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日本遺産 鯖街道最大の宿場町から若狭湾をめぐる～街道を支えた御食国・若狭の歴史と漁村を探る旅～
Exploring Wakasa Bay from the largest post town on the Japan Heritage Site Sabakaido ~ A trip to explore the history and fishing village of Wakasa, the gourmet country that supported the highway ~

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熊川宿から小浜までの鯖街道のハイライト的なルートに、海沿いの港町をめぐるルートを組み合わせた、鯖街道の起点のまちを深く探るコースだ。まずは旧道を散策しながら瓜割の滝を目指す。若狭は水が豊かな地域で、湧き水は里の暮らし に利用されるだけでなく、海底からも湧き出し海を豊かにしている。漁港周辺で焼き鯖などの海鮮グルメを楽しんだら、市街地を離れ内外海半島の先へ。阿納から田烏までリアス海岸の細かな湾に小さな漁村が続き、日本海を左手に眺めなが らの爽快なサイクリングが楽しめる。今も日本海の幸を供給し続ける若狭の歴史と文化を探してみたい。

It's a course that explores in depth the town where the Saba-kaido Road starts, combining a highlight route from Kumagawa-juku to Kohama with a route that goes through port towns along the sea. Let's take a walk along the old road and aim for Uriwari Falls. Wakasa is an area rich in water, and spring water is not only used for village life, but also springs from the seabed to enrich the ocean. After enjoying grilled mackerel and other seafood flavors around the fishing port, I left the city and headed to the tip of the Naikai Peninsula. From Ano, a small fishing village continues into a fine bay on the Tawasumadrias coast, and you can enjoy exhilarating cycling while looking out at the Sea of Japan with your left. I would like to search for the history and culture of Wakasa, which continues to supply seafood from the Sea of Japan even now.

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