Ine Fishing Village

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Tamiya Raden

Explore the internationally acclaimed silk house owned by the Tamiya family, where modern techniques meet ancient traditions in the production of exquisite silk textiles.

Tayuh Textile Co.

Witness the intricate process of producing chirimen silk, a delicate and high-quality silk crepe used for creating kimonos and obi belts, at this award-winning factory in Amino.

Chirimen Kaido

Stroll through Chirimen Kaido in Yosano, a historical silk district that offers a glimpse into the region's former glory and the deep-rooted tradition of chirimen production.

Culture and History

Experience the rich cultural heritage and historical significance of Ine Fishing Village Yosano, where age-old techniques of silk production and textile weaving have been preserved for over 300 years. Ine's rich history dates back to ancient times, with connections to legends like Urashima Tarō and Xu Fu. The town's maritime past and Edo Period influences are evident in its architecture and local traditions, making it a fascinating destination for history buffs.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in popular local dishes in Yosano, where traditional flavors and unique culinary experiences await. Don't miss the opportunity to savor the authentic taste of the region. Indulge in the flavors of Ine with its unique local cuisine, featuring fresh seafood and traditional Japanese dishes. Don't miss the opportunity to savor the regional specialties and experience the culinary delights of this charming town. Savor the flavors of the Japan Sea with fresh seafood dishes like the Tango Buri Shabu Otakara Zen meal and the Tango Otakara rice bowl. Don't miss out on the local black soybean and dainago adzuki beans soft-serve ice cream for a sweet treat.