Itadori Post Town

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A former post town that flourished along the Hokuriku Road. Experience the historical romance of its remaining cobblestone streets and old houses.

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Highlights

  1. Its history as a thriving post town on the Hokuriku Road
  2. Charming streets preserved with original cobblestone
  3. Remaining historical houses from the Edo period
  4. A strategically important route developed by Oda Nobunaga
  5. A captivating journey through historical romance

Basic Information

Address
35-5 Itadori, Minami Echizen-cho, Nanjo-gun, Fukui Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Fukui
Access
Coming from Imajo on the national highway, you can enter the cobblestone street by car. However, coming from Tsuruga, you'll have to make a U-turn, so you can't enter directly. Since the cobblestone street might be a bit tricky to navigate, we recommend parking at the parking lot with restrooms located just off the national highway. To reach it, take a sharp right turn from the Imajo side (or a diagonal left turn from the Tsuruga side). Show route
Op.Hours
Open 24 hours
Cld.Days
Open every day
Fee
Free
INFO
There's a parking lot with restrooms located just off the national highway, a sharp right turn from the Imajo side (a slight left turn from the Tsuruga side).
HP
http://matinami.o.oo7.jp/hokuriku/imajyou-itadori.htm

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