AmanohashidateIneMiyama Kayabuki no Sato 1-day tour

AmanohashidateIneMiyama Kayabuki no Sato 1-day tour

Tour Schedule :
(It is for private , You can choose your favorite time)

7:30 Meet guide at Hotel lobby
7:40 Move to Ine Crusie ( Hide no port)
10:30 Ine Cruse (25min)
11:30 Move to Kasamatsu Park
12:00 Hashidate Daimaru Seaside Center(Lunch)
13:15 Kasamatsu park sightseeing
Lift or cable car
14:15 Move to Miyama Kayabuki no Sato
16:15 Miyama Kayabuki no Sato
17:30 Comeback to Osaka
19:30 Arrival Osaka
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Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product

Stop At: Ine-cho, Ine-cho, Yosa-gun, Kyoto Prefecture, Kinki

Ine (伊根) is a town located around the Ine Bay in northern Kyoto Prefecture, about 15 kilometers north of Amanohashidate. This working town has a long and rich history as a fishing village and is regarded as one of the most beautiful villages in Japan.

The unique aspect of Ine are its funaya. Literally meaning "boat houses", these traditional waterfront buildings contain garages for boats on their first floors and residential space on the upper floors. Today there over 200 funaya remaining along the bay. Some of them now serve as guest houses where visitors can stay the night and experience the funaya first-hand (see external links for a list of lodgings).

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Monju Amanohashidate Park, Miyazu 629-2244 Kyoto Prefecture

Amanohashidate (天橋立) is a pine covered sandbar that spans the mouth of Miyazu Bay in the scenic, coastal region of northern Kyoto Prefecture. Viewed from the mountains at either end of the bay, the Amanohashidate Sandbar (which roughly translates to "bridge in heaven") looks like a pathway between heaven and earth. The scene has been admired for centuries and is ranked among Japan's three most scenic views.

Several other attractions can be explored on foot or by rental bicycle at either end of the sandbar. They include a couple of temples, a shrine, a small amusement park and observation decks from which to enjoy the view. Visitors can further take sightseeing cruises around the bay or enjoy the sand beaches along the sandbar.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Miyama, Miyama, Fukuoka Prefecture, Kyushu

Miyama (美山) is a remote, rural area in the mountains 30 kilometers north of central Kyoto. The area is famous for its traditional, thatched roof (kayabuki) farmhouses of which over 200 can be seen dotting the countryside. Unlike those found in many other historic towns and districts around the country, the majority of Miyama's old houses survive as residential dwellings where people still live and work. This in turn lends a very nostalgic atmosphere to the area, and gives visitors a chance to experience the traditional, authentic feel of rural Japan.

Duration: 1 hour