Fukui City for High-End Travelers — Zen, Gardens & Seaside Day Trips

A compact castle town reborn after war and earthquakes, Fukui blends refined daimyo gardens, living Zen culture, and world-class dinosaur heritage—plus winter’s legendary Echizen crab.

Base yourself steps from the Shinkansen at Fukui Station and orbit out: sip matcha in a pond-centered villa once owned by the Matsudaira, breathe cedar-scented air at Eiheiji’s monastic halls, then toast the Sea of Japan with snow crab and local sake. This is slow luxury with cultural depth.

🗺️ Daimyo gardens & castle heritage 🌤️ Day trips: Eiheiji, dinosaurs, onsen 🌸 2.2 km sakura tunnel by the Asuwa River

1) Yokokan Garden

A mid-Edo strolling garden and villa of the Matsudaira lords; harmony of pond, teahouse, and sukiya-style architecture.

Highlights. Sit at tatami level where daimyo once gazed over koi-dotted waters. Seasonal illu

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