Mikatagoko (registered Ramsar Convention wetland)
Part of the Wakasa Bay Quasi-National Park, it is a popular tourist attraction.
Hotel Sekumiya is located in Wakasa Obama, which is in the middle of the Japanese archipelago facing the Sea of Japan.
Wakasa Obama was a cultural city that was deeply linked to Asia, the Korean peninsula, and the capital of Japan. Even now 130 temples remain, and the city of Obama, where many religious festivals and performing arts are passed down, is recognized in the first edition of Japan Heritage sites founded by the Agency for Cultural Affairs as "Cultural Heritages Linking the Sea to the Ancient Capital: Miketsukuni Wakasa and the Saba Kaido (Mackerel Road)". (Both Obama city and Wakasa-cho are recognized.)
Temples, shrines, Buddhist statues, festivals and other traditional events have been brought about through exchange between Asia and the capital. The unique food culture has also developed throughout history. The wonderfully varied and rich cultural heritage has now been carefully passed on to "Miketsukuni Wakasa Obama". Colored by the varied history and culture spanning 1500 years, Wakasa Obama continues to fascinate people through the generations.
From the radium hot springs/public baths "Umisachinoyu" and "Yamasachinoyu" that include minerals containing radium, to the salt springs of the natural Hanamasu hot springs, open air baths "Hoshizoranoyu" and "Gekkonoyu", and the barrier-free reserved private room open air baths "Wanoyu" and "Kinoyu", we have a wide-range of facilities prepared for you.
The hot spring waters of Mikata Onsen flow in from the neighboring town of Wakasa. This natural sodium-chloride hot spring has a temperature of 33°C, and boasts an abundance of water that flows in at a rate of 190 liters per minute.
In addition to alleviating nerve pain, muscle soreness, and joint pain, the warming effects unique to sodium chloride also help with sensitivity to cold.
Relax as the waters slowly warm you from the inside.
Minerals, such as those containing radium, are taken in as is into our equipment. The abundant mineral content is mixed into the water, transforming it into weak alkali spring water.
The skin is made smooth and the body is warmed to its core, keeping you warm even after your bath, just like a natural hot spring.
Japanese-style rooms, Western-style triple rooms, Western-style twin room, Western-style single/double rooms, special room
Various Room Styles Overlooking Wakasa Bay
From modern Japanese-style rooms and traditional Japanese-style rooms to Western-style rooms, we offer a variety of rooms to accommodate the needs of our guests. Have a relaxing stay as you take in the view of Wakasa Bay. All rooms are equipped with a bathroom and toilet (with heated bidet), as well as Wi-Fi.
The sea of Wakasa is where cold and warm streams meet. You can enjoy the flavors of the four seasons throughout the year.
Please enjoy to your heart's content the taste of Wakasa Obama, brought about by the fresh blessings of the sea.
Make use of our impressive staff and diverse banquet facilities for a wide variety of events, such as wedding reception banquets, parties, meetings, and memorial services.
Including a wedding reception venue, banquet hall, meeting room, semi-private restaurant, VIP room, lobby lounge, and Wakasa Obama product museum, we provide highly local services and hospitality for customers from near and far.
"Wakasa Obama" is a town located on the Hokuriku path. A town that is rich with history, it is often praised as being "Nara with an ocean".
Tour the shrines and temples with their many cultural assets and the charming townscape, and let your mind wander in the dream the ancient people held for this land.
Part of the Wakasa Bay Quasi-National Park, it is a popular tourist attraction.
The standing statue of the 11-faced Kannon Bosatsu is an important cultural property. Please enjoy viewing the statue, along with the relaxing space.
Listed as one of Japan's Special Places of Scenic Beauty. A valuable ruin where the townscape of the Warring States period can even be felt today.
A red light district that flourished in the Edo period. The ancient rows of houses remain even today.
The torii gates here have a history of about 1000 years, and are famous for being large wooden torii with beautiful upturned edges.
Located on a 11.24 km toll road is a mountain top observation deck. You can reach the observation deck via cable car or lift.
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