Minami-Imajō Station × Ranking Of Accommodation With Signature Seafood CuisineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Gazing at the flowing town, imagining the stillness of time 【A Whole Property Rental in a Historic Post Town】This is Imajo-juku, known as a key point in the Hokuriku region. In ancient times, it was the only route connecting the capital of Kyoto to the rugged mountains of Hokuriku. During the Edo period, it was bustling with many travelers. In the Meiji era, it saw the passage of steam locomotives. A town that thrived with the exchange of countless goods and information. The space, adorned with traditional crafts rooted in Echizen, evokes a sense of refined richness, while the thick, bent beams that have supported the framework for generations inspire vitality and creativity. In an era of constant flow and shifting values, it is precisely because we live in such a fast-paced time that we wish to embrace stillness within life, to slowly reflect on the present and the everyday. Spend precious moments here with your loved ones.

A property surrounded by mountains and located by the Hino River, offering a healing natural environment. It provides good access to the Imajo Soba Dojo and Imajo 365 Ski Resort, and is close to Happiline Imajo Station, making it ideal for enjoying a stroll around the town of Imajo. A D51 steam locomotive is displayed right in front of the facility, serving as a photo spot. Conveniently located in the heart of Fukui Prefecture, it serves as an excellent base for exploring not only Imajo but also all of Fukui Prefecture.