Fukui Wakasa-Mihama Tourism Association
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Fukui Wakasa-Mihama Tourism Association

Jun. 27, 2024 (edited)
[Image1]Gokoichi Bus now in service!Operating as a way to travel from the station to tourist sites, the Goko
[Image2]Gokoichi Bus now in service!Operating as a way to travel from the station to tourist sites, the Goko
[Image3]Gokoichi Bus now in service!Operating as a way to travel from the station to tourist sites, the Goko

Gokoichi Bus now in service!
Operating as a way to travel from the station to tourist sites, the Gokoichi Bus departs from Tsuruga Station or mihama station and runs a loop around the Mikata Five Lakes.

[Service period] Saturday, March 16, 2024–Sunday, November 24, 2024
Service runs on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays only (daily service from Saturday, April 27 to Monday, May 6).
[Route] Departing from Tsuruga Station or mihama station, the bus returns to Tsuruga Station or mihama station after calling at tourist spots such as Mihama Town Lake Center, Rainbow Line Summit Park, Kumagawa-juku Jomon Roman Park, and stops including Mikata Station.
See the leaflet or the official website for details.

Note: Seats cannot be reserved.
Note: Service may be altered or suspended depending on the COVID-19 situation. Please check service status in advance.
(Phone inquiries) Fukui Railway Reihoku Sales Office TEL 0778-21-0712

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Aug. 6, 2024
We will hold the “Horticulture LAB Monitor Tour: Spectacular Views! Mikata Five Lakes Enjoyment Tour” from Saturday, August 31, 2024 to Sunday, September 1, 2024. Fukui Prefecture has been drawing attention with the Hokuriku Shinkansen extension. Thirty minutes west from the terminus at Tsuruga Station, you will find the Mikata Five Lakes, each showing a different color. Breathtaking views at Rainbow Line Summit Park, leisurely boat rides, refreshing lakeside cycling, outstanding seafood cuisine…and memorable moments on the Horticulture LAB hill in Fukui Prefecture. We offer family-friendly horticulture activities (Fun Course) and a slightly deeper horticulture class (Exploration Course) for a special experience. Please tell us your impressions after participating. Day 1 11:00 Meet at JR Tsuruga Station = Lunch (unagi and sashimi set) = Horticulture LAB Hill (choose Fun Horticulture Experience - Fun Course or Exploration Course) = Rainbow Line Summit Park = Mihama Town Lake Center (lake cruise on battery-powered boats around the Mikata Five Lakes) = 17:00 Accommodation (overnight by Lake Hiruga, one of the Mikata Five Lakes, enjoy seafood) Day 2 8:45 Depart lodging … Cycling about 20 km (ride along the lakeshore with a guide; in rain: indoor experience) … Lunch / Free time = Sea of Japan Fish Market / Free time (shopping for souvenirs, etc.) = 15:30 Arrival at JR Tsuruga Station Recruitment requirements: Participants must be at least 141 cm tall (due to cycling bicycle sizes). Number of participants: 16 Minimum operating number: 5 Tour staff: A tour conductor will not accompany the group, but support members will ride with you. Planned bus company: Oogi Kanko Taxi Co., Ltd. What the fee includes: Meals: lunch and dinner on 8/31, breakfast on 9/1 Accommodation fee: one night on 8/31 / horticulture experience / Rainbow Line Summit Park admission / cruise boat fare / cycling fee (indoor experience fee in case of rain) / bus transfers between JR Tsuruga Station departure and return Note: Transportation to the meeting point (JR Tsuruga Station) from your home or departure location, food and drink expenses en route, and beverage charges at the lodging are not included. Application deadline: August 16, 2024 Sample prices: Plan A accommodation with Fun Horticulture Course, room for 2–3 people per room: Adult ¥20,000, Elementary school age and younger ¥14,500
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Jun. 27, 2024
[Bicycle Diary] This morning, just as we opened the counter, two inbound guests came to rent bicycles. They wanted to ride around the Mikata Five Lakes, so we added them to the cycling tour originally planned for tourism association members. Everyone cycled slowly together, enjoying the nature. Partway through, there was a fuss about a tire losing air, and a nearby person kindly lent us a pump, which was a big help. They had already been staying in Japan for several nights and visiting many places, and they were very pleased with the Mikata Five Lakes, so it likely became a wonderful memory for them.

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