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Yokokan Garden Travel Guide

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The stories which have unfolded at this historic garden are enough to fill a book, while its pleasant grounds are enough to fill a peaceful afternoon.

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Fukui Kappou Bougetsu

Fukui Kappou Bougetsu serves exquisite Japanese cuisine in Fukui City, featuring seasonal dishes like Echizen crab and fugu sashimi.

Dinner: $56.35-70.44
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Echizen Sengyo Branch Katamachi Branch

Located in bustling Katamachi, Echizen Sengyo offers creative seafood delicacies. Known for its rich sashimi and vibrant izakaya ambiance, enjoy the best of Fukui flavors.

Dinner: $21.13-28.18
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Kappou Magai

Japanese dining with exquisite seafood in Fukui's Katamachi district. Enjoy local delicacies, fresh sashimi, and perfectly paired sake.

Dinner: $35.22-42.27
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Tempura To Soba No Ten Kago

Celebrate the harmony of authentic tempura and hand-made soba at Tempura To Soba No Ten Kago, nestled in Fukui's cultural Junka district.

Dinner: $21.13-28.18
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This garden, once known by the name “Osensui,” was owned by the Matsudaira clan of Fukui. Located in the center of the Fukui City, just a short walk from the castle where these lords of the region were based, it can be entered by using a combined ticket for the nearby Fukui City History Museum.

It was here that the second daimyō of the clan ordered his top vassal to commit ritual suicide. That perhaps paints far too grizzly a picture of this place, which nowadays is just a fantastically maintained garden fit for an afternoon stroll to remember.

There are various pavilions and rooms which served different purposes, most of them various different styles relaxing. Make your way to the Otsukiminoma room towards the evening, as this place was intended as a great spot to view the moon and its reflection in the lake.

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