Natural beauty, history, culture, agriculture...introducing the vistas of our hometown, Fukui.
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100 VIEWS AT-A-GLANCE
| １ | Old Hokuriku Road |  |
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| ２ | The 200,000 Irises of Lake Kitagata | |
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| ３ | Yoshizaki Gobo, Holy Site of St. Rennyo | |
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| ４ | Awara Onsen, Beloved by Artists and Writers | |
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| ５ | Sakai Hills Fruit Line | |
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| ６ | Tojinbo Cliffs | |
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| ７ | Port Town of Mikuni | |
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| ８ | Sakai Plains, Home to Koshihikari Rice | |
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| ９ | Harue Lily Village: A Rural Oasis | |
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| １０ | The Only Surviving Castle Tower in the Hokuriku Region : Maruoka Castle | |
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| １１ | Takeda | |
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| １２ | Kuzuryu River | |
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| １３ | Fukui-Eiheiji Cycling Road | |
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| １４ | Eihei-ji Temple | |
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| １５ | Hakusan, the Sacred Mountain Range | |
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| １６ | Geopark Katsuyama: Where Dinosaurs Slumber | |
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| １７ | Kitadani Hamlets | |
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| １８ | Remnants of Old Katsuyama | |
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| １９ | Hakusan Heisen-ji Temple | |
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| ２０ | Old Weaving Towns of Okuetsu | |
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| ２１ | Boulders of Okuetsu | |
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| ２２ | Ono City’s Castle and Architecture | |
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| ２３ | Renowned Waters of Ono | |
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| ２４ | Mt. Arashima | |
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| ２５ | Mana River | |
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| ２６ | Rokuroshi Plateau | |
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| ２７ | Lake Karikomi and Mt. Sannomine | |
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| ２８ | Four Seasons at Lake Kuzuryu | |
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| ２９ | Sanribama’s Leek Blossoms | |
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| ３０ | Burial Sites of Fukui’s Great Generals | |
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| ３１ | The Hundred Million Flowers of Cosmos Park | |
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| ３２ | Mt. Asuwa | |
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| ３３ | Cherry Blossoms of Asuwa River | |
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| ３４ | Streetcars and Street Corners of Fukui City | |
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| ３５ | Fukui Castle Ruins | |
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| ３６ | Yokokan, Garden of Matsudaira Shungaku | |
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| ３７ | Shakudani Rocks | |
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| ３８ | Mt. Monju and its Environs | |
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| ３９ | Streams and Streets of Togo | |
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| ４０ | Ichijodani Asakura Clan Ruins | |
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| ４１ | 7 Bridges of Miyama’s Etsumi Hokusen Line | |
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| ４２ | Forests of Miyama | |
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| ４３ | Mt. Kanmuri and Ryusogataki | |
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| ４４ | Ikeda’s No Plays | |
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| ４５ | Farms and Fields of Ikeda-cho | |
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| ４６ | Yoshie, Home of Chikamatsu Monzaemon | |
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| ４７ | Nishiyama Park | |
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| ４８ | Streets of Sabae’s Temple and Castle Towns | |
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| ４９ | Kawada, Echizen Lacquer Ware Village | |
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| ５０ | Mt. Hino and the Hino River | |
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| ５１ | Wooden Stations of the Fukubu Line | |
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| ５２ | Western Architecture of the Tannan Area | |
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| ５３ | Takefu | |
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| ５４ | Echizen Washi Village | |
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| ５５ | Falls in Mizumadani | |
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| ５６ | Ajimano | |
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| ５７ | Shirayama and Sakaguchi | |
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| ５８ | Echizen Narcissus | |
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| ５９ | Echizen’s Crab and Port Towns | |
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| ６０ | Echizen Coast | |
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| ６１ | Mt. Ochi | |
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| ６２ | Chinju Forest and Tsurugi Shrine | |
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| ６３ | Echizen Pottery | |
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| ６４ | Traditional White Stucco Homes | |
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| ６５ | Nanjo Lotus Village | |
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| ６６ | Imajo | |
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| ６７ | Yasha ga Ike Pond | |
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| ６８ | Meiji Period Rock Dikes | |
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| ６９ | Kono Port | |
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| ７０ | Imajo-Tsuruga Rail Lines | |
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| ７１ | Fukui’s Buckwheat Fields | |
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| ７２ | Suidsu Vantage Point | |
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| ７３ | Ike no Kouchi & Nakaikemi Wetlands | |
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| ７４ | Hikida’s Funa River | |
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| ７５ | Mt. Nosaka | |
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| ７６ | Kehi Jingu (Kehi Shrine) | |
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| ７７ | Tsuruga, International Port and Gateway to Asia | |
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| ７８ | Kehi no Matsubara Beach | |
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| ７９ | Mizushima & Iro ga Hama | |
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| ８０ | Suishohama | |
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| ８１ | Hiruga and Hayase Fishing Villages | |
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| ８２ | The Five Lakes of Mikata | |
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| ８３ | O no Mai, Dance of the Tengu | |
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| ８４ | Wakasa Tsunekami | |
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| ８５ | Lakeside Plum Groves and Boathouses | |
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| ８６ | Uriwari Waterfall | |
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| ８７ | Kumagawa Lodgings | |
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| ８８ | Sotomo Arch | |
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| ８９ | Rich Fisheries and Craftwork of Wakasa-Obama | |
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| ９０ | Sancho-machi | |
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| ９１ | Old Temples and Buddhist Treasure of Obama | |
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| ９２ | Omizu Okuri | |
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| ９３ | Ogase Fireworks Display | |
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| ９４ | Saburi River | |
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| ９５ | Natasho | |
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| ９６ | Takahama and the Old Tango Highway | |
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| ９７ | Meikyodo | |
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| ９８ | Mt. Aoba, the “Mt. Fuji of Wakasa” | |
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| ９９ | Uchiura Bay | |
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| １００ | Railway in Wakasa | |
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Cultural Promotion Division
Promotion Department
Fukui Prefectural Government
Ote 3-17-1, Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture 910-8580 JAPAN
bunshin@pref.fukui.lg.jp
