Sakai
Overview
Sakai City boasts stunning coastal scenery and historical significance, especially with the iconic Tojinbo Cliffs—rugged basalt columns that drop dramatically into the Sea of Japan. Visitors can enjoy boat tours or hike along the coastline. The Echizen Matsushima Aquarium and Mikuni Port’s retro townscape offer great family attractions. Moreover, Maruoka Castle, one of Japan’s oldest surviving castles, offers panoramic views and insight into feudal-era architecture. This blend of natural beauty and historical depth makes Sakai a rewarding destination.
What to Eat in Sakai
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Crab (kani)
Fukui
Reservation for Mikuni Inkyojo Sakai in Fukui
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Sushi
Fukui
Fuji Sushi Restaurant Reservations | Sakai, Fukui (Mikunichō)
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Crab (kani)
Fukui
Echizen Kaninobou Restaurant Reservations | Sakai, Fukui
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Yoshoku
Fukui
Gelato & Sweets - CARNA Cafe Reservations | Sakai, Fukui (Mikunichō)
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French cuisine
Fukui
S'Amuser Restaurant Reservations | Sakai, Fukui (Mikunichō)
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Soba
Fukui
Moriyasu Restaurant Reservations | Sakai, Fukui
Things to Do in Sakai
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Sake tasting
Fukui
Tsubosan Sake Brewery Tasting Tour | Sakai, Fukui
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Historical landmark
Fukui
Admission Ticket for Maruoka Castle in Fukui City (Fukui)
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Historical landmark
Fukui
Admission Ticket for Maruoka Castle in Fukui (Japan)
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Theme park
Fukui
Admission Ticket for Shibamasa World in Fukui (Japan)
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Sake tasting
Fukui
Kubota Sake Brewery Tasting Tour | Sakai, Fukui
