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Address:

64-9-1 Kaizan, Wakasa-cho, Mikata-Kaminaka-gun, Fukui, Lake Park Pamco

Public Transportation:

JR Mikata Station → 15 minutes by car

Car Access:

13km 20 minutes from Maizuru Wakasa Road Wakasa Mikata IC via National Route 162

Phone Number:

0770-47-1008

Parking Number:

Business Hours

9-18 o'clock (appointment required, time response consultation)

Price

3-hour course 8800 yen, 2-hour course 6600 yen

Spot Category

Other waterside leisure

Experience nature to the fullest in the crystal-clear Wakasa Bay

From the usual daily life to the extraordinary, the ultimate refreshment experience

Stroll and pass through the unique rock faces characteristic of the ria coast

In the emerald green sea, encounter various fish

In the summer tour, enjoy plenty of sea activities. Thrilling dives await

Scenes from the autumn tour. Enjoying Suigetsu Lake, one of the Mikata Five Lakes

In the spring tour, savor the cherry blossoms blooming along the shores of the Mikata Five Lakes

A thrilling night tour in the quiet world of night

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