Culinary Journey with Traditional Fishing Method Tour

Overview

Available languages

Japanese

English

2 hours

Mobile ticket

Explore the Enigma:

Experience the enigma by immersing yourself in the unique geographical environment of Lake Mikata.

Nature Immersion:

Delight in the picturesque landscapes of the nature-rich Lake Mikata with the guidance of experienced local guides, as it is designated under the Ramsar Convention.

Cultural Lifestyle:

Reflect on the sustainability of the local ecosystem and its cultural practices by witnessing the scenes of traditional fishing methods that have persisted for over 400 years.

Additional Info

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Items to bring：Cold-weather attire is recommended

Group inquiries are also welcome. 　If you wish to participate with 8 people or more, please make an inquiry.

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

What‘s Included

Guide fee

Boat fee

Campground rental fee

Locally sourced ingredients cost

Equipment rental fee

What To Expect

[10:00] Gather at the parking lot of Michi-no-Eki Mikata Goko (Roadside Station Mikata Five Lakes). [10:10] At the nature and waterfowl observation building, a guide will introduce the unique characteristics of Lake Mikata and traditional fishing methods. [10:30] You will sail out of Mikata Lake on a fishing boat and observe the 400-year-old fishing tradition from the lake. (Eels are caught in tube fishing from spring to fall, and Tataki net fishing are used to catch carp and crucian carp in the winter). [11:30] Arrive at the pier. Enjoy local ingredients with locals and fishermen. [12:00] Disband. After the tour, consider visiting the Fukui Prefectural Varve Museum and the Wakasa Jomon Museum to gain a deeper understanding of the area. (Optional) *It is possible to have an interpreter (English) accompany you after the prior arrangement.

Options

English

With a museum guide (Japanese)

Duration: 1 hour
Fukui Prefectural Varve Museum: Visit the Fukui Prefectural Varve Museum and the Wakasa Mikata Jomon Museum.
Admission fee not included