[Kyoto] Kyoto: Ine Funaya, Amanohashidate & Miyama Thatched Village Day Tour (Departing from Kyoto)

• Visit three super popular hidden gems in Kyoto Prefecture in one day: Miyama-cho Thatched Village, Amanohashidate, and Ine Funaya.
• Explore Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three most scenic views.
• Stroll leisurely through the small town of Ine Bay, experience the culture of Ine Funaya, walk to Ineura Park, and get a close-up view of the unique Funaya architecture of Ine-cho.
• Miyama-cho Thatched Village, one of Japan's three existing thatched-roof village clusters, boasts the scenery of old Japanese farmhouses and is designated as a National Important Traditional Building Group Preservation District.
• Travel comfortably to popular attractions by dedicated bus, reducing the fatigue of long journeys.
• Staff can communicate in Chinese, English, and Japanese, so there's no need to worry about communication issues.

**Miyama thatched village** Miyama thatched village is located in Nantan City in the suburbs of Kyoto. It preserves Japan's most pristine rural village scenery and is one of Japan's top three "gassho-zukuri" (thatched-roof house) settlements, alongside Shirakawa-go in Gifu Prefecture and Ouchijuku in Fukushima Prefecture. It is an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. **Tenshitate (Three Views of Japan)** Amanohashidate is located in the northern part of Kyoto Prefecture, on a 3.6-kilometer-long sandbar that separates the Sea of Japan's Aso Bay and Miyazu Bay. A continuous line of about 8,000 pine trees forms a roadside tree belt. It is listed as one of the "Three Views of Japan," alongside Matsushima (Miyagi Prefecture) and Miyajima (Hiroshima Prefecture). **Ine Town** Ine Town is located on the Tango Peninsula in northern Kyoto. The seaside fishing village features quiet and simple streets, with the village built along the mountains and water of Ine Bay, stretching for near