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Seaside Promenade
Stretching from Hamanasu Park Beach to Wakada Wada Beach, Takahama's 7km of beach promenade is the perfect route for a relaxing cycle, jog or walk as you take in the picturesque coastal scenery.
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Bettei Tachida
Overlooking Takahama's tranquil port area and with views of Mt. Aoba, this modern style inn benefits from its maritime location while showcasing the sophistication of contemporary Japanese design. Bettei Tachida serves authentic Kyoto cuisine, with traditional seasonal dishes with a focus on the freshest seafood direct from Takahama Port.
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Resort Inn Kishimoto
Just a minute walk from Wada beach, Kishimoto's Resort Inn, with its ocean view bath and adjacent beach house is the perfect accommodation for those looking to enjoy their summer. It's karaoke and cocktail bar "Vivid", with its 50s American ambience and vintage jukebox is a friendly hangout for locals and visitors alike.
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Oyado Kosho
This traditional minshuku inn boasts warm hospitality and gourmet cuisine, specializing in seasonal dishes such as crab and fugu blowfish. The 14 Japanese style guest rooms have comfortable beds and have access to both cypress-wood and rotenburo open air baths. Oyado Kosho has 3 chartered buses, offering a pick up and drop off service for guests.
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En Verve Patisserie
This local café/patisserie serves great coffee and an array of delicious sweets. The cakes and puddings are made using natural and nutritious ingredients, and the cream puffs are a local favorite.
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Bettei Tachida
This modern Japanese auberge restaurant overlooks the old fishing port and has a great view of Mt. Aoba. It serves authentic Kyoto cuisine in a more casual atmosphere and at a reasonable price. The creative menu is a modern fusion of traditional seasonal dishes, including popular dishes like their original steamed egg custard with fruit, tomato and gorgonzola. The ingredients, interior and each piece of ...
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Umikara
UMIKARA, fresh seafood market UMIKARA is located right in the heart of Takahama’s fishing port. The market is full of fresh seafood brought in daily by the fishing boats, and there’s also a select shop where you can find a host of original specialty products that are perfect for souvenirs. The restaurant has a great seasonal menu with traditional Japanese cuisine as well as dishes ...
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Tokioka-So
The proprietress's warm home cooking uses homemade rice and vegetables. For customers who want to have a BBQ, they will prepare ingredients using lots of fresh seafood that is unique to Takahama! The vegetables from the garden are also very popular!
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Sakichi Shrine
With a history spanning more than 1000 years, Sakichi Shrine is one of the most important shrines in Takahama. The precinct's stone walls, added after the shrine's original construction, are said to be built from the ruins of the 16th century Takahama castle. The Seven Year Festival, the largest in the Wakasa region, is held on the grounds and is designated as an intangible folk ...
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Tokioka-So
We serve a full fugu (blowfish) & crab course from November to March. Reservation required: 1 week in advance
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The old Tango-Kaido road
The former Tango Kaido Road (Kyu-Tango-Kaido) runs along the sea through the Wakamiya district of Takahama. Its an old route and its history can still be felt through the atmosphere of its old townhouses.
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Resort Inn Kishimoto
Please enjoy fresh seafood dishes. Reservation required:4 days in advance Opening hours:18:00~21:30 Restaurant homepage:https://yado-kishimoto.com/cuisine.html There is also a bar serving drinks and snacks. Enjoy the retro American atmosphere. Bar homepage:https://yado-kishimoto.com/bar.html