Fukui is a prefecture located on the western coast of Japan, known for its beautiful landscapes and rich history. It is bordered by the Sea of Japan to the north and is home to the famous Eiheiji Temple, a significant site for Zen Buddhism. The region is also recognized for its traditional crafts, including Fukui lacquerware. The capital city of Fukui Prefecture is also called Fukui, which serves as a cultural and economic center. The area is famous for its delicious seafood, particularly crab, and is known for its natural attractions, such as the Tojinbo Cliffs and the Kuzuryu River.