Miso making & Zen Meditation
〜Filled with the essence of Japanese culture〜
"Experience making the famous miso used at Eiheiji Temple! Enjoy a popular lunch to your heart's content!
Experience Zazen meditation and refresh both your mind and body!
Why not discover a new version of yourself through meditation?"
Plan A
①Komego no miso / Making miso
Thanks to its traditional production methods and the peace of mind that comes from being additive-free, it has gained a large following nationwide. Recently, it has also attracted attention due to the global fermentation food trend. While learning how to make miso, a traditional Japanese fermented food, you can also experience and immerse yourself in the world of fermentation culture.
②Miso Cafe Misola / Fermented food lunch
Miso Café Misola is a unique café located in Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture, offering a variety of dishes and drinks made with miso. The café features a diverse menu centered around miso, introducing new ways to enjoy this traditional ingredient. It is especially popular among health-conscious individuals, as its dishes made with miso, a fermented food, are known to be gentle on the body and beneficial for health.（※If you are unavailable, we will provide an alternative proposal.）
③Eiheiji Temple (Visit & Zazen Meditation
Eiheiji Temple is a popular destination for foreign tourists, offering a unique experience that differs from typical sightseeing spots. It provides an opportunity to engage with Zen teachings and experience Japan’s unique spirituality, making it a valuable experience for international visitors. Especially for those interested in mindfulness, it is highly praised. Visitors can also enjoy the beauty of traditional Japanese wooden architecture and gardens, as well as the changing landscapes throughout the seasons. The temple is particularly popular during the autumn foliage and snowy winter seasons.
Required Time
Plan A：5h10m
Plan B：5h30m
Taxi Fare
Plan A：¥62,000
Plan B：¥66,000
※Meals and facility charges are extra
Number of users
1 to 6 people
Plan B
Eiheiji Temple (Visit & Zazen Meditation
Eiheiji Temple is a popular destination for foreign tourists, offering a unique experience that differs from typical sightseeing spots. It provides an opportunity to engage with Zen teachings and experience Japan’s unique spirituality, making it a valuable experience for international visitors. Especially for those interested in mindfulness, it is highly praised. Visitors can also enjoy the beauty of traditional Japanese wooden architecture and gardens, as well as the changing landscapes throughout the seasons. The temple is particularly popular during the autumn foliage and snowy winter seasons.
②Katsuyamaya / Herbal curry
Katsuyamaya is a traditional and long-established shop in Fukui Prefecture, renowned for its Echizen miso and local Fukui specialties. Katsuyamaya plays a vital role in preserving and passing down Fukui's food culture. Their curry is a healthy and body-friendly dish that incorporates local ingredients and the principles of medicinal herbs. This is not just a spicy curry, but a medicinal curry created to help balance and restore your health. Be sure to experience it for yourself.（※If you are unavailable, we will provide an alternative proposal.）
③Komego no miso / Making miso
Thanks to its traditional production methods and the peace of mind that comes from being additive-free, it has gained a large following nationwide. Recently, it has also attracted attention due to the global fermentation food trend. While learning how to make miso, a traditional Japanese fermented food, you can also experience and immerse yourself in the world of fermentation culture.