Osaka Amanohashidate and Ine Scenic Views with Lunch tour

Chionji Temple houses one of Japan's "Three Important Statues of Monju Bosatsu", the Buddhist god of wisdom and intellect. Students and parents come to pray for academic success.

Amanohashidate is a scenic sandbar located in Miyazu Bay, northern Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It is often considered one of Japan's three most scenic views, alongside Matsushima Bay and Miyajima.

Ine is a coastal, renowned for its traditional fishing village scenery and unique architectural style known as "funaya." Ine, often called the "Venice of Kyoto,". The town's waterfront is lined with rows of these funaya, which are wooden houses built directly over the water on stilts. The upper floors of the funaya serve as living quarters for local fishermen and their families, while the ground level is used for boat storage and maintenance. Visitors to Ine can explore the charming streets lined with funaya, take a leisurely cruise on Ine Bay to admire the scenery from the water, and experience the maritime culture of this picturesque coastal town.