[교토] Kyoto's Three Most Popular Check-in Spots - Amanohashidate, Ine Funaya, and Miyama Thatched Cottage Day Tour (Depart from Osaka)

• Amanohashidate: One of the three most scenic views in Japan. Take the cable car and overlook the dragon-like Amanohashidate from the Monjuzan Observation Deck, and enjoy the tranquil beauty of the beach and the sea.
• Ine Town: A small fishing village known as the "Venice" of Japan. On the boat, feed the seagulls and look at the funayas. It's a different experience!
• Miyama Thatched Village: Explore the ancient thatched houses in Japan, feel the seclusion and tranquility, and taste Miyama milk ice cream.

Ine Funaya: A small fishing village known as the "Venice" of Japan. The boathouses built along the coast are scattered and seem to float on the sea. The unique water lifestyle has formed a healing feeling of isolation from the world. There are no bustling tourists here, only sea breeze, fishing boats, and warm human touch, as if walking into a Hayao Miyazaki movie. Amanohashidate: One of the three most scenic spots in Japan, on a beach about 3.6 kilometers long, there are more than 8,000 pine trees forming a shade. After taking the cable car to the mountain, you will see people bending down and looking upside down from under their crotch at the Amanohashidate sandbar in front of them. Miyama Thatched House: One of the three largest thatched house settlements in Japan, a 260-year-old Gassho-zukuri village, where you can take pictures of "My Neighbor Totoro". Here, you can appreciate the traditional architectural style, feel the ancient Japanese style, and there are ancient temples and shrines.