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Bus tours depart from Osaka Nihonbashi Exit 2 at 8:40 am or from Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit at 9:50 am.
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[11:20] Kyoto
One of the 'Three Views of Japan' - Amanohashidate Scenic Area (Approx. 2.5 hours, including lunch break, cost not included)
Amanohashidate in Miyazu Bay on the Sea of Japan is one of the special scenic spots referred to as the 'Three Views of Japan,' alongside Matsushima in Mutsu and Miyajima in Aki. The sandbar stretches about 3.6 kilometers and is formed by coastal sedimentation, with around 8,000 pine trees present. White sandy beaches line both sides, creating a unique natural landscape. Its shape resembles a bridge extending towards the sky, hence its name 'Amanohashidate.' Positioned where the Asu Sea and Miyazu Bay of the Sea of Japan meet, it offers not only pristine natural beauty but also an expansive view of the islands.
There is an observation deck on Mount Monju where Amanohashidate can be viewed. The mountain has a sightseeing car and amusement facilities that are suitable for all ages. The view of Amanohashidate from here resembles a flying dragon flying to the sky, known as the 'Flying Dragon View,' offering a dynamic view of Amanohashidate. (Cable car ticket cost: Amanohashidate Scenic Area Cable Car/Single Railcar Pass 850 Japanese Yen)
Chionji Temple - Bunshudo (Temple for Academic Prayers)
Chionji enshrines the Seishi Bodhisattva, the deity of wisdom, similar to the Chinese God of Culture. Chionji boasts the largest mountain gate in the Tango region. What makes it unique is the fan-shaped fortune papers. When hung upside down, the fan paper gradually transforms from narrow to wide, symbolizing progress. The nearby rotating bridge connects Amanohashidate and Bunshudo on land. It rotates 90 degrees to allow passage for large vessels (non-scheduled). (Free admission)
Come and enjoy the beautiful sandbar at Amanohashidate beach.
Amanohashidate's sandbar has white sandy beaches on both sides. The soft, fine sand provides a pleasant walk in the pine forests, admiring various types and shapes of pine trees. The Amanohashidate Shrine is halfway between Amanohashidate and is a great place to pray for love. There is an ancient well-known as 'Iwakura-Izumi' that is listed as one of Japan's renowned springs. Remember to wash your hands before offering prayers. During the summer, it transforms into a beach with no entrance fee, offering changing rooms, lifeguards, and coin-operated showers. The beach's pine trees create natural umbrellas.
Amanohashidate Onsen - Chie no Yu
In front of JR Amanohashidate Station is the Amanohashidate Onsen, known for its natural hot spring water, which is believed to be good for the skin. If you're interested, you can try a soak. (Free outdoor foot bath with an entrance fee of 700 Japanese yen).
[14:30] Kyoto
Ine Funaya - "Japan's Venice City" "Kyoto's Last Secret Place" (about an hour, a walk, or a ride, or feed the seagulls by boat,boat ticket expenses not included).
[Ine Funaya] Rated as one of the 18 most beautiful villages in Japan by the Japanese, it has a unique water boat house building in Japan, and you can experience the original ecological scenery that is not available in tourist attractions.There are about 230 boat houses facing south along the coast of Ine Bay for 5 kilometers, and people still coexist with the sea in front of them. The beautiful, transparent sea, the dark green mountains, the rapidly changing sky color, and the colors of the Funaya buildings , representing the Japanese style, are the colors that you can only experience in Ine Town.The fishing village along the coast, away from the hustle and bustle and full of rustic innocence.
Boat tour
You can take the cruise at your own expense. It takes about 25 minutes to travel around Egan Bay, and you can also provide bait for seagulls.Enjoy a special time with your family with the view of the boat house from the deck on the 2nd floor(departs every hour and half hour, boat ticket expense excluded: adults JP 1000, children JP 500, seagull bait JP 100 per pack, If the sailing is cancelled due to wind and waves, it will become a free walk).)
Cycling tour
Egan provides free bicycles, making it convenient for guests to explore the village freely. You can rent bicycles or return them directly at any rental point.It's a great feeling to ride a bicycle in an empty alley (with no service charge). There are 5 parking spots in the village, which are super convenient.)
[15:30] Return
It's a happy ending to today's tour and start to return.
[18:00] Kyoto
The disbanding will take place at 18:00 at Kyoto Station, Hachijo Exit - Tour Bus Parking Lot.
[19:00] Osaka
Shinsaibashi,Dotonbori area (about an hour, free time)
Tourists can choose to play in the Shinsaibashi area of Osaka for one hour. After the tour, it ends directly in the Shinsaibashi area.
Tourists who do not want to play can simply disband in the Shinsaibashi area.
| Location | Time | Address |
| Nihonbashi Exit 2 (Namba Shinsaibashi area) Osaka Gathering Point | 8:40 | 1-chome-3-6 Nipponbashi.Chuo Ward,Osaka.542-0073 |
| Kyoto Station, Hachijo Exit - Tour Bus Parking Lot Kyoto Gathering Point | 09:50 | Kyoto-Hachijoguchi Bus Loading Area Higashikujo Nishisannocho, Minami Ward, Kyoto, 601-8003 Japan |
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A refreshing change of pace from the usual Kyoto tours. The layout of Amanohashidate is mesmerizing, and the village of Ine has such a peaceful, timeless appeal. Loved the personal touches from our local guide—it felt like traveling with a friend.
Perfect slow-travel day: sea breeze, pine paths, boat houses.
A beautiful blend of coastal nature and historic ambiance. Highly recommend.
Absolutely loved it—from avoiding the tourist crush to enjoying hidden coastal gems. Strolling through Amanohashidate’s scenic zone, splashing in the sea, and gazing at the floating Funaya houses in Ine made for a day full of soulful, slow-paced beauty.
Beautiful coast, traditional village—instant favorite tour!
Perfect for those who want to slow down and enjoy beauty at a gentle pace. The coastal walk was serene, the views from the viewpoint are postcard-perfect, and the ride through Ine’s traditional village was peaceful and nostalgic.
A tranquil escape from the city—gorgeous views and peaceful vibes.
One of the most enchanting day trips I’ve taken. The peaceful coastline of Amanohashidate is breathtaking. Then Ine’s boat-house village felt frozen in time—so serene and authentic. The whole trip was paced perfectly, with a friendly and knowledgeable driver. Truly a ‘slow travel’ gem!
Highly recommend this if you're craving tranquility and scenic charm. Amanohashidate offers sweeping ocean views and peaceful moments, while Ine’s waterfront village brings history to life. All in one relaxed, well-organized day.
Relaxing, scenic, and full of character—loved every moment.
Amanohashidate’s views were stunning, and Ine’s boat houses were seriously charming!
This tour is such a lovely break from the usual city hustle. We walked along the picturesque sandbar, dipped our toes in the sea, and then admired the historic Funaya boat houses. A wonderfully curated, relaxing experience.
This tour completely exceeded my expectations! Wandering along Amanohashidate’s pine-lined sandbar felt like stepping into a dream—especially when viewed upside down from above. The quaint Funaya boat houses in Ine were charming beyond words. The local guide’s insights into traditions and customs added so much depth to the experience.