Fukui Wellness Park

Fantastic indoor/outdoor sports complex

Takako Sakamoto Nov 04, 2014 - 1 min read

<p>Fukui Wellness Park seen from the parking lot...it's huge!</p>

<p>Walking on a crossover bridge leading to the main sports facilities</p>

<p>Yellow carpet of fallen leaves on grass and the pathways</p>

<p>Yellow gingko trees reaching high into the blue sky</p>

<p>Entrance of the sports center; you can enjoy various sports here</p>

<p>In the lobby of the sports center</p>

<p>Restaurant inside the sports center</p>

<p>There are eight tennis courts inside the park. The fee for one court is 210 yen per hour.</p>

<p>The 400 meter all-weather running track. You can use it for free if you don't mind running with others</p>

<p>Stairways leading to the sports center. The piece of art in front is called 'A Rhythm to the Future'.</p>

<p>Water slide of the outdoor pool. As water is warm, you can use it all year round.</p>

<p>Indoor pool. The fee is 600 yen for adult, 240 for children under junior-high school student.</p>

<p>Map of Fukui Wellness Park. You can enjoy various sports activities here!</p>

<p>Grass ski field. You can rent the grass-ski paraphernalia for 500 yen per hour.</p>

<p>Trees changing colors in front of the sports center</p>

<p>Crossover bridge under the setting sun</p>

Located a thirty minutes drive from the center of Fukui city, Fukui Wellness Park is a large sports park in an idyllic setting surrounded by mountains. There are various sports facilities inside; a sports center in which you can enjoy indoor sports such as volley ball, table tennis, badminton, a gym, along with an all-year indoor/outdoor pool, a spa and a sauna. Out in the park, there is a 400 meter running track, eight tennis courts, a grass ski field, eight gateball courts, a soccer ground, a softball ground, a mountain bike course, and more. Since it's run by the local government, you can use it for a very reasonable price (See the price list here in Japanese). The park is free to explore. If you visit here, you'll know how blessed Fukui is with nature and space!

Fukui Wellness Park Series 1. Fukui Wellness Park 2. Fall Colors at Fukui Wellness Park

Takako Sakamoto @takako.sakamoto

I was born in and grew up in Tokushima prefecture, and have lived in many places since then: Nishinomiya, Kyoto, Nara, Mie, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Fukuoka and Fukui. I am currently living in Yokohama City. All the places I lived, all the places I visited, I have loved dearly. The histor...