Ikegawachi Marshland in the mountains at an altitude of 300 meters in the eastern part of Tsuruga City. It is moistened by spring water and water flowing in from the surrounding mountains, and is home to a wide variety of animals and plants. Many plants that have been designated as natural environmental conservation areas of the prefecture and are now rare species grow, and you can observe them while walking along the installed wooden path.

An indoor Japanese-style theme park in Nara Prefecture "Nara Festival Capital" The first permanent goldfish museum was born in Nara, one of the three major goldfish producing areas in Japan. Experience the goldfish art space that has been fascinated by various artists. About 44 kinds, about 1000 goldfish are waiting for you in 7 rooms. There are other fairs, ninja towns and trick art here! !

Kitanosho Castle Park and Shibata Park are located on the remains of a part of Kitajo Castle built by Shibata Katsuie (1523? -1583), which was first discovered by archaeological excavation. In the Tokugawa period, the appearance of Hideyasu Yuki (1574-1607) boldly remodeling the remains and building Fukui Castle can be confirmed in the stratum of the strata. Since then, this place has developed as the urban center of Fukui from the Meiji Restoration to the postwar and modern times. In that sense, Kitanosho Castle Park and Shibata Park are irreplaceable historic sites that tell the history of Fukui City, the prefectural capital, and tell the history of the subsequent development. * In spite of several disasters, the Shibata Shrine has been rebuilt and rebuilt in the area adjacent to the park in recent years as if to protect it, and Katsuie and the city are joined together. As a result, Shibata Shrine is a shrine visited not only by Ushiko, but also by Katsuie and city fans all over the country. In addition to the statues of Katsuie, the city, and the three sisters, you can see a monument by the Japanese painter Ikuo Hirayama, who is the descendant of Katsuie. You can learn more about Katsuie and Kitajo Castle at the museum.

Omiyabo is the most proud and prestigious monastery of Betsuto-ji, which dominates Ishidozan Tenpyoji, which flourished as a sacred place for mountain worship. It was abandoned in the early Meiji period along with the demolition of abandoned Buddha, but it was restored in 2002 based on excavations. At present, you can visit “Shoin Kitchen Building”, “Bansho”, “Onarimon”, “Teshibashi”, etc. with reference to historical materials from excavations.