Things to do in Wakasa

this place is very beautiful and peaceful. i went here with my family and friends. This place is in the hills 400 m high from sea level. we can see 5 lakes from its tops. there is cable car facilated to reach in the peak of mountain . I suggest to visit this place for those who love to see stunning view of pure nature.

As the sun dipped behind the distant mountains, I found myself at 道の駅三方五湖自然観察棟. The air was crisp, carrying the scent of pine and the gentle lapping of waves. With each step, the tranquil beauty of Lake Mikata unfolded. Reflecting hues of orange and pink, the water mirrored the changing sky. It was a moment frozen in time, where the world paused, and nature's artistry painted an indelible image in my heart.

In the happiest place in the world (unfortunately, I got caught in the rain). The advantage of rainy days is that many outdoor attractions have no queues. I even bought a travel insurance policy specifically for entering the Mario area, but it was useless because of the rain. The disadvantage of rainy days is that I got soaked the whole time (screaming loudly!). My pants were completely wet sitting on the chairs of the outdoor attractions, and I bought an expensive raincoat (though it was pretty good quality). Some attractions even stopped operating temporarily when the rain was heavy. Next time, I'll choose a sunny day and definitely see the sunset at Mario.

Kumagawajuku is an important post station from Wakasa to Kyoto. It is a former post station. On the 1-kilometer-long street, you can see the traces of the magistrate's office, police station, and warehouse at that time, which preserves the prosperity of the post station in the Edo period. It is an important traditional building group preservation area designated by the Japanese government. Kumagawajuku also has many recommended delicacies. In addition to mackerel sushi, kudzu cake made of kudzu powder is also one of the delicacies. If you have the opportunity to come here, you must try it.

導游RURU捧捧达! will recommend to my friend