Kehi Jingu Shrine
Kehi Jingu Shrine, the Chief Guardian Shrine of the Old Hokuriku-do Region
Kanegasakigu Shrine
Kanegasakigu Shrine, the Shrine of Difficult Breakthroughs and Love
Kanegasaki Ryokuchi Park
Feel the Salty Sea Breeze during a Relaxing Walk
Tsuruga Red Brick Warehouse
Red Brick Buildings with a Century of History
Minato Tsuruga Yama Kaikan
The Floats of the Tsuruga Festival, All in One Place
Former Tsuruga Port Station Building (Tsuruga Railway Museum)
Once the Shortest Route to Europe
Port of Humanity Tsuruga Museum
Tsuruga Port: Telling Stories of Life and Peace
Tsuruga Municipal Museum
With its Retro Look, Even the Building Tells of Tsuruga’s History
Kami-Warabe Washi Paper Doll Museum
The Sights of Long-ago Japan, Preserved for Today
Seimei Shrine
Seimei Shrine, Connected to the Onmyoji Abe no Seimei
Tsuruga Museum Street
Shopping on a Street of Historic Buildings
Takatoro Tall Stone Lantern at Suzaki
A Tall Stone Lantern that Tells of the History of Tsuruga Port
Kehi no Matsubara (Pine Tree Park)
A Nationally-Designated Site of Scenic Beauty Known for its Beautiful Pines
Graves of Takeda Kounsai and Followers
Nationalistic Imperialists Tragically Executed at the End of the Samurai Period
Saifukuji Temple
Fall Colors Make this a Seasonal Sight to See
Shibata Garden
A Strolling Garden with Groves and a Pond, incorporating Mt. Nosaka as a Backdrop
Sunset Atelier, a Lovers’ Sanctuary
The Breathtaking View that Captivated Emperor Taisho
Jogu Shrine
The Rear Shrine of Kehi Jingu Shrine
Nakaikemi-shicchi Wetland
A Ramsar Site Home to 3,000 Species of Flora and Fauna
Ikenokouchi Marsh
Full of Plants and Animals Unseen on the Plains
Ruins of Genbao Fort (Uchinakaoyama Fort)
Famed for its Incredible Fortification Technology in the Battle of Shizugatake
Mizushima Resort Uninhabited Island
An Island Paradise on the Deep Blue Sea of Tsuruga Bay
Tsuruga Symbol Road
Tsuruga, a Port City and a Railway City
Tateishi Cape Lighthouse
A Scenic Walk Along Tateishi Cape at the Tip of the Tsuruga Peninsula