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郭 **
10 Mar
Our tour guide, Mr. Takahashi, was excellent. The itinerary was well-planned and flowed smoothly, without feeling rushed. He also made sure everyone was present before we departed. Highly recommended!
RIRIN *****
10 Mar
Highly recommended! The activities were very interesting, enjoying the train journey, visiting Amanohashidate and Ine Funaya. Our guide was also very helpful and friendly. The transportation vehicles were clean and comfortable. The driver also drove well throughout the trip. The price was appropriate. However, the itinerary felt a bit short because we had to allocate time for queuing at restaurants during lunch.
1+
JClaire ******
10 Mar
This tour is one of the best I've had in Japan so far. True to what is being advertised. The places we went to are wonderful. Okini for today, Rick and Mika.
1+
Klook 用戶
10 Mar
We participated in a day tour on February 28th. The tour experience was very enjoyable! Our guide, Mia, arrived early at the meeting point to confirm the number of participants and arrange bus seating. She was friendly, always smiling, and very energetic, providing commentary in both Chinese and English throughout the trip, which felt very professional and thoughtful. We are a family of four with two children, and this itinerary is truly suitable for family travel. The overall arrangement was very convenient. Traveling by tour bus was easy and hassle-free, eliminating the need to plan our own transportation. The itinerary also included pre-arranged boat and cable car tickets, making the entire journey smoother. The cable car experience was great, with beautiful scenery, and the children were very excited. Additionally, the seagull feeding activity was very interesting and a memorable experience. Although the weather wasn't ideal that day, with a bit of drizzle, we still had a lot of fun on the overall trip. We highly recommend this tour and are very grateful for our guide Mia's dedicated leadership!
Melissa *******
9 Mar
Our guide, Hua Hua, was fantastic! I e had such a lovely day. I would highly recommend this tour.
2+
Karen *******
9 Mar
I really enjoyed the this day tour.
Thapanee *********
9 Mar
We departed Kyoto at 9:00 AM, which wasn't too early. The management system was excellent, and all trip members were punctual, making the trip very smooth. Our first stop was Ine, where we had 90 minutes to explore. The coffee shops were crowded, so we didn't get a chance to sit down, and our time was up just from walking around. The second stop was a fun boat ride to feed the birds, which wasn't too long. The third stop was Amanohashidate, where we had 120 minutes. The atmosphere was wonderful, but unfortunately, we didn't get to explore everything, including the pine garden, because we ran out of time. Lunch alone took half an hour (you can find lunch spots here). I wished we could have stayed longer. Our guide was polite and managed the time well. It was enjoyable, and I'd love to go again. It was well worth it. We arrived back in Kyoto before 6:00 PM (there was no traffic, even though it was a Sunday).
Klook用戶
9 Mar
We had a wonderful time today, and we'd like to thank Tour Guide Liu for his warm hospitality. He was very attentive to us, helped us take photos throughout the trip, and explained the itinerary very clearly. Thank you, Tour Guide Liu, for giving us such a beautiful memory!

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What to know about Amanohashidate

Amanohashidate is a stunning natural wonder in Kyoto Prefecture, often called the "Bridge to Heaven." It's a long strip of land that stretches across Miyazu Bay. This natural land bridge is one of Japan's top three scenic views. You can walk or ride a bike along the sandbar's path, surrounded by thousands of pine trees. But that's not all! For an unforgettable view, go to Amanohashidate View Land at the southern end. You can ride a cable car or chair lift up the mountain to see the sandbar from above. It looks like a path leading to the sky! You can also visit Kasamatsu Park next, where you can look at the sandbar upside down through your legs in a fun way called "matanozoki." You can easily get there by the Kyoto Tango Railway or the Kyoto Jukan Expressway. It's a perfect day trip from Kyoto Station. Don't miss out on the chance to visit Amanohashidate! Plan your trip today and experience one of Japan's most stunning views.
Monju, Miyazu, Kyoto 626-0001, Japan

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Things to do at Amanohashidate, Japan

Walk Across the Pine-Covered Sandbar

At Amanohashidate, one of the coolest things you can do is walk across a pine-covered sandbar that's often called a "bridge to heaven." This natural land bridge stretches about 3.6 kilometers and is lined with beautiful pine trees. The fresh air and calm surroundings make it a great place to relax and get away from the busy city life.

Visit Amanohashidate View Land

For even more stunning views of Amanohashidate, check out Amanohashidate View Land. You can get there on a cable car or chair lift from the southern end of the sandbar. This park lets you look down on the sandbar, which curves like a dragon between the sky and earth. There are also fun attractions like a Ferris wheel and go-karts.

Explore Kasamatsu Park

On the northern side of Amanohashidate, Kasamatsu Park gives you a different look at the famous sandbar. You can take a cable car to get there and enjoy stunning views of the "bridge to heaven," especially from the mountains. There's even a fun way to see it by bending over and looking at it upside down through your legs. People say it makes the sandbar look like a path to the sky! This park is also a nice place for a picnic, surrounded by the natural beauty of Kyoto Prefecture.

Visit Chionji Temple

To add some culture to your visit, stop by Chionji Temple near the southern end of the sandbar. This lovely temple has a famous five-story pagoda. You can explore the temple's old and beautiful architecture, which connects to Japan's history and spirituality. The temple grounds are well-kept, perfect for taking a break before you continue your adventure at Amanohashidate.

Take a Cruise on Miyazu Bay

For a different view of Amanohashidate, go on a cruise around Miyazu Bay. These cruises leave often and let you see the famous sandbar and the beautiful surroundings from the water. You might even spot some local wildlife, like birds and fish, along the way.

Visit Amanohashidate Jinja Shrine

Visit the Amanohashidate Jinja Shrine for a spiritual adventure. This peaceful shrine near the sandbar is dedicated to Izanagi no Mikoto, a deity from ancient Japan. It's a great place to learn about old Japanese traditions. With its quiet location and beautiful surroundings, it's a nice spot to reflect on the natural beauty.

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