A classic song that celebrates Fukui. The enduring spirit of our hometown passed down through song.
This is a special feature on songs themed around Fukui Prefecture, which faces the Sea of Japan and Wakasa Bay.
Fukui, frequently referenced in enka and folk songs—led by the famous sightseeing spot Tojinbo—is a place rich in nature and full of travel charm and atmosphere.
By the end of this feature, you’ll no doubt want to visit Fukui, and if you live there, you’ll likely grow even fonder of it.
You might even discover a surprising connection—“Wait, this person has a song about Fukui?!”
Be sure to read through to the end!
Playlist
| A classic song that celebrates Fukui. The enduring spirit of our hometown passed down through song. | |||
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Exciting! Echizen Ōnodaimon tetsuji | play_arrow | A song depicting the charms of Ōno City |
| 2east | Fukui City Songyamabiko-kai | play_arrow | Citizen’s Song for the 100th Anniversary of Fukui City Administration |
| 3east | Echizen Capekawanaka miyuki | play_arrow | Echizen Misaki is an enka song that depicts the sorrow of parting. |
| 4east | Echizen honeysuckleKadokawa Hiroshi | play_arrow | A song that delicately portrays Fukui’s climate and romance |
| 5east | Saba Kaido (Mackerel Highway)Iwa Misaki | play_arrow | The tradition of transporting salted mackerel to Kyoto |
| 6east | Echizen Love SnowstormIchikawa Yukino | play_arrow | Yukino Ichikawa’s Heartbreak and Fukui’s Snowy Scenery |
| 7east | Echizen Love SongKouzai Kaori | play_arrow | Kaori Kozai’s “Echizen Love Song” is a masterpiece. |
| 8east | Melancholy Japan SeaShiina Sachiko | play_arrow | A melancholic song by Sachiko Shiina set in Fukui |
| 9east | Oroshi Soba Fukuierina | play_arrow | A hometown-love-filled song that sings of Fukui’s charms |
| 10east | Echizen AffectionItsuki Hiroshi | play_arrow | Expressing the seasonal landscapes of Echizen with a gentle melody |
| 11east | Echizen Bamboo DanceIshikawa Sayuri | ![]() | Sayuri Ishikawa’s Echizen Takemai is a masterpiece that captures Fukui’s nature and the feelings of love. |
| 12east | Wakasa no TakaraSING J ROY | play_arrow | A song overflowing with hometown pride that praises Wakasa in Fukui Prefecture |
| 13east | snowflowerGodai Natsuko | play_arrow | Natsuko Godai “Setchūka”: Depicting Fukui’s nature and a mother’s love |
| 14east | TojinboMizumori Kaori | play_arrow | An immortal classic that portrays the poignancy of heartbreak |
| 15east | Echizen Love WomanTakemura Kozue | play_arrow | Expressing romantic feelings with Echizen koi-onna |
| 16east | Alone on the Sea of JapanIshihara Junko | play_arrow | An enka song along the Sea of Japan coast about a heartbroken journey |
| 17east | The Flow of the Kuzuryu RiverNanbu Naoto | play_arrow | The Kuzuryu River is like a motherly symbol to the people of Fukui Prefecture. |
| 18east | Hokuriku Main LineDaichi Makoto | play_arrow | Daichi Makoto’s song Hokuriku Main Line, which sings of love for Fukui |
| 19east | Echizen ShigureKagami Goro | play_arrow | Describe the relationship between Fukui Prefecture’s daffodils and enka music. |
| 20east | Wakasa Love SongYamamoto Satoko | play_arrow | Enka is easy to listen to, and Wakasa Bay strongly evokes the image of a painful love in its lyrics. |
| 21east | Itchorai-bushiShimakura Chiyoko & Moriya Hiroshi | play_arrow | Introducing the prefecture’s famous spots in the new folk song “Fukui Ondo.” |
| 22east | Danneeza: A Song in the Fukui DialectFukui Kēburu Terebi | play_arrow | In the long lyrics with a Fukui Prefecture accent, “danneeza” is a dialectal expression that indicates affirmation. |
| 23east | Fukui Prefectural Residents’ SongKurata Yoshio, Kobayashi Shigeko | play_arrow | The song of the people of Fukui Prefecture sings of the beauty of the prefecture. |
| 24east | Echizen KamomeMiko Takekawa | play_arrow | Oshimarubashi Bridge is a famous tourist spot in Tojinbo. |
| 25east | Ah, Echizen.Kawamoto Yuki | play_arrow | A song moved by the winter scenery of Echizen Cape |
| 26east | Hokuriku JourneyRyū Tetsuya | play_arrow | Deeply expressing life through Tatsuya Ryū’s matabi enka |
| 27east | We Fukui peopleDuke Aces | play_arrow | Even with Eiheiji and Tojinbo mentioned, the prefecture is unclear. |
| 28east | Travel Sentiments of ObamaMaeda Takuji | play_arrow | The history of Fukui Prefecture and the role of the Miketsukuni. |
| 29east | Alone in Echizen: A Journey Toward TomorrowŌtsuki Miyako | play_arrow | A solo journey by a woman traveling around Fukui while reflecting on a farewell |
| 30east | Echizen TsubakiFujiwara Hiroshi | play_arrow | The camellia is a flower of the Hokuriku region, but it has not been selected in Fukui Prefecture. |


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