[Fukui, Wakasa Mihama] An exploration tour walking along the boundary between the sea and the lake: The memories of a fishing village that breathe life into the alleys of Hayase, and the story of the brewing water that nourishes the sake brewery.

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• The Hayase district is situated in a unique geographical location, bordered by the Sea of ​​Japan on one side and a lake on the other. Designated as a Japan Heritage site on June 21, 2024, as a port of call for Kitamae ships, this nostalgic walking tour takes you through the town, allowing you to relive the memories of the Hayase district's past. Itinerary: Hayase Fishing Port (arrival) → Guided tour of Hayase village (Ebisu Shrine…Zuirin Zen Temple…Hiroko Watanabe Fabric Painting Museum…Hikoemon Miyake Sake Brewery…Namako Wall) → Hayase Fishing Port (disbandment) Inquiries: [Tour Planning and Implementation] Wakasa Mihama Tourism Association, General Incorporated Association Fukui Prefecture Governor Registration No. Chi-240 Domestic Travel Business Manager: Noboru Nakamura Address: 35-7 Matsubara, Mihama-cho, Mikata-gun, Fukui Prefecture (Business Hours: 8:30-17:15)
• A port of call for Kitamae ships!
• The Hayase settlement boasts numerous historical buildings, a testament to its past as a port of call for Kitamae-bune (northern trade ships). You can enjoy strolling through the town while imagining its history!
• Hiroko Watanabe Fabric Art Museum
• The exhibition features fabric art by Hiroko Watanabe, created over a period of approximately 30 years. Please enjoy the world of fabric art that depicts memories of family and life in her hometown.
• Hayase Town Walking Guide
• Your guides will be people who have gathered here, drawn to the charm of the Hayase area!