[Kyoto] Kyoto: Tango Railway Sea Train & Amanohashidate & Ine Boathouse Cruise Day Trip (From Osaka)

• * [Yuragawa Bridge] A super popular photo spot in the Tango area of northern Kyoto! Every time the train crosses the river bridge, it's like speeding on the sea, as if entering a dreamy scene like an animation.
• * [Amanohashidate] One of Japan's three major scenic spots, a 3.6 km sandbar covered with about 7
• 000 pine trees, resembling a bridge to heaven.
• * [Ine Boathouses] Approximately 230 traditional boathouses built along the coast of Ine Bay are scattered in a well-organized manner, giving it the reputation of "Venice of Japan".
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Experience the real-life version of the classic scenes from "Spirited Away"! Overlooking Amanohashidate from Amanohashidate View Land, you'll witness a breathtaking view of a dragon leaping between the sky and the sea, interwoven with the Asoumi Sea. Don't forget to try the unique "Matanozoki" (crotch-viewing) – an amusing way to see Amanohashidate upside down! You can also choose to ride the sightseeing cable car or chairlift, experiencing the fun of overlooking the magnificent scenery from the sky. In Amanohashidate, you can also visit the historic Chionji Temple and taste the famous "Wisdom Dumplings" in front of the temple. Observe the "Rotating Bridge" that rotates 90 degrees each time a ship passes, and the beautiful coastal scenery surrounded by pine forests. With ample time, you can arrange your itinerary freely. Explore "Japan's closest town to the sea" – Ine, where well-arranged traditional boathouses, nostalgic streets, and hidden cafes and sake breweries intertwine. Take a pleasure cruise arou