• Amanohashidate View Land - One of the ‘Three Views of Japan’ - Amanohashidate Scenic Area (Approx. 2.5 hours, including lunch break, cost not included)

Amanohashidate in Miyazu Bay on the Sea of Japan is one of the renowned ‘Three Views of Japan,’ along with Matsushima in Mutsu and Miyajima in Aki. The sandbar extends about 3.6 kilometers, formed by coastal sedimentation, and is adorned with around 8,000 pine trees. White sandy beaches line both sides, creating a distinctive natural landscape. Its shape resembles a bridge reaching towards the sky, hence the name ‘Amanohashidate.’ It is located where the Asu Sea and Miyazu Bay of the Sea of Japan converge.

There is an observation deck on Mount Monju offering a panoramic view of Amanohashidate. The mountain features a sightseeing car and amusement facilities suitable for all ages.

(Cable car ticket cost: Amanohashidate Scenic Area Cable Car/Single Railcar Pass 850 Japanese Yen)

There is no admission fee.

• Chion-ji Temple - Chionji Temple - Bunshudo (Temple for Academic Prayers)

Chionji enshrines the Seishi Bodhisattva, the deity of wisdom, akin to the Chinese God of Culture. Chionji boasts the largest mountain gate in the Tango region. A unique feature is the fan-shaped fortune papers. When hung upside down, the fan paper gradually transforms from narrow to wide, symbolizing progress. The nearby rotating bridge connects Amanohashidate and Bunshudo on land. It rotates 90 degrees to allow passage for large vessels (non-scheduled). (Free admission)

Come and enjoy the beautiful sandbar at Amanohashidate beach.

Amanohashidate’s sandbar features white sandy beaches on both sides. The soft, fine sand offers a pleasant walk through the pine forests, where various types and shapes of pine trees can be admired.

• Ine no Funaya - Ine Funaya - “Japan’s Venice City” “Kyoto’s Last Secret Place” (about an hour, a walk, or a ride, or feed the seagulls by boat, boat ticket expenses not included).

[Ine Funaya] Rated as one of the 18 most beautiful villages in Japan, it features unique water boat house buildings. Visitors can experience the original ecological scenery not found in typical tourist spots. There are about 230 boat houses facing south along the coast of Ine Bay for 5 kilometers, where people still coexist with the sea in front of them.

Boat tour

You can take a cruise at your own expense. (Departs every hour and half hour, boat ticket expense excluded: adults JP 1000, children JP 500, seagull bait JP 100 per pack. If the sailing is cancelled due to wind and waves, it will become a free walk).

Cycling tour

Egan provides free bicycles, making it convenient for guests to explore the village freely.

• Vehicle fuel costs and highway tolls
• Vehicle service charges listed in the itinerary
• Driver and guide service fee

• Food and drinks
• Accommodation costs, meals, local self-paying projects
• Other personal consumption expenses

Daily departures with a minimum of one person. Guaranteed departure on your chosen day. Escape the tourist crowds and explore the northern coastal regions for a unique Kyoto experience.

Amanohashidate Stroll, Sea Splashing - “Japan’s Venice City” - Ine Funaya

Expert local drivers provide dependable and courteous service, offering deep insights into Japan’s local customs and traditions.

Amanohashidate, known as the “heavenly bridge,” boasts a beautiful sandbar lined with pine trees that stretches across the bay, offering stunning views from various lookout points.

Ine Funaya is famous for its traditional fishing houses built on stilts along the coast. Discover this charming village, learn about the local fishing culture, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.

Both locations are rich in history and folklore, allowing you to connect with Japan’s cultural heritage in an authentic and immersive way.

• The remaining hours are allotted for the travel time and lunch time.
• Kindly understand that the above itinerary schedule may be adjusted according to weather, road conditions and other reasons.

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