• Daily departures. Minimum 1 person. Guaranteed departure on the day of your choice. Avoiding tourist crowds, delving into the northern coastal regions for an alternative Kyoto experience.
• Amanohashidate Stroll, Splashing in the Sea - "Japan's Venice City" - Ine Funaya
• Proficient local drivers providing reliable and considerate service, offering an in-depth understanding of Japan's local customs and traditions.
• Amanohashidate, often called "heavenly bridge," features a stunning sandbar lined with pine trees that stretches across the bay, offering breathtaking views from various vantage points.
• Ine Funaya is known for its traditional fishing houses built on stilts along the coastline. You can explore this picturesque village, learning about the local fishing culture and enjoying the serene atmosphere.
• Both sites are steeped in history and folklore, allowing you to connect with Japan’s cultural heritage in a way that feels authentic and immersive.

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. There is an observation deck on Mount Monju from where Amanohashidate can be viewed. The mountain has a sightseeing car and amusement facilities that are suitable for all ages. (Cable car ticket cost: Amanohashidate Scenic Area Cable Car/Single Railcar Pass 850 Japanese Yen) There is no admission fee.