• Chion-in Temple - Chionji Temple is home to one of Japan’s “Three Important Statues of Monju Bosatsu,” the Buddhist deity of wisdom and intellect. Students and parents visit to pray for success in their studies.
• Amanohashidate - Amanohashidate is a beautiful sandbar situated in Miyazu Bay, in the northern part of Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It is frequently regarded as one of Japan’s top three scenic views, along with Matsushima Bay and Miyajima.
• Ine no Funaya - Ine is a coastal area famous for its traditional fishing village scenery and distinctive architectural style known as “funaya.” Often referred to as 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 spaces 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, enjoy a leisurely cruise on Ine Bay to appreciate the scenery from the water, and immerse themselves in the maritime culture of this picturesque coastal town.

• Half Crab Seafood Hot Pot Lunch
• Transportation fare
• Cable car or rope way to the top of the mountain
• Attraction tickets

Embark on a day trip from Osaka to experience the breathtaking landscapes of Amanohashidate, Ine Bay, and Miyama. Delight in a boat cruise, take in the views at Kasamatsu Park, and wander through the Miyama Thatched-Roof Village.

Discover the hidden treasures and unforgettable cultural experiences in Kyoto.

• Explore Amanohashidate, one of Japan’s most picturesque locations
• Try the distinctive ‘Viewing from the Pine’s Root’ method
• Discover the traditional fishing village of Ine and its iconic funaya houses
• Visit Chionji Temple to gain insight into local spiritual traditions

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