of campsites nearby, so I recommend going on a camping tour ٩(๑^ᗜ^๑)۶ 🏍Kuzuryu Dam🏍 Address: Nagano 33, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture #I want to connect with people who like bikes #I want to connect with people who like sightseeing #I want to connect with people who like traveling #Fukui trip #Fukui tourist spots #Fukui sightseeing #Ono City trip #Ono City tourist spots #Ono City sightseeing #Fukui touring #tourism #tourist spots #tourist spots #tourist spots #tourist spots #tourist spots #kanko #shinobi-chan #Autumn leaves #Autumn leaf viewing spots #Autumn leaf viewing tours #Autumn leaf viewing tours #Dam #Dam touring #Kuzuryu

It has also been recognized as a cultural asset of Ono City. As a photo spot to feel cool, Summer Shoji screens have appeared at the former Uchiyama samurai residence, and a windmill shelf has appeared at the former Tamura samurai residence 🎶 Both are in harmony with the atmosphere of the samurai residence and are spots where you can feel cool. 😳 The cool-looking reed shoji screens and colorful windmill shelves are sure to look great on Instagram‼ ️ Please come and visit us once♪ ✈︎ーーーーーーーーーーーーーー✈︎ We are a couple living in Kansai who love to travel👫💕 We are looking for spots to introduce on Tabitoko! Tag us with #Tabitoko! We will share it with you!! If you have any recommended places, please let us know in the comments🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️ #CoupleTrip #FukuiTrip #TripToko #AnniversaryTrip #CoupleTrip #DateSpot #Date #FukuiPrefecture #QuintessaCampaign

Do you know what "imokintsuba" is? 🍠 It's a sweet snack made of sweet potatoes coated in dough that's only sold in autumn and winter! I went to Junwado, a shop famous for selling imokintsuba! It can sell out quickly, so I recommend going early in the morning☺️ #retrotownscape #Fukui #Ono #imokintsuba #Junwado #gourmettrip #coupletrip #gourmet

Head to the Instagrammable "Samurai House, Former Tamura Family Home"! There are so many windmills that you wouldn't think they were from a samurai house, and they're very colorful and stylish🌷 There are windmills spread over a fairly wide area, so you don't have to line up to take photos! It's free, so please come and visit🥰 #FreeSpot #Fukui #Oono #FormerTamuraFamilyHomeHome #AmazingView #AJourneyToEnjoySpring #AJourneyForCouples

I went to the bakery "Panaderia" in Ono Nanama! 🥐 They sell a lot of bread made in the store, and there is a dining area next door (it is likely not available during the COVID-19 pandemic) It was a relaxing bakery that I wish was in my neighborhood☺️ #retrotownscape #foodtrip #triptoenjoyspring #coupletrip #food

If you think Fukui is just a quick stop on the way through Japan, think again. This prefecture is packed with wild coastlines, serene lakes, forested mountains, and sea views that feel impossibly fresh and open. From the dramatic Tojinbo Cliffs to the dreamy Mikata Five Lakes and the clear shores of Wakasa Bay, Fukui has a kind of natural beauty that feels both powerful and peaceful at the same time. One of the biggest showstoppers is Tojinbo. These cliffs run for about a kilometer along northern Fukui and are made of striking columnar rock formed by volcanic activity 12 to 13 million years ago, a rare geological feature. Standing there with the Sea of Japan crashing below feels dramatic in the best possible way. It is the kind of place that makes you stop talking for a second and just stare. 🌊🪨📸 Then Fukui changes mood completely and becomes soft, calm, and almost poetic at the Mikata Five Lakes. These five lakes sit close together but each has a different depth and salinity, which gives them different colors. From Rainbow Line Summit Park, you get a sweeping 360-degree panorama over the lakes and Wakasa Bay, and yes, it really is as beautiful as it sounds. 💙🏞️✨ And that is what makes Fukui so special. It is not just one postcard view. It keeps changing. One moment you are on a rugged coast with waves smashing into ancient rock. The next, you are looking out over layered blue lakes and green hills. Then suddenly you are at Wakasa Wada Beach, with clear water and white sand so beautiful it has earned international Blue Flag certification. 🏖️🌤️💚 If you come in autumn, Fukui gets even more gorgeous. Lake Kuzuryu in the mountains of eastern Fukui is especially known for its red and orange foliage reflected in calm blue water, with Hakogase Bridge giving you one of the best vantage points. 🍁🚗🌉 What I love most about Fukui is how uncrowded the beauty feels. It has all the ingredients for an unforgettable nature trip cliffs, coast, lakes, forests, mountain roads, sea air but without the overhyped feeling of some better-known destinations. It feels spacious. Real. Refreshing. Like Japan turning the volume down and letting nature do the talking. 🌲🌬️✨ So if you are craving a side of Japan that feels scenic, soothing, and wildly underrated, put Fukui on your list. Come for the cliffs, stay for the lakes, and leave wondering why more people are not talking about this place already. 💙🇯🇵 #Fukui #FukuiPrefecture #JapanTravel #NatureLovers #Tojinbo #MikataFiveLakes #RainbowLine #WakasaBay #WakasaWadaBeach #LakeKuzuryu #ScenicJapan #HiddenGemJapan #TravelJapan #TripMoments #Wanderlust #CoastalViews #LakeViews #AutumnInJapan #BeautifulDestinations #Tripcom #japantrip

#HiddenGemPhotoSpot Echizen-Ono Castle is a famous castle known as the "Castle in the Sky." It was built during the Sengoku period by Kanamori Nagachika, a retainer of Oda Nobunaga. "Castle in the Sky" Appearance Rate: The castle can typically be seen floating above a sea of ​​clouds from October to the end of April. Since it's a small reconstructed castle, why not combine it with a visit to Eihei-ji Temple? Basic Information Admission Fee: Adults 300 yen, Junior high school students and younger free. Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (April - September). Access: Approximately 30 minutes on foot from JR Echizen-Ono Station (to the castle entrance). From there, it's an uphill walk of approximately 10-20 minutes to the main keep. If traveling by car, use the Echizen-Ono Castle parking lot (free). #EchizenOnoCastle

Girls! This 7-day Japan itinerary is a must-save, with a super flexible schedule you can adjust freely! We'll take you to visit Hie Shrine featured in "Your Name," ride the seaside train to see Amaharashi Coast, and feast on freshly cracked sea urchin at Omicho Market! The century-old thatched-roof houses of Shirakawa-go are dyed red and yellow by maple leaves, resembling an Edo period painting, and you can also experience traditional washi paper making~ Click quickly to see the detailed route! · ------------------- Check out the exciting guide below, it's recommended to save it first~ · ------------------- ✈️ Itinerary: DAY 1-2: Yamazaki River Four Seasons Path — Gifu Castle — Mount Kinka Driveway — Yada Shrine — Mino Washi no Sato Museum (Washi paper making experience) — Gujo Hachiman Castle Immerse yourself for two days in the blend of nature and culture, strolling along the spring cherry blossom river path and making traditional washi paper by hand, then enjoy a night view of the mountain from the ancient castle🌿 DAY 3: Magome-juku — Tsumago-juku — Narai-juku — Matsumoto Castle Travel through Edo period post towns, stroll among well-preserved wooden buildings, and finally check in at the crow castle Matsumoto Castle, the black samurai fortress🗻 DAY 4: Takayama Jinya — Takayama Kami San-no-machi Old Street — Hie Shrine (check-in spot from "Your Name") — Shirakawa-go Visit the century-old government office and old streets in the morning, pray at the anime pilgrimage site in the afternoon, and in the evening explore the fairy-tale gassho-style village of the World Heritage Shirakawa-go🍂 DAY 5: Doraemon Promenade — Amaharashi Coast (seaside train check-in) — Kenrokuen Garden — Omicho Market After a childhood memory tour, take the seaside train to capture beautiful sea views at Amaharashi Coast, then enjoy a seafood feast at Kanazawa’s kitchen at night🦀 DAY 6: Shirahige Shrine — Lake Biwa — Former Chikurin-in Garden — Kyoto to Osaka Connect the floating torii gate on water, Japan’s largest lake, and a famous autumn foliage garden, then head to Kansai to experience urban vitality⛩️ DAY 7: Departure and airport transfer Private car transfer to the airport, carrying your Japanese-style memories as you head home, looking forward to the next encounter🌸 · ------------------- Must-visit Attractions: Matsumoto Castle 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍4-1 Marunouchi, Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture 🕘 Jan 1 - Dec 28, 08:30-17:00 ⏳ Visit duration: 1-3 hours Beautiful black walls and white tiles paired with the snowy Japanese Alps! In autumn, maple leaves dye the moat red, perfect for atmospheric photos at dawn and dusk~ Shirakawa-go 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Ogimachi, Shirakawa Village, Ono District, Gifu Prefecture 🕘 Open all day ⏳ Visit duration: 3-5 hours Step back to the Edo period! The gassho-style thatched houses wrapped in red and yellow maple leaves look like a fairy tale town from the observation deck🍂 Lake Biwa 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Lake Biwa, Shiga Prefecture 🕘 Open all day ⏳ Recommended 1-2 days The spring-only light show is amazing! Night cherry blossoms reflected on the lake look like a spilled palette, with free drinks and a romantic canal stroll for ultimate relaxation🌸 · ------------------- Tips for Your Trip: 🍣 Food: Fresh seafood at Omicho Market is caught and eaten on the spot, but some stalls are pricey, so compare a few before buying~ 🌸 March Weather: Large temperature differences between morning and night, and there may still be snow in the Shirakawa-go mountains, so layering easy-to-remove clothes is wise❄️ 🛍️ Souvenir Prices: Handmade rural crafts tend to be expensive, like gassho house models; it’s recommended to buy from official stores for authenticity✨ 🚌 Airport Transport: Bus services are infrequent in remote areas; be sure to check the timetable in advance when going to Shirakawa-go to avoid being stranded💨 📸 Photo Timing: Late October to mid-November is peak maple season; early morning mist makes the gassho roofs look beautiful, so get up early to secure your spot🍁 · ------------------- Don’t just dream it, act now! Click below to book immediately and start your amazing journey!

[Former Tamura Family Samurai Residence] 📍Address: 7-12 Shiromachi, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture 《Access》 Approximately a 15-minute walk from the Kita-Ono Station exit Approximately a 17-minute walk from the Echizen-Ono Station exit Approximately a 31-minute walk from the Ushigahara Station exit 🕰️Business Hours: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Closed Tuesdays ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ One of the few remaining samurai residences in the prefecture. This facility allows visitors to tour the residence where a high-ranking samurai family lived. This building was originally built by the Tamura Matazaemon family. After being destroyed in the Oneba Fire of 1827, it was relocated from a farmhouse in Yamura (present-day Ya, Ono City) and remodeled into a samurai residence. To the east of the historic residence, the earthen ramparts used to protect the castle extend, making it a must-see spot for castle enthusiasts. A windmill is installed for a limited time from late April to late November. You can take stunning photos in various locations. #PhotoSpot #PhotogenicSpot #SamuraiResidence #Fukui #0YenTrip2025Autumn #Windmill

Mount Arashima, towering over Ono City, Fukui Prefecture, is a 1,523-meter-high freestanding peak. It's been selected as one of Japan's 100 most famous mountains, and its beautiful conical shape has earned it the nickname "Ono Fuji." Its snow-capped winter appearance is awe-inspiring, and its changing appearance with each season captivates climbers. There are several hiking trails, but the most common is the Katsuhara Trail. Starting from the former Katsuhara Ski Resort, it passes through a beech forest and ascends steeply to the summit. While this authentic hiking trail takes approximately three and a half hours one way, the views of the Hakusan mountain range and the Kuzuryu River along the way are exceptional. From the summit, a 360-degree panorama unfolds, and on clear days, you can see as far as Mount Haku and the Sea of ​​Japan. Near the peak are many famous spots, such as Rhododendron Plain and Mochigabe, and during the hiking season, the trail is adorned with flowers. Enjoy beautiful scenery year-round, from fresh greenery in spring, blue skies in summer, autumn leaves in fall, and blankets of snow in winter. 📌 Useful Information Location: Arashiyama, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture Trailhead: Former Katsuhara Ski Resort (approximately a 10-minute walk from Katsuhara Station on the JR Etsumi-Hoku Line) Climbing Time: Approximately 6-7 hours round trip Difficulty Level: Intermediate to Advanced Recommended Season: May-October Dake Arashiyama, Fukui's most famous peak. Passing through the tranquil beech forest and overlooking the town of Ono from the summit, its majestic beauty will soothe your soul. #Arashiyama #OnoFuji #Japan100FamousMountains #FukuiHiking #OnoCity #FukuiTourism #BeechForest #GirlHiker #ScenicSpot #FukuiNature #ZeroYenTravel2025Autumn

Echizen Ono Castle, the symbol of Ono City, Fukui Prefecture, is a scenic spot known as the "Castle in the Sky." From autumn to early morning in winter, the town is enveloped in mist, creating a mystical sight of the castle floating above the clouds. It's almost like a Japanese Machu Picchu! The castle was built by Kanamori Nagachika during the Sengoku period, and the current castle tower was rebuilt in 1968. Because it's built on a mountain, the route up to the castle is a bit steep, but after about a 20-minute hike, you can reach the tower and enjoy a panoramic view of the Ono Basin. The moment the morning mist clears is especially breathtaking. There are viewpoints from within Ono City where you can see the castle, and the view of Ono Castle over a sea of ​​clouds from the Inuyama Castle Ruins Observatory is breathtaking! If you're lucky, you might even be able to capture a photo of the "floating castle" that's become a hot topic on social media. 📌 Useful Information Address: 3-109 Shiromachi, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture, 912-0087 Access: Approximately 30 minutes on foot or 10 minutes by car (to the trailhead) from Echizen-Ono Station on the JR Etsumi-Hoku Line Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Winter closed from mid-November to early April) Admission Fee: 300 yen for adults, free for elementary and junior high school students Parking: Available (free) Best time to see the sea of ​​clouds: October through April, around 6:00 AM Get up early to see the castle floating in the sky. Shrouded in morning mist, Echizen-Ono Castle is truly a breathtaking sight, like a castle in a dream. #EchizenOnoCastle #CastleInTheSky #FukuiTourism #OnoCity #SeaOfClouds #ScenicTrip #HistoricalTrip #FukuiTrip #MorningActivity #Japan'sMachuPicchu #ZeroYenTrip2025Autumn

Nestled quietly in the mountains of Ono City, Fukui Prefecture, Karikomi Pond is a hidden gem known for its breathtaking autumn foliage. In the fall, the surrounding beech and maple trees transform into vibrant hues, their colors perfectly mirrored on the pond's still surface. This enchanting scenery truly deserves the title of 'a spectacular view in silence.' The hike to the pond takes about 60 minutes from the trailhead. The gentle mountain path, accompanied by dappled sunlight and the soothing sounds of clear streams, is part of the charm. Mornings are particularly recommended, as the calm winds create a serene water surface, offering a stunning reflection of the autumn leaves. Early risers will be rewarded with the best views! The best time to visit is typically from late October to early November. On clear days, the contrast between the blue sky and the autumn foliage is breathtaking. Since the area is not overly commercialized, the natural tranquility remains intact, enveloping visitors in a timeless world. 📌 Useful Information Address: 〒912-0154 Fukui Prefecture, Ono City, Kamiuchinami Access: About 1 hour by car from the Chubu Jukan Expressway 'Ono IC' (approximately 60 minutes on foot from the parking lot) Best viewing period: Late October to early November Parking: Available (Free, approximately 30 spaces) Hiking difficulty: Beginner-friendly (approximately 2.5 hours round trip) A serene lake adorned with autumn colors. Witness this breathtaking scenery that will make you pause, camera in hand, and experience it for yourself.

After three attempts, I finally managed to visit Ono Castle, one of Japan's three famous 'castles in the sky.' During my previous trip to the Hokuriku region, I had planned to visit while staying in Fukui and Kaga Onsen, but had to give up due to oversleeping and bad weather. This time, rain was forecasted again, but fortunately, it only started in the afternoon, allowing me to visit the castle in the morning without any issues. The castle is about an hour away from Fukui Station by local train. I visited a week ago, and now, due to heavy rain, all train services in the area have been suspended, making it temporarily inaccessible. I guess I was lucky to visit when I did. Hoping for a speedy recovery of the area. From Echizen-Ono Station (commonly referred to as Ono Station), it takes about 40 minutes on foot to reach Ono Castle. However, there is a 100-yen community bus that runs from the station to the castle entrance, saving about 15 minutes of walking time. True to its reputation as a 'castle in the sky,' the castle is located atop a mountain, requiring a 2-kilometer hike. There are two routes: a staircase path and a flat trail. The staircase path gets you to the main keep about 7 minutes faster. Similar to Takeda Castle in Hyogo Prefecture and Bitchu Matsuyama Castle in Okayama Prefecture, Ono Castle transforms into the 'Machu Picchu of the East' during specific mornings when viewed from a spot on the opposite mountain. If you're not traveling by rental car, staying overnight in Ono City might be a good option, as there are activities centered around viewing the 'castle in the sky.' I was content with taking photos of the displayed pictures taken by others at the main keep. On the day of my visit, a group of kindergarteners was on a field trip, exploring the castle with curious eyes, snapping photos with iPads, and having a great time. On my way down, I retraced my steps since it was my first time visiting. I had memorized the route of the 100-yen bus, but decided to walk back to the station instead. The city is well-structured with a charming castle town and several ryokans. Google Maps also marks the 'castle in the sky' viewing spots, allowing you to enjoy the scenery. I arrived at Ono Station just in time for my train. On my way back, I noticed a bicycle rental shop offering rentals for 300 yen for two hours, which I had missed earlier. It was a delightful exploration of Ono City. Thank you for reading!

#springitinerary Echizen Ono Castle is one of those places that feels like a hidden treasure. Tucked away in the mountains of Fukui Prefecture, this castle isn’t as well-known as others, but it’s definitely worth the visit. The castle tower sits on top of a hill, giving you some seriously stunning views of the surrounding countryside, especially during the fall when the leaves change color. The castle itself is pretty cool, it’s small but packed with history and has that classic, traditional Japanese castle vibe. You can climb to the top for an even better view, and the peaceful atmosphere makes it a great spot for a relaxed afternoon. The area around the castle is also full of charm, with old streets and a few temples to explore. If you’re looking for a more off-the-beaten-path castle experience, Echizen Ono is the perfect mix of history, nature, and serenity.

#Spring0yenTrip Echizen Ono Castle in Fukui Prefecture, known as the "Castle in the Sky," is a popular spot for its fantastical appearance floating in a sea of ​​clouds! In the early autumn mornings, you may encounter a painting-like scene of the sea of ​​clouds and the castle. The surrounding castle town is filled with charming townhouses and alleyways, making it a fun place to take a leisurely stroll! Meanwhile, Mikuniminato Station, with its cute retro station building, is a must-see spot for railway fans, with its irresistible retro feel that evokes the scent of the Meiji era. The townscape of Mikunino, which you can walk to from there, is also filled with historical buildings and scenery unique to a port town, perfect for a nostalgic mood! And don't forget Fukui's specialty, "taro croquette"! With an exquisite balance of fluffy and sticky, it makes a great snack. You can get it at long-established stores and direct sales outlets in Mikunino, so if you get hungry, be sure to try it while you're walking around! 📍Basic information (check the official website of each facility for the latest information) ✴︎Echizen Ono Castle: 3-109, Shiromachi, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture 　Access: 30 minutes on foot from JR Echizen Ono Station / 10 minutes by car ✴︎Mikuni Port Station: 2-chome Kitahonmachi, Mikuni-cho, Sakai City, Fukui Prefecture 　Access: Terminal station of Echizen Railway Mikuni Awara Line ✴︎Fee: Echizen Ono Castle admission fee 300 yen (high school students and above) ✴︎Opening hours: Echizen Ono Castle is 9:00-17:00 (closed in winter) A local trip to Fukui packed with nature, history and gourmet food. It's recommended for a slightly adult wandering trip where you can enjoy both photogenic and gourmet food!

Introducing the cutest gourmet spots we visited in Oku-Echizen, Fukui! 📍1-2. COZY COFFEE 📮22-104 Yoshinami, Eiheiji-cho, Yoshida-gun, Fukui Prefecture A select coffee shop in Eiheiji-cho ☕️ The ice in the cafe au lait we had was actually coffee! The iced cafe au lait, which can be poured by yourself and adjusted to your desired strength, was very delicious and recommended✨ 📍3-4. Cafe & Guest house Name came Ono (Sloth) 📮7-2 Shinoza-cho, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture A guesthouse and cafe with the concept of a sloth, with the message, "Let's take it easy sometimes🦥"☕️ The food was also served at our own pace🍴 The rice and sweets, which were made with plenty of ingredients from Fukui, were exquisite🫰 📍5. Kome no Ka Yumesuke 📮110 Yoshino-cho, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture A colorful and varied dumpling shop🍡 They have seasonal dumplings every month, so you'll never get bored no matter when you go☺️ There is also an eat-in space, so you can enjoy hot, freshly baked dumplings♪ Use this as a reference for your trip to Fukui! #Seasonal places in Japan

Are you still worried about what to do in Japan? This hidden gem of Fukui Prefecture is worth a visit! Here is my 2-day tour guide for Fukui, write it down quickly~ 🗓Itinerary: [Fire]Day1: Tojinbo - Eiheiji - Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum [Sun] Tojinbo: This is a unique landform formed by sea erosion. The huge columnar jointed rocks stand on the seashore, which is super spectacular. Stroll along the coastline, listen to the sound of waves hitting the rocks, feel the wonders of nature, take beautiful photos, and create blockbuster movies in minutes. [Sun] Eiheiji Temple: One of the largest Zen temples in Japan, the temple architecture is simple and elegant, and the environment is quiet. Walking through it, you can feel a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere that makes people calm down. Remember to follow the temple rules. [Sun] Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum: A must-visit for dinosaur fans! There are a lot of dinosaur fossils and models here, showing all kinds of knowledge about dinosaurs, as well as an interactive experience area, which is very suitable for bringing children. The appearance of the museum is also unique, like a huge dinosaur egg. [Fire]Day2: Echizen Oono Castle - Awara Onsen Echizen Oono Castle: One of the 100 famous castles in Japan, the castle building is well preserved. Climbing up the tower, you can overlook the entire Ono City and learn a lot of historical stories about Japan's Warring States Period. [Sun] Awara Onsen: You must be tired after two days of fun, so take a dip in Awara Onsen. The hot spring water here is of very good quality, and there are many hot spring pools with different functions. After soaking in the hot springs, my whole body feels relaxed and I can sleep well at night. 🍲Food Recommendation Echizen crab: The Echizen crab in Fukui is delicious and plump. Whether it is steamed or made into hot pot, it is super delicious. A must-try! Mackerel sushi: A local specialty, the marinated mackerel is paired with soft and sticky rice for a unique taste. Fukui Ramen: Different from ramen in other places, Fukui ramen has its own characteristics, with chewy noodles and rich soup. 🛏Accommodation suggestions You can choose to live in Fukui City, where transportation is more convenient. If you like to soak in hot springs, you can also choose a hotel near Awara Hot Spring, which is more convenient. 📝Note tips: Japan's public transportation is relatively complicated. It is recommended to download relevant transportation apps in advance to facilitate the query of train schedules and routes. Please observe etiquette in places such as temples and do not make loud noises. When taking a hot spring bath, please be sure to follow the hot spring regulations, such as rinsing your body before taking a hot spring bath.

Located about a 3-minute walk from Oshoizu, the center of Ono City, is the old house restaurant Chaya Ogamachi🍽️ I originally had my eye on another soba restaurant, but it seemed to have sold out early, so I came here instead✨ The atmospheric interior also has a Japanese garden courtyard, making it a relaxing place😌 It was a weekday afternoon, but it was still a popular spot with a few customers visiting🫧 The long-awaited Echizen soba was delicious with a rich dashi broth🤤🥢 〒912-0083 Fukui Prefecture, Ono City, Meirincho 6-29 11:00-20:30 Closed on Mondays🎌

#0yentravelJanuary2025 #Domestictravel #Fukui Ono City, Fukui Prefecture🪵 This place is full of rich nature, and the tourist spots are tightly packed together, so it was great that you could walk around and explore them🥰 This Oshimizu, which supports the rich nature, is spring water that is integrated into the daily lives of the local people, and it was cool and cold and very clear🥺 The decorations hanging from the ceiling are also colorful, cute and gorgeous🌈 You can drink it or put it in a tumbler to take it home⛲️ Please bring an empty plastic bottle or water bottle to take home🩵 4-4 Izumicho, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture 912-0086

Ono City, Fukui Prefecture 🫧 In Ono City, there are some spots that you can walk around depending on the location...! 📍spot1 Samurai Residence Former Tamura Family The colorful windmills are photogenic and cute! You can view them from outside, and you can pay an admission fee to tour the inside of the residence◎ Address: 7-12 Shiromachi, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture Hours: 9:00-16:00, 9:00-17:00 on Sundays only Admission fee: ¥300 📍spot2 Okiyomizu, one of the 100 famous waters A famous water spot where locals come to draw water The soft water is delicious🫧 The lanterns? are also cute👍 Address: 4-4 Izumimachi, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture 📍spot3 Old House Restaurant Chaya Ogamachi When you think of Fukui! A restaurant where you can enjoy soba noodles. The atmosphere of this renovated old house is relaxing☺️ Address: 6-29 Meirin-cho, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture Hours: 11:00-20:30 Closed: Mondays #tripdomestictravel #Fukuitrip #Fukui #OnoCity

Today, we are introducing the 'Former Tamura Residence Samurai House' located in Fukui Prefecture. This residence was built in 1827 and belonged to Tamura Matazaemon, a chief retainer of the Ono Domain. The Former Tamura Residence is a reconstructed building of the house that belonged to the Tamura family, who served as chief retainers of the Ono Domain. It is designated as a municipal cultural property and is one of the few samurai residences built during the Edo period that still exists in the prefecture. There are about 2,000 windmills, and many colorful windmills outside as well, making it a spectacular and highly recommended spot.☺️🌈✨ *·̩͙ ☽︎‪︎.*·̩͙☽︎‪︎.*·̩͙*·̩͙☽︎‪︎.*·̩͙☽︎‪︎.*·̩͙☽︎‪︎ⓘⓝⓕⓞ☽︎‪︎.*·̩͙☽︎‪︎.*·̩͙☽︎‪︎.*·̩͙☽︎‪︎.*·̩͙☽︎‪︎.*·̩͙ 🕊 Former Tamura Residence Samurai House 📌 7-12 Jomachi, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture 🚗 20-minute walk from JR Echizen-Ono Station ⏰ Mon-Sat 9:00-16:00, Sun & Holidays 9:00-17:00 💰 Adults: 200 yen 𖥧 𖥧 𖧧 ˒˒𖡼.𖤣𖥧 ⠜ 𖥧 𖥧 𖧧˒˒. ⓣⓗⓐⓝⓚ ⓨⓞⓤ 𖥧 𖥧 𖧧

📍Karikomi Pond The reflection of the autumn leaves in the pond is incredibly beautiful. You can capture stunning reflections with a single-lens camera, it's truly moving🥹! You need to do a bit of hiking, about a 40-minute walk! If you have confidence in your physical strength, you should definitely go! 【INFORMATION】 Karikomi Pond 📮912-0151 Kamitogari, Ono City, Fukui Prefecture 🕑Open 24 hours

Echizen Ono is a town located on the JR line heading east from Fukui Station. Have you ever felt excited about a trip to a town you’ve never heard of, even though you know Fukui? Echizen Ono is a lesser-known castle town a bit away from Fukui, but it’s quite a lively place with local gourmet food, tourist spots, and even one of Japan’s top 100 water sources. This time, I stayed at a fun place called 'Guesthouse Namakemono.' They offer a paid tuk-tuk service to take you from Echizen Ono to the Dinosaur Museum. The friendly owner chatted with us during the ride, making me fall even more in love with Echizen Ono!

The Shichiken Morning Market is supposedly held every morning from the Vernal Equinox to New Year's Eve between 7:00 and 11:00... but on this day, I went around 9:30 and there were only two stalls open🤣 Maybe it's not that busy on days without events🤔 However, the famous Imo Kintsuba was warm, mildly sweet, and very delicious, so it's a must-try🤤 The flag says it's one of Japan's three major morning markets, but I couldn't find any websites counting it among the top three, so it might just be a name😂 . . . 📍Shichiken Morning Market 🗺️Fukui, Japan 🕑7:00-11:00 from the Vernal Equinox to December 31 💰- #FreeTravel #FukuiTravel #DomesticTravel

The Tenugui Corridor, which is being held in the aisle of a souvenir shop in Echizen Ono, Fukui Prefecture, is only available from July 13th to October 14th. In 2023, it was held until mid-November, so the period seems to vary depending on the year. The souvenir shop itself is quite large and has most of Fukui's souvenirs, so it's recommended to stop by to take photos while you're shopping for souvenirs. There was also a dinosaur doctor on the other side of the street 🦖 . . . 📍Echizen Ono Yurakuza 🗺️Fukui, Japan 🕑8:30-17:00 (-10/14) 💰 - #FuriTabi #FukuiTrip #DomesticTrip

Located in Ono City, Fukui Prefecture. A stylish renovated cafe in the nostalgic streets of Echizen Ono 🍰 It might just be the most stylish spot in Ono City...? The toast bread was fluffy and delicious 🤤 It's more suitable for light meals or breaks rather than a full meal. They have an onigiri set for lunch, but it wasn't available on the day I visited 🥲 The back area has a tatami room-like setting, making it cozy and perfect for a long stay ☕️ . . . 📍EDISON CAFE 🗺️Fukui, Japan 🕑9:00-16:00 💤Closed on Sundays and Thursdays 💰¥500

[Fukui/Oono] "CIcCI" - Exquisite gelato made by a young pastry chef Single 450 yen Double 500 yen Triple 600 yen Cup + 0 yen Cone + 50 yen · Tomato As expected, it's light and refreshing, but slightly sweet! It's like a sorbet, and the tomato flavor is stronger than I expected · Pineapple This is also light. The natural sweetness of the pineapple makes it easy to eat! · Blueberry yogurt This is also quite light. It has a strong yogurt flavor, and is creamy and delicious👍🏻 ̖́- · Plum Personally, this was my favorite︎🫶🏻💗 It comes with the skin, which is also great! ・Hojicha The scent is great and it's a bit bitter, so it's a gelato for adults ・Milk It's consistently delicious and quite refreshing, perfect for summer🫧 The inside of the store is quite spacious and has tatami seating, so it's also recommended for families with children If you want to eat ice cream in Ono, this is the place to go It opened recently and was very stylish🤍 #FuriTabi #Fukui #Fukui #Gelato #Ono

Fukui Cafe ☕️🍰gelateria CICCI 𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼 I found a delicious looking gelato shop in Ono City, Fukui Prefecture! I went there because I wanted to eat juicy, refreshing gelato, not too thick like ice cream, but not too crunchy. The surrounding area is like a castle town, and the exterior of the shop blends in with the atmosphere of the town, but it had a nice atmosphere.~🫶 Walking around the castle town is nice too! I ordered the two I was aiming for after seeing the lineup for the day introduced on Instagram. ✾I got a double kiwi and plum💓 Oh~👏The plums are in there, even the skin, so it's definitely delicious. The slight sourness is like a fresh, smooth smoothie😳!! ! ! The kiwi has a sweetness and a bitterness? Both of them are super delicious🤭 The gelato has a strong fruity feel, and is irresistible for fruit lovers🍨 All the way from Ishikawa to Fukui for ice cream? I thought maybe I was a little too excited, but I'm glad I went~💓 I'm happy to have found a shop that I definitely want to go back to... There are comfortable seats inside the shop, and it's great to have delicious gelato as a break after walking around the town🙌 There's also a space for children to play, so I recommend it as a casual place to go! I'll go again! Thank you for the meal🙏 ✣✣–––––––––––––––✣✣✣✣––––––––––––––✣✣ 🈺⌇11:00-16:00💤⌇Tuesdays and Wednesdays🅿️⌇Available　※For details, please see Instagram💰⌇Cashless payment available○ Recommended nearby spots📍Dinosaur Museum 　　　　　　　　　　　Ono Castle ✣✣–––––––––––––––✣✣✣✣––––––––––––––✣✣...#FukuiPrefecture #FukuiGourmet #FukuiCafe#FukuiTourism #FukuiTrip #FukuiDate #FukuiDinosaurMuseum #GelatoSpecialtyStore #CafeHop#Cafe #aug_trip