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'''Tsuruga''' (
[[File:150228 Kehi-jingu Tsuruga Fukui pref Japan03s3.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Kehi Shrine's Torii Gate]]
==Understand==
Tsuruga
Tsuruga is not a major tourist attraction, but travellers are likely to change trains here, since it's the terminus of the Hokuriku Shinkansen and various limited express services from central Japan.
===Tourist Information===
* {{listing
| name=Tsuruga Information Center | alt=
| address=Kanawacho 1-1-19 | lat=35.
| hours=Daily 08:00-19:00 | price=▼
| lastedit=2020-08-23
| content=Loads of local sightseeing information available here.
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*[https://tsuruga-kanko.jp/lang/?lg=en Tsuruga Guide] is a multilingual guide site by the local tourism association.
==Get in==
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===By boat===
| name=Shin-Nihonkai Ferry | alt=
| address=Mariyama 95-4 | lat=35.6786298 | long=136.0701393 | directions=
| phone=+81 770-23-2223 | tollfree
| hours= | price=
| content=This ferry has lines connecting daily to [[Tomakomai]] port at [[Hokkaido]] (20 hr). Once in a week there is a line to Tomakomai with stops in [[Niigata]] and [[Akita]].
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===By train===
Tsuruga is the southern terminus of the Hokuriku Shinkansen from [[Tokyo]], 3 hours and 8 minutes away on the fastest trains, via [[Nagano]], [[Kanazawa]], [[Komatsu]] and [[Fukui]].
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| content=This JR train connects with [[Kyoto]], 1 hr, and [[Osaka]], 1 hr 20 min.
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==Get around==
==See==
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| name=Kehi Shrine | alt=
| address=Akebonocho 11-68 | lat=35.654949 | long=136.075232 | directions=
| phone=+81 770-22-0794 | tollfree=
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| lastedit=2019-07-22
| content=A well-known shrine throughout its history, its gate is renowned as one of the [[Japan's Top 3|Top 3]] torii gates in the nation, and the shrine was visited in 1689 by
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*{{see
| name=Matsumoto Statues | alt=
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| content=About twenty bronze statues of characters and scenes from the popular anime and manga by Leiji Matsumoto are scattered across the downtown. The statues, each perhaps 1.2-1.5 m (4-5 feet) tall, were erected in 1999.▼
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[[File:150228 Kehi-matsubara Tsuruga Fukui prefecture Japan02s3.jpg|thumb|Kehi no Matsubara]]
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| content=The hot spring was discovered during a railway tunnel digging. An indoor (and partially outdoor) spa is located on a hill and bathers can enjoy a beautiful view of the town and Tsuruga bay. It can be reached from JR Tsuruga station by a Fukutetsu Bus bound for Tunnel Onsen. Get of at "Tunnel Onsen" stop.▼
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| address=Mukaide, 41 Yoshiko | lat= | long= | directions=From Tsuruga Station take a Fukutetsu Bus to Tunnel Onsen
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▲| content=The hot spring was discovered during a railway tunnel digging. An indoor
▲| content=About twenty bronze statues of characters and scenes from the popular anime and manga by Leiji Matsumoto are scattered across the downtown. The statues, each perhaps 1.2-1.5 m (4-5 feet) tall, were erected in 1999.
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▲| content=Kehi no Matsubara is recreational area along the Tsuruga bay. It combines a large pine grove with a white sand beach, very popular with swimmers in summer season.
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==Eat==
Tsuruga is
==Drink==
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==Go next==
* [[Wakasa]]▼
* [[Mihama]]▼
* [[Obama]]
* [[Minamiechizen]]▼
* [[Sabae]]
* [[Fukui]]
* [[Nagahama]]
* [[Takashima]]▼
* [[Hikone]]
▲* [[Wakasa]]
▲* [[Mihama]]
▲* [[Minamiechizen]]
▲* [[Takashima]]
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Latest revision as of 02:40, 14 May 2024
Tsuruga (
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a0/150228_Kehi-jingu_Tsuruga_Fukui_pref_Japan03s3.jpg/300px-150228_Kehi-jingu_Tsuruga_Fukui_pref_Japan03s3.jpg)
Understand
[edit]Tsuruga has been a natural seaport for ages, and these days it is flourishing as a sea gateway to foreign countries. Container ships and high-speed ferries are in service daily, and people and goods are traveling and transporting via the port.
Tsuruga is not a major tourist attraction, but travellers are likely to change trains here, since it's the terminus of the Hokuriku Shinkansen and various limited express services from central Japan.
Tourist Information
[edit]- 1 Tsuruga Information Center (
敦賀 観光 案内 所 ), Kanawacho 1-1-19 (In JR Tsuruga Station), ☏ +81 770-21-8686. Daily 08:00-19:00. Loads of local sightseeing information available here.
- Tsuruga Guide is a multilingual guide site by the local tourism association.
Get in
[edit]By boat
[edit]- 2 Shin-Nihonkai Ferry (
新 日本海 フェリー), Mariyama 95-4, ☏ +81 770-23-2223. This ferry has lines connecting daily to Tomakomai port at Hokkaido (20 hr). Once in a week there is a line to Tomakomai with stops in Niigata and Akita.
By train
[edit]Tsuruga is the southern terminus of the Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tokyo, 3 hours and 8 minutes away on the fastest trains, via Nagano, Kanazawa, Komatsu and Fukui.
- Limited Express Thunderbird. This JR train connects with Kyoto, 1 hr, and Osaka, 1 hr 20 min.
Get around
[edit]See
[edit]- 1 Kehi Shrine (
氣比 神宮 ), Akebonocho 11-68, ☏ +81 770-22-0794. A well-known shrine throughout its history, its gate is renowned as one of the Top 3 torii gates in the nation, and the shrine was visited in 1689 by the haiku poet Matsuo Basho on his famous trip through northern Japan. - Matsumoto Statues (
松本 零 士 シンボルロード). About twenty bronze statues of characters and scenes from the popular anime and manga by Leiji Matsumoto are scattered across the downtown. The statues, each perhaps 1.2-1.5 m (4-5 feet) tall, were erected in 1999.
Do
[edit]![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a6/150228_Kehi-matsubara_Tsuruga_Fukui_prefecture_Japan02s3.jpg/220px-150228_Kehi-matsubara_Tsuruga_Fukui_prefecture_Japan02s3.jpg)
- 1 Kehi no Matsubara (
気 比 の松原 ). A recreational area along the Tsuruga Bay. It combines a large pine grove with a white sand beach, very popular with swimmers in summer season.
- Tsuruga Tunnel Hot Springs (
敦賀 トンネル温泉 ), Mukaide, 41 Yoshiko (From Tsuruga Station take a Fukutetsu Bus to Tunnel Onsen). The hot spring was discovered during a railway tunnel digging. An indoor and outdoor spa is located on a hill, and bathers can enjoy a beautiful view of the town and the bay.
Buy
[edit]Eat
[edit]Tsuruga is a major fishing port on the Sea of Japan. Enjoy freshly-caught seafood at local markets, sushi shops, and restaurants. Famous seafood delicacies include Tsuruga blowfish and, in the winter, Echizen crab.
Drink
[edit]Sleep
[edit]Connect
[edit]Go next
[edit]Routes through Tsuruga |
Fukui ← Echizen ← | N ![]() |
→ Nagahama → Maibara |
Komatsu ← Fukui ← Takefu ← | N ![]() |
→ Nagahama → Maibara |
Maizuru Higashi ← Obama ← | W ![]() |
→ in to ![]() |