Hotels in Fukui, Japan

Fukui is a prefecture on Japan's Sea of Japan coast, known for its dinosaur fossils and the Zen Buddhist temple Eiheiji. Winters bring heavy snowfall (averaging 30°F/-1°C), making it a prime spot for skiing at the Hakusan Mountains, while summers are mild (around 80°F/27°C) and perfect for hiking the Tojinbo cliffs or visiting the Fukui Dinosaur Museum, the largest in Japan. You can explore the ancient samurai town of Obama in the spring for cherry blossoms, or head to the port city of Mikuni in autumn for fresh crab at local markets.