• Amanohashidate View Land - AI Overview
  Amanohashidate | Tourist Attraction | Another Kyoto Official Tourism Website
  Amanohashidate is a renowned sandbar situated in Miyazu Bay in the northern part of Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. Celebrated as one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views, it is famed for its resemblance to a bridge to the heavens. This sandbar stretches approximately 3.6 kilometers and is adorned with about 5,000 to 8,000 pine trees, offering a striking contrast of white sand and lush greenery. Visitors can appreciate the splendor of Amanohashidate through various experiences, such as the “between-the-legs view” (looking backward between one’s legs) and enjoying a ride on a sightseeing boat.
• Ine no Funaya - The Ine Boat Houses (Ine no Funaya) are distinctive traditional structures found along the coastline of Ine Bay (Ineura) in Ine Town, Yosa District, Kyoto Prefecture. These unique buildings function as both boat storage and living spaces, with the first floor dedicated to boat storage and the upper floors serving as residential areas. This picturesque location draws over 300,000 visitors each year to a town with a population of merely 2,000.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Driver service fee

• Lunch
• cable car or monorail ride
• Ine Funaya Boat

Offering English-speaking drivers and guides, top-notch service, and daily excursions, we provide comprehensive tours of Japan’s northern coast. Experience the distinctive allure of the floating Kyoto and the Venice of Japan. Delight in seagull-feeding boat trips, picturesque cable car journeys, and cycling tours, enabling you to escape the city’s hustle and bustle while enjoying Japan’s unique natural and cultural splendor. There are no in-store sales, no hidden fees, and no concerns about route planning or complex public transport.

• Elders over 70 years old should be accompanied by a family member

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.