- Basic Information
- Highlights and Attractions
- Access and Nearby Information
- Best Season to Visit
- Photo Gallery
- FAQ
- References
Basic Information
Name: Kehi no Matsubara
Location: Fukui Prefecture, Tsuruga City, Kehi no Matsubara
Category: Coastal Scenic Area
Unique Features: A stunning pine grove stretching along the coastline, known for its spectacular views of the Sea of Japan and an important cultural heritage site.
Highlights and Attractions
Kehi no Matsubara is famous for its beautiful landscape featuring over 5,000 pine trees along a 2.4 km sandy beach. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks, photography with stunning ocean backdrops, and the sight of traditional Japanese fishing boats. The area is also known for its historical significance and offers insights into local culture with nearby shrines and temples.
Access and Nearby Information
How to Get There: From Tsuruga Station, take the bus to Kehi Shrine, which is a short walk to Kehi no Matsubara. Alternatively, driving from Fukui City takes about an hour via Route 8.
Parking Information: Free parking is available near the beach, but space can fill up quickly during peak seasons. Arriving early is recommended.
Nearby Attractions: Visit the Tsuruga Museum of History, Kehi Jingu Shrine, and the Tsuruga Port, which provides insights into the region’s maritime heritage.
Accommodations: Recommended places to stay include local ryokans (Japanese inns) in Tsuruga City or beachfront hotels that offer stunning views of the sea.
Best Season to Visit
Recommended Time: The best time to visit is during spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) for pleasant weather and beautiful seasonal colors.
Climate: Spring temperatures range from 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F) and autumn from 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F), ideal for outdoor activities.
Tips: Dress in layers to accommodate temperature changes, and comfortable walking shoes are recommended for exploring the area.
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FAQ
What to Wear: Light clothing in summer, warm layered clothing in winter, and suitable footwear for walking.
Rules and Etiquette: Please respect nature and avoid littering. Keep noise levels down to preserve the natural ambiance.
Safety Tips: Be cautious along the beach and watch out for currents if swimming. Always stay hydrated during hikes.
References
1. Kehi no Matsubara – Wikipedia
2. Kehi no Matsubara | Recommended Tourist Spot | Fukui Prefecture Tourism
3. Fukui/Tsuruga “Kehi no Matsubara” – One of the Three Great Pine Groves!
4. Kehi no Matsubara – One of Japan’s Three Great Pine Groves, Nationally Designated Scenic Spot
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