Explore the stunning landscapes of Amanohashidate, Ine Bay, and Nariaiji Temple on this guided tour. Begin at Nariaiji Temple, one of the Saigoku Kannon pilgrimage sites, offering breathtaking views of Amanohashidate and a serene atmosphere. Next, enjoy the panoramic vistas from Kasamatsu Park, famed for its picturesque sandbar. Descend via a cable car or chairlift, savoring fresh seafood or vegetarian lunch, and embark on a sightseeing cruise in Ine Bay to witness charming funaya boat houses. Conclude your day with a peaceful stroll through Ine village, soaking up its unique fishing community vibe.
- Visit Nariaiji Temple with stunning views and spiritual significance
- Experience the traditional matanozoki pose for unique sandbar views
- Enjoy a local seafood lunch with vegetarian options available
- Cruise Ine Bay and stroll through the picturesque fishing village
Duration: 11 hours<br/>Lunch with soup: Seafood tub sushi or TACO RICE with soybean meat (vegetarian)<br/>Pickup included
Duration: 11 hours<br/>Lunch with soup: Seafood tub sushi or TACO RICE with soybean meat (vegetarian)
Duration: 8 hours: About 8.5 hours <br/>Lunch with soup : Without drinks <br/>Minivan, Minibus, Coach: Depending on the number of customers, it may be a minivan, a minibus, or a coach.
A peaceful mountain temple with stunning views of Amanohashidate.
Highlights:
• Historic wooden halls & sacred Kannon statue
• Panoramic views of sea and Amanohashidate sandbar
• Collect a Goshuin (temple stamp)
• Calm, nature-filled atmosphere
A top viewpoint on the north side of Amanohashidate.
Highlights:
• Stunning panoramic views
• Try the fun Matanozoki upside-down viewing
• Ride the chairlift or cable car
• Café & photo spots
A seaside hub at Amanohashidate.
Highlights:
• Beach access & summer swimming
• Sightseeing boat rides
• Fresh seafood dining
• Souvenirs & local products
A relaxing cruise around the scenic bay.
Highlights:
• View the Funaya boat houses
• Feed the seagulls
• Enjoy calm sea views & photo spots
A rest stop with the best views of Ine Bay.
Highlights:
• Overlook the Funaya boat houses
• Souvenir shops & local products
• Scenic photo spots of the bay
A charming fishing village with houses built on the water’s edge.
Highlights:
• Stroll past traditional Funaya boat houses
• Take photos of the unique waterfront scenery
• Relax at local cafés with bay views
• Enjoy a peaceful walk along the seaside
Please kindly wait at the Tourist Bus Station, Kyoto Station Hachijo Entrance (on the south side of Kyoto Station) 10 minutes before departure.
The boarding area, with a white canopy, has 10 lanes (assigned randomly).
Please kindly look for the “Isseisyoji” sign.
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Osaka Station, Shin-Osaka Station
Osaka Station Bus Terminal, Umeda Bus Terminal
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