Kayotei

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Condé Nast TravelerAug 17

Pico Iyer on Seeking Quiet in Japan's Less-Visited Hokuriku Region

With their forested peace and classic temples, Ishikawa and Fukui exude Japanese tradition.

Traditional ryokan with local crafts, tatami rooms, private onsen.

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  • KayoteiHotelTraditional ryokan with local crafts, tatami rooms, private onsen.
  • Alla ContadinaRestaurantJapanese chef trained in Venice serves pasta.
  • Enuma StationRestaurantFrench restaurant associated with Kayotei.
  • Kakusenkei GorgeTrailGorge running lyrically along the back of the village.
  • HanamurasakiHotelContemporary ryokan with art and views of Kakusenkei Gorge.
  • BashōSightHaiku poet who stayed here for nine days in 1689.
  • Elsewhere
  • Ryozo paper millPlaceFukui, JapanGuides visitors in making delicate, translucent washi paper.
  • Heisenji Hakusan ShrineSightFukui, JapanSacred site that housed 6,000 buildings before burning.
  • KippojiSightFukui, JapanTemple with historical ties to Eiheiji, serves monastic vegetarian meals.
  • HakujukanHotelEiheiji, JapanSerene inn adjacent to Eiheiji temple offers modern comforts.
  • Tassajara Zen Mountain CentreSightCarmel, United StatesOldest Zen monastery in the west, set up near Carmel.
  • etoePlaceFukui, Japan
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