Top Things to do in Fukui Prefecture
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What to do and see in Fukui Prefecture, Chubu: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Fukui Prefecture, Japan including Ryusogadaki Falls, Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum, Ski Jam Katsuyama, Angel Land Fukui, Mikuni Fireworks, Ichijodani Asakurashi Ruin, Asuwayama Park, Kehi no Matsubara, Uriwarinotaki Fall, Nishiyama Park.
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1. Ryusogadaki Falls
2. Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 701 reviews
Reviewed By KlapauciusJapan
Revisited after about 6 months since the last time. Have been here many times but always seem to find something I’ve missed before or something new added, and enjoy seeing the same exhibits again. Also, the special exhibition changes every few months. Well worth revisiting if you haven’t been for a while.
3. Ski Jam Katsuyama
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Ski Jam Katsuyama is a ski park with a maximum run distance of 5,800 meters, allowing you to enjoy fun on 12 courses. In addition, there are 4 restaurants with an extensive menu and a hot spring with open-air bath, and you can stay at the adjacent "Katsuyama New Hotel" . In summer you can enjoy summer illuminations and sky lanterns.
4. Angel Land Fukui
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By momocachan
I am a teenager who has gone to Fukui for many summers. Although I am probably the oldest one there every time I visit, I still love to go as it is fun and nostalgic. The outdoors is free, as well as climbing the dinosaur, but there is a small fee for adults to accompany children in the inner science exhibits. This place is affordable, mentally stimulating for children, and really fun. There also vending machines and a small cafe. I have personally enjoyed playing in the small stream around the playground, as there are frogs and tadpoles to observe (in the Summer). I highly recommend this place to make good memories!
5. Mikuni Fireworks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
The Mikuni Fireworks festival has a history reaching back to before WWII, and is held annually on the Mikuni Sunset Beach on August 11. The display boasts the full-impact splendor of no. 20 (12-Inch diameter) fireworks shells, set piece fireworks and chrysanthemum bursts, with a total of around 7,000 fireworks that paint the night sky in majestic colors. The chief highlights of the event are the water-level fireworks, which are lit on the boat and hurled towards the water, exploding in a wonderful semicircular shape against the horizon. Aside from the area around the beach, the fireworks can also be witnessed from the area around the Kuzuryu River Boat Park on the opposing shore.
6. Ichijodani Asakurashi Ruin
7. Asuwayama Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By KlapauciusJapan
Roads connect various areas on Asuwayama, making an interesting park near Fukui station. The park is walkable, though all paths are roads so sometimes need to avoid cars. The main attraction is the zoo, which is free to enter, though closed during winter. Tripadvisor still shows it at the incorrect location.
8. Kehi no Matsubara
9. Uriwarinotaki Fall
10. Nishiyama Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By KlapauciusJapan
A lovely park, with beautiful scenery, very clean and well kept. Be prepared to walk up steps or slopes as the park is on a mountain with various areas at different levels/heights, such as open fields, picnic areas, children’s play area, and a small zoo. Lots of plants and flowers around, too. The zoo has a variety of monkeys, such as howler monkeys who were being loud, some birds, and lesser pandas (the main attraction). The lesser pandas were all sleeping or hiding this time, though. There is a shop and cafe at one end of the park, which sells mainly souvenirs, and snacks. It was very busy. If you come by car, there is free parking at 2-3 places around the park, but very limited so it may be difficult to find a space.
