• Get ready to be amazed by the beauty of Amanohashidate. Depart from Osaka and get yourself comfortable in air-conditioned bus. Your first stop is Amanohashidate area, you can take a cable car or the chair lift and you can enjoy the scenic view from the Kasamatsu Park, or visit the shrine of Motoise Kono.
• Before going to Ine, make sure to check out the souvenirs shop in Amanohashidate area, and try the Black Chikuwa, steamed and grilled fish paste made from sea bream.
• Ine is a seaside village in the "Kyoto by the Sea" area, which is in the north of Kyoto Prefecture. Ine lies on the coast of the Sea of Japan and is famous for its wooden boathouses, or "funaya.". Ine's boathouses are famous for their unusual architecture: the bottom story stores a boat and fishing gear, while the second story comprises the living quarters. The beautiful scenery at Ine makes it a popular place for filming TV shows and movies. You can also visit Ine Cafe, which is a famous photogenic spot in Ine area.

Amanohashidate is one of the “Three Most Famous Views in Japan.” This natural land bridge is described in legend as having been created by the deity Izanagi-no-mikoto as a path from the heavens to the deity Izanami-no-mikoto. Amanohashidate is a natural work of art, created by the Sea of Japan and the Noda River, flowing from its source on Mt. Oe. Ride cable car (ticket not included) to reach Kasamatsu Park, and enjoy the famous view of Amanohashidate. You can also have your lunch there, relaxing and enjoy the scenic view of Amanohashidate from the restaurant.