Ichijodani Asakura Mizunoe Station

Ichijodani Asakura Mizunoe Station in Fukui City is located along the Ubagawa Aqueduct and is known as a nature-rich spot. Especially from early to mid-June, you can enjoy watching Genji fireflies and Heike fireflies in the park. If you want to enjoy a fantastic sight, please visit. In addition, there are also experiential farms and Sanren waterwheels in the surrounding area, making it a great place to spend a relaxing time with your family.

Ichijodani Asakura Water Station in Fukui City features a 3.6-meter diameter waterwheel made from locally sourced materials and a biotope. Visitors can enjoy nature observation and walks, especially during the summer when the scenery is cool and refreshing. In addition, visitors can experience grinding flour and generating electricity using the power of the waterwheel, allowing them to gain scientific knowledge. This is a spot that families can enjoy together.

Ichijodani Asakura Ruins, a national important cultural property, is easily accessible from Ichijodani Asakura Mizunoeki in Fukui City, a tourist spot. The surrounding area is rich in nature, with the Ashibagawa River and a habitat for fireflies, as well as a biotope and a lawn square. Rental bicycles are also available, and it is also accessible on foot. We recommend visiting in conjunction with a walk around the ruins.

At Ichijodani Asakura Mizunomori Station in Fukui City, there is a restaurant where you can enjoy delicious snacks made with local ingredients. It can also be used for Asakura ruins sightseeing, and meals can be enjoyed at outdoor table seats. There is also a biotope and a spacious lawn square where you can spend a relaxing time. In addition, it is recommended for car camping as there is a fully equipped parking lot. Why not enjoy the taste unique to the local area and the feeling of traveling?

The Ichijodani Asakura Clan Ruins Museum, where you can experience the history of the Sengoku period, has opened at the Ichijodani Asakura Clan Water Station in Fukui City. Approximately 800 carefully selected excavated items are on display, and you can learn about the history of Ichijodani, which pioneered the excavation of medieval urban ruins, including a life-size reproduction of the residence of the 5th lord, Issei. In addition, the surrounding area is rich in nature, with features such as the Sanren waterwheel, the Ashi River, and a habitat for fireflies. Please come and visit.