Tsuruga What to Eat - Page 2

Overview

Tsuruga is a historically significant port city located on the Sea of Japan, serving as a cultural and international gateway for centuries. Its iconic Tsuruga Red Brick Warehouses have been transformed into charming cultural spaces and cafes. Kehi Jingu Shrine, with its massive wooden torii gate, is one of Japan’s most revered shrines. Tsuruga also holds a unique place in history for welcoming Jewish refugees during WWII, commemorated at the Port of Humanity Tsuruga Museum. In addition, visitors can relax at Kehi-no-Matsubara, a pine grove beach designated as one of Japan’s top 100 scenic coasts.