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Depart from Kyoto, Osaka, Nara
Duration: 10 hour(s)
08:00-18:00, 09:00-19:00
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Day 1
Pick-up2 sessions
Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three scenic views, is one of Kansai's most representative spectacular sights. The most classic way to appreciate it is by viewing the pine groves upside down—bending over at Kasamatsu Park or Amanohashidate View Land and looking backward through your legs at the sandbar. The Amanohashidate before your eyes will transform into a giant dragon flying through the sky, which is why it is also known as "Hiryukan" (Flying Dragon View) or "Shoryukan" (Rising Dragon View). Cable car tickets are at your own expense (1,000 yen / general pass). *Due to View Land being closed for maintenance from 2026/12/15 to 2026/12/17, you can only choose to visit Kasamatsu Park.
1 hr(s) 30 min(s) • Self-guided • Pay on site
Chion-ji Temple, located at the entrance of Amanohashidate, is one of Japan's three great Monju temples. Since ancient times, it has been a revered place of worship for students praying for success in examinations. The temple's Tahoto Pagoda, built during the Muromachi period, is a designated cultural property of Kyoto Prefecture, and its rustic and solemn architectural style is worth savoring. The revolving bridge is also quite unique; whenever a boat passes through the canal, the bridge slowly rotates to allow passage, making it a rare sight. Chion-ji Temple is close to the Amanohashidate sightseeing boat pier, making it an excellent starting point for a trip to Amanohashidate. With ancient trees towering within its grounds, one can feel the tranquil and solemn atmosphere of the temple throughout all four seasons.
1 hr(s) • Self-guided • Free entry
Ine Funaya: A traditional fishing village located at the northernmost tip of Kyoto Prefecture, on the Tango Peninsula. Approximately 230 unique "funaya" (boat houses) are lined up along the calm Ine Bay, creating a breathtaking sight. The first floor serves as a boathouse for fishing boats, while the second floor is living space. This "cohabitation of people and boats" lifestyle is unique to Japan, and Ine Funaya has been designated as a National Important Traditional Buildings Preservation District. Taking an Ine Bay sightseeing boat and looking up at the funaya from the sea is the best way to experience the dreamlike scenery of this fishing village "floating on the sea." Ine Bay boat tour tickets must be purchased separately (1,200 JPY).
1 hr(s) 30 min(s) • Self-guided • Pay on site
Custom address2 sessions
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Driver: English, Chinese, Japanese- Transport: Small van
- Admission: Chion-ji Temple, located at the entrance of Amanohashidate, is one of Japan's three great Monju temples. Since ancient times, it has been a revered place of worship for students praying for success in examinations. The temple's Tahoto Pagoda, built during the Muromachi period, is a designated cultural property of Kyoto Prefecture, and its rustic and solemn architectural style is worth savoring. The revolving bridge is also quite unique; whenever a boat passes through the canal, the bridge slowly rotates to allow passage, making it a rare sight. Chion-ji Temple is close to the Amanohashidate sightseeing boat pier, making it an excellent starting point for a trip to Amanohashidate. With ancient trees towering within its grounds, one can feel the tranquil and solemn atmosphere of the temple throughout all four seasons.
- Hotel round-trip transfer (limited to Osaka or Kyoto city area)
- Chinese driver, Japanese driver
- English-speaking driver (driver can use software for English communication)
- Service hours: 10 hours
- Vehicle usage fee
- Fuel and toll fees
- Parking fee
- Services vary based on customer selection: Sedan - 7-seater Toyota Alphard model (maximum 6 people), Sedan - 7-seater Toyota Alphard model (maximum 6 people), Van - 10-seater Hiace model (maximum 9 people)
Meals- Admission: Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three scenic views, is one of Kansai's most representative spectacular sights. The most classic way to appreciate it is by viewing the pine groves upside down—bending over at Kasamatsu Park or Amanohashidate View Land and looking backward through your legs at the sandbar. The Amanohashidate before your eyes will transform into a giant dragon flying through the sky, which is why it is also known as "Hiryukan" (Flying Dragon View) or "Shoryukan" (Rising Dragon View). Cable car tickets are at your own expense (1,000 yen / general pass). *Due to View Land being closed for maintenance from 2026, 12, 15 to 2026, 12, 17, you can only choose to visit Kasamatsu Park., Ine Funaya: A traditional fishing village settlement located at the northernmost tip of Kyoto Prefecture on the Tango Peninsula, lined up in a row along the calm Ine Bay. About 230 unique "Funaya" (boathouse) buildings are breathtaking—the first floor is a boat garage for parking fishing boats, and the second floor is living space. This lifestyle of "humans and boats living together" is the only one of its kind in all of Japan, which also led to Ine Funaya being designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. Taking the Ine Bay sightseeing boat to look up at the boathouses from the sea is the best way to experience the dreamy scenery of this fishing village "floating on the sea." Ine Bay sightseeing boat tickets must be purchased separately (1,200 yen).
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- Overtime fee: 2,500 JPY per 30 minutes (less than 30 minutes is calculated as 30 minutes; more than 30 minutes but less than 1 hour is calculated as 1 hour).
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