Fukui Castle

Fukui City has long existed, and now what is left is some sites, and others have become the office buildings of Fukui Prefecture Government. The remnants of the previous building can still be seen on the site, and there is a well, called Fukui, which should be the origin of the local name.

Tokugawa's family Kang second son Jiecheng Xiukang built. As the second generation of mourning, those who are interested can go to see the "People of Fengchen Family" written by Sima Liaotaro. In fact, to put it bluntly, the origin is not good, the mother's status is too low, after a few twists, was blocked to this remote place.

Fukui City was built in the Edo era for more than 450 years, and currently preserves stone moats, city walls, moats, modern buildings are built on ancient architectural sites, and the police station, hall, and parliament hall are in Fukui City.

A historic castle with beautiful architecture and stunning views of Fukui City.

The scenery is good, don't have a flavor. . . . . .