[Kyoto / Amanohashidate] Tango Amanohashidate Ine Free Boarding Ticket ｜ Three Views of Japan Amanohashidate / Ine Funaya / Enjoy Tango full of nature!

Amanohashidate and Ine no Funaya are the representative tourist destinations of Northern Kansai. The scenery from the observatory "Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park" on the north side of Amanohashidate is known as the birthplace of crotch peeping. The view from Kasamatsu Park, an observatory that you can visit by cable car lift, is worth a visit! In addition, the Amanohashidate sightseeing boat, which operates along the pine trees of Amanohashidate, can enjoy Amanohashidate with an extraordinary experience of a boat trip. The Ine Bay Tour Pleasure Boat, which goes around the calm Ine Bay, allows you to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Ine's unique boathouse from the sea. If you are lucky, you may be able to see the dolphins approaching the tour boat! In addition, feeding the seagulls from the boat is also a popular experience for both the Amanohashidate sightseeing boat and the Ine Bay tour boat, and it will be a page of wonderful memories of your trip. In addition, this ticket, which includes a fixed-route bus that runs in the Tango region, is a great deal because you can experience the charm of Tango, which is full of nature as well as Amanohashidate and Ine.

"Amanohashidate" is one of the three most scenic spots in Japan along with Matsushima and Miyajima. Amanohashidate, which has a total length of 3.6km and is overgrown with about 5,000 pine trees, is a magnificent view created by nature over many years, and has both beauty and mystery, and can be likened to a "bridge connecting the heavens and the earth." The scenery of Amanohashidate's line of pine trees separating Miyazu Bay and the Aso Sea is like a bridge over the heavens, and when you look upside down the scenery of clouds floating in the sky reflected on the surface of the sea, the sky and the sea are reversed. Since it looks like a bridge over the heavens, it is a scenic spot that is also famous for "crotch peeping".

Funaya is a unique building where the first floor is the sea (ship storage) and the second floor is the living space. In Ine Bay, there are more than 230 boathouses lined up over a 5km circumference, and it has been designated as an "Important Traditional Buildings Preservation District" by the country. Ine, where Funaya is located, is one of the "most beautiful villages in Japan", and the beauty of the scenery created by the beautiful sea and rich nature still retains the beauty that makes you feel the original scenery of Japan.