Ichijodani, Fukui. Murmuring streams and lawn plazas, local flavors and specialty goods. A starting point for your historical stroll—and a place to rest.
Taste the changing seasons of Ichijodani. Reservations accepted up to the previous day.
Aug 22-23 onlyA light brunch (or early dinner) of local Fukui ingredients, served before the Echizen Asakura Mantouya candle night and the Sengoku Festival.
* Reservation required in advance. Limited quantity.
Reserve this setGenerous use of local ingredients—dishes from our hospitality kitchen.
Soft serve with Japanese pepper. Rich yet refreshing, with a gentle tingle and fragrant finish.
Reservation requiredThree grilled tofu skewers, each flavoured after Oichi's daughters: yuzu-sansho, sake lees with white miso, and mirin lees miso. Reserve two days ahead.
Reservation required*Advance reservation required. Inside a kettle inspired by the ones unearthed at the Ichijodani site: sweet shrimp, sea bream, chestnuts, shiitake and taro, packed generously.
A spacious site surrounded by water and greenery. Take a moment of your own between historical strolls.
The symbol of our roadside station. Drawing water from the Asuwa River, three wheels measuring 3.6 to 4.4 metres across turn together and send water through the park's channels all year round.
Fitted with grinding and pounding stones, the hut uses the power of the water wheels to mill rice and buckwheat into flour.
An airy hall with a high open ceiling, available for a range of events. A water station and tables are provided. Please contact us for availability.
From planting to harvest, our rice paddy lets you take part in the work of farming and share in the joy of the harvest.
Festivals coloring the four seasons of Echizen Asakura. Please come and see us each season.
Fukui stories told in 200 characters. An award proposed by screenwriter Tomihiko Tokunaga, known for the Aibou series. Entries are invited from across Japan on the theme of Fukui.
AugEnjoy a light local-ingredient brunch (or early dinner) at Mizu-no-Eki before the Echizen Asakura Mantouya candle night and the Sengoku Festival. Reservation required; limited quantity.
Take a break by the stream and lawn. Local flavours and regional products await you on the way to and from the historic site.
