Amanohashidate Private Customizable Tour from Osaka or Kyoto

The Amanohashidate in Kyoto, Japan, attracts tourists with its stunning natural beauty, including a pine-covered sandbar stretching across Miyazu Bay, offering breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere.

Chion-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan, draws tourists with its grand architecture, serene gardens, and rich cultural heritage, providing a captivating glimpse into Japan's religious and architectural history.

Ine bay, its natural beauty and rich ecosystem are recognized around the world, is the member of the World’s Most Beautiful Bays Club and the sister bay of Mont Saint-Michel in France. Ine town is also a member of the federation of “Les plus beaux villages de la terre”. Ine no hunaya Houses are two-story boat houses. The first floor is a boat garage and the second floor is a residence area. In Ine, 230 Funaya houses stand lined up in a row for 5km. There are sightseeing boats operated by us that go around inside the bay, and it takes about 25 minutes. You can enjoy the landscape of ”Funaya” from the sea, while you are on the boat. If you’re lucky enough, you can also feed many seabirds fly close to the boat.

Funaya is a unique building where the first floor part is the sea (boat storage area) and the second floor part is a residential space, and recently it has been used for guest rooms and inns. In Ine Bay, this boathouse is lined up for 5 km, and it has been selected as a "Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings" in the country. Because "Aoshima" at the entrance of Ine Bay plays the role of a breakwater, it is less affected by the wind, the waves are calm, and the scenery where time flows slowly is somewhat nostalgic, and the beauty that makes you feel the original scenery of Japan is still cherished. Ine is one of the "most beautiful villages in Japan", and the beautiful sea, rich nature, and the beauty of the scenery created by the wisdom of the lives of the people living there drifts Ine's unique poetry. Customers will see Funaya on the sightseeing boat.