Formative beauty created by the unique rocks of the Echizen coast It is a beach right by the entrance of Shiokaze line. Dynamic beautiful formative beauty created by beautiful water and gravel beach, the strange rocks are attractive.
Tokoname Ware is counted as one of the Six Old Kilns of Japan(other five kilns are Seto, Echizen, Shigaraki, Tanba, and Bizen) and the oldest and largest among the kilns.
Urushi no Sato Kaikan is a facility that aims to promote the Echizen Lacquerware Industry, widely conveys the attractiveness of the Echizen Lacquerware, and allows you to look, touch, and experience.
Echizen washi is made from the bark of paper mulberry, mitsumata shrubs or the gampi tree, which often are mixed with a mucilaginous substance known as"neri" that is made from the mashed root of the tororo-aoi plant.
Volga Rice-【郷土料理ものがたり】'Volga Rice' has been served in the Takefu area of Echizen City, Fukui since the old days, and consists of fried rice topped with an omelet, crumbed pork cutlet and covered in a rich sauce.
The job of standing at the tubs pressing paper was traditionally considered women's work in Echizen, but today men do the work too, thin wisps of steam rising from their hands, numbed red from long immersion in the cold water.
What the local organizer focused on was washi, or traditional Japanese paper, with its markedly longer and thinner fibers than Western papers, its toughness, and the distinctive textures evident in such varieties as Mino, Awa and Echizen.
The kilns in this area had long been anonymous, however, after World War II, pottery studiers including Fujio Koyama called Echizen as one of Japan's six old kilns, which made Echizen ware known nationwide.
These temple cuisines have been accepted by the religious people of Fukui, and it is common for households to serve soybean-based dishes such as deep-fried tofu in traditional Echizen Urushi lacquerware dishes at Buddhist memorial services.
The Echizen Japan Knife series was awarded for the one of the most prestigious design award in Hannover, Germany, so called the Industry Forum Design Hannover(iF product design award).
Urushi no Sato hall is a facility that aims to promote the Echizen Lacquerware industry, widely communicating the charm of Echizen Lacquerware, to see, touch and experience.
Hoshogami Hoshoshi or Hoshogami is a luxury paper that was used for official documents especially during the Edo period(1603-1868); it was originally manufactured only at Echizen(Fukui Prefecture), and is now produced in other regions.
実隆公記』の越前朝倉氏の注文という記事からもうかがえるが、ときに政治的な目的にも使用されたらしい。
It seems these works were also used for political purposes, as can be seen from the order for the screens by the Asakura clan of Echizen in"Sanetaka Koki.
Continuation of the production system of nasukozo, which is indispensable as a material of Echizen thick Japanese paper or genuine Mino paper even today, is a concern due to aging of producers and import of inexpensive foreign-grown kozo.
Echizen-kaigan Coast the location facing the Echizen-kaigan Coast, you can see the magnificent sunset over the Echizen-kaigan Coast and the Japan Sea, while you arrive and relax.
Above all, Echizen Ware pottery city is very popular because it is 20% to 30% cheaper than the market price, and it is full of various special events such as village special product bazaar, kayo show, local entertainment announcement, and Satsukiage tea party.
Echizen Ware is counted as one of Japan's six-class old kilns, its history is old, and it has been burned from the end of Heian about 800 years ago from now and more than 200 old kilns have been discovered.
Echizen pottery is counted as one of Japan's 6th generation old kilns, and its history is old, and it has been baked since Heian end of the Heian period about 800 years ago, and more than 200 old kilns have now been discovered.
The Hori clan built the Echizen Fukushima-jo on flat land, and moved in in the 12th year of Keicho era(1607), abandoning the Kasugayama-jo. The castle is located north west of Kubiki plain, and situated at a spot essential to defending the roads of Hokuriku region.
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