Located in the Okuetsu Kogen Prefectural Natural Park, a campsite on the banks of the Kudo Dragon River. The site is located in a grove of trees, so it is comfortable in summer. You can also enjoy fossil excavation, barbecue empty-handed, and play in the water with the babbling that flows through the area.

There is a production store, Fureai Kaikan, centered on the log house-style station building at JR Kubuchi Ryōko Station. At the production product direct sale shop where dinosaur models are greeted, they sell locally grown vegetables from 100 yen to 650 yen to Kubuchi Ryu Maitake from 450 yen to Maitake lunch. Fureai Kōkan sells souvenirs and handmade woodwork and handicrafts from Fukui Prefecture. It is also close to the local museum and the whistle museum as a three-minute walk, and is used by many people as a resting place on the way to drive.

A dam for power generation built on the upper reaches of the Kuopu Longriver. It was completed over three years in 1968. With a height of 128m and a length of 355m, it is one of the largest in Japan as a rock-fill type built by stacking rocks. The completion of this dam was located upstream at Kubuchong Lake with an area of 8.9 square km. The Hakogase Bridge, a suspension bridge that is said to have been built as a test case of the Seto Ohashi Bridge, blends into the surrounding nature. Route 158 running along the lake shore is a good driving course. In particular, the season of cherry blossoms, fresh green and autumn leaves is beautiful, and the view from the dream is superb.