Tsuruga

Mariyama Beach offers pristine waters and tranquil shores perfect for peaceful swimming and snorkeling. Arrive in the morning to experience the calmest waters and bring your own refreshments for a serene seaside day.

This uninhabited island boasts pristine white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, earning its nickname "Hawaii of the Hokuriku Region." Pack supplies for a serene day of snorkeling among vibrant marine life.

Nihonkai Sakanamachi showcases the Sea of Japan's bounty with over 50 seafood shops and 20 restaurants. Sample fresh mentaiko or indulge in a seafood rice bowl while experiencing the market's vibrant atmosphere.

This historic pine grove, one of Japan's Three Great Pine Groves, showcases thousands of red and black pines along a pristine shoreline. Stroll forest paths where verdant trees meet white sand and the azure Sea of Japan.

Crystal-clear waters meet pristine white sand at Tanoura Beach, a tranquil seaside haven perfect for families. Enjoy safe swimming in the shallow waters or try snorkeling through the picturesque natural setting.

This museum chronicles Tsuruga Port's role sheltering Polish orphans and Jewish refugees during dark historical periods. Explore poignant artifacts and testimonies illuminating these humanitarian efforts.

This 1905 red brick warehouse showcases Japan's largest railway diorama of Tsuruga's port town. Watch miniature trains and ships move through changing daylight while dining on local cuisine.

This reconstructed railway museum showcases Tsuruga's role connecting Japan to Europe via the Trans-Siberian Railway. Explore historical exhibits and model trains that bring this international gateway's story to life.