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  • Shirahama Beach
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    Fukui Oi-gun Takahamacho Sonobe 60 Area
    A swimming beach in Sonobe, Takahama, Oi. Stretching out from Torii Beach, the beach has beautiful white sands and blue waters. On the east side is Wakasa Wada Beach, and nearby you'll find Wakasa Shirahama BBQ Park and Wakasa Wada Camping Ground.

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  • Suishohama Beach
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    Fukui Pref. Mikatagunmihamachou Takenami
    A swimming beach located in Mihama Town, Mikata County, Fukui Prefecture considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the Hokuriku area. The beach’s waters are shallow and clear, and the tiny grains of sand which make up the beach area glitter like tiny crystals, creating a lovely contrast. The beach is also famed for its picturesque view of the Tsunegami Peninsula, as well as its gorgeous sunsets, which die the shoreline red. In summer, this popular destination is visited by great numbers of visitors from the Hokuriku and Kansai regions looking to go swimming; the beach is also a renowned marine sports destination and date spot.
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  • Hamaji Beach
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    Fukui Sakai-shi Mikunicho Hamaji
    A swimming beach in Hamaji, Mikuni-cho, Sakai. This sandy beach is marked by how fine and smooth its sand is and boasts some of the clearest seawater in the prefecture. During the open season there's a beach hut restaurant and lifeguards on duty, and you can enjoy swimming and marine sports.
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  • Wakasa Koikawa Seaside Park
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    Fukui Obama-shi Koigawa
    A swimming beach in Koigawa, Obama. The beach is nearly 800-meters long. During beach season, there are courts set up for beach volleyball, and it's one of the grounds for the Fukui Shiawase Genki National Sports Festival. The beach is easy to access just 2 minutes from the Obama-nishi Interchange on the Maizuru Wakasa Expressway.
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  • Miko Beach
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    Fukui Pref. Mikatakaminakagunwakasachou Miko
    This beach blessed with clear waters is mostly used for guests at the nearby guesthouses and children from local elementary schools. Since the beach does not have facilities such as showers, it is mostly only used by locals except for the busiest parts of the summer. Fewer tourists mean you can enjoy swimming at a more leisurely pace. Because the beach is comprised of fine gravel, it’s best to bring beach shoes along with the usual drinks and food.
  • Hamanasu Park Beach
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    Fukui Pref. Oiguntakahamachou Higashimitsumatsu
    This beach popular with families makes up for a relatively narrow width with a rocky area where beachgoers can collect crab and shellfish. A promenade planted with pine trees and Japanese roses makes is a good place for a walk, as well. The beach is in two kilometers long.
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  • Takasu Beach
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    Fukui Pref. Fukuishi Hamajuchou
    This kilometer-long beach with reefs is popular not just for swimming, but also a place to try things like clam digging and dragnet fishing. Visitors can dig for clams from mid-July when the beach opens to around mid-August. Visitors can try dragnet fishing from April to mid-September. The beach conveniently has many beachside teahouses during the open season.
  • Wakasa Wada Beaches
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    Fukui Pref. Oiguntakahamachou Wada
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  • Daiya-hama Beach
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    Fukui Mikata-gun Mihamacho Sugahama
    A beach located along Prefectural Route 33 in Mihama Town, Mikata County. It's a beautiful beach with a blue sea, white sandy beaches, and green pine forests running along the beach, and includes facilities such as parking lots and showers. There's an adjacent campsite and many people visit to enjoy camping and barbecuing.
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  • Ningyo no Hama (Mermaid Beach)
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    Fukui Obama-shi Obamashiratori
    A beach located along Kaigan-dori street in Obamashiratori, Obama City. The name of this man-made beach is linked to the legend of Yao-Bikuni who is said to have lived for 800 years after eating the flesh of a mermaid. On August 1st they hold the Wakasa Marinpia Fireworks Show at the beach. Next to the beach is the Mermaid Terrace with two mermaid statues.
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  • Nagasuhama Beach
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    Fukui Nyu-gun Echizencho Kuriya
    A beach along the Isaribi Kaido Road in Kuriya, Echizen Town, Nyu County. This is the largest beach in the area and you can see all the way along the Echizen coastline to Echizen Cape. It features a gravel beach with crystal clear waters and you can enjoy not just swimming but also scuba diving.
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  • Uninhabited Island (Mizushima)
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    Fukui Tsuruga-shi Irogahama
    Mizushima, an uninhabited island floating in Tsuruga Bay near the tip of the Tsuruga Peninsula, is known for its crystal-clear waters and beautiful white beaches. During the summer beach season ferries run from Irogahama and Urasoko to Mizushima and the beaches are packed with bathers.
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  • Sakajiri Beach
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    Fukui Mikata-gun Mihamacho
  • Sata Beach
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    Fukui Mikata-gun Mihamacho Sata
  • Nabae Beach
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    Fukui Oi-gun Takahamacho Nabae
  • Takenami Beach
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    Fukui Mikata-gun Mihamacho
  • Hayase Beach
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    Fukui Mikata-gun Mihamacho
  • Sugahama Beach
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    Fukui Mikata-gun Mihamacho
  • Nyu Shirahama Beach
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    Fukui Mikata-gun Mihamacho
  • Kugushi Beach
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    Fukui Mikata-gun Mihamacho
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Northeast of Kyoto, the ancient Tojinbo Cliffs separate Fukui prefecture from the Sea of Japan in a stretch of land well worth exploring. Water sports and seaside delicacies are available in abundance as the spectacular rugged coastline flattens down into beaches to the west of the prefecture, while inland, Fukui is home to Zen Buddhist temples and historic ruins.

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