[Kyoto Amanohashidate & Ine Boathouse] Amanohashidate & Ine Boathouse Secret Spot Discovery - Sea Village Day Trip (From Osaka)

Thanks to our guide, Seo Geum-bong, my husband, my parents, and I went on a babymoon trip to Amanohashidate and Ine Funaya. After only seeing the cityscapes of Osaka, it was wonderful to relax here, enjoy the scenery, and take photos. My parents also loved it, which made me happy. We're leaving with many great memories! Thank you for sharing so many helpful tips. Your kindness made an even greater impression on us.

The scenery at Amanohashidate is truly artistic. However, the dragon seems hard to find, and you don't necessarily need to ride the sky bicycle; it's more reasonable to walk up the stairs to see the view. Personally, I preferred Ine Funaya; the water is clean, and it's a great spot for photos. What I liked most was our guide Mika-san's explanations, which were very interesting and full of valuable information. Even on the way home, after the tour had ended, she continued to recommend good restaurants and provide extra information, which was very impressive. I'm very satisfied.

This day trip to Northern Kyoto was an absolutely amazing experience! The itinerary took us from Amanohashidate to the Ine Bay boat tour, and then to the Ine Funaya boat houses. The scenery progressively unfolded, and it was incredibly therapeutic.✨ Our first stop was Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three most scenic views. From the observation deck, we gazed at the long, narrow sandbar stretching across the azure sea and sky. We also tried the unique 'Matanozoki' view, where you look at the scenery through your legs – it was a novel and interesting perspective, offering panoramic views of the mountains, sea, beach, and villages. Under the clear sky, the photos turned out spectacular, with the vast blue-green ocean providing an expansive view; every shot was wallpaper-worthy. Next, we headed to Ine and embarked on a sightseeing boat tour. The sea breeze was refreshing, and seabirds circled around the boat. The scenery of mountains, forests, and reefs along both sides of the bay was breathtaking. Feeling the sea breeze and admiring the mountains and sea, I felt completely relaxed. After disembarking, we strolled through the Ine Funaya boat houses. The clear blue water reflected the rows of ancient boat houses built right on the water's edge. Peeking through the leaves, it felt serene and imbued with the unique charm of a fishing village. Although today was a quick visit, I truly believe Ine deserves more than just a passing glance! I highly recommend staying here for a night to quietly watch the sunset over the sea in the evening and listen to the sound of the waves. Escaping the hustle and bustle of the city, it's incredibly refreshing and brings a profound sense of peace. Slowing down to experience the gentle charm of the fishing village would be a truly unforgettable experience, highly recommended! (Our guide, Jay, was very humorous and highly skilled, explaining everything in Chinese, Japanese, and English. Thumbs up for him!👍🏻)

Great tour! I highly recommend adding this to your trip. I loved our tour guide she was very helpful. I recommend going to the meet up point at least 15 minutes early because there are a lot of busses (osaka) and tours at the same time. We had plenty of time at each location. If you're vegetarian I recommend bringing your own meal as there aren't many options at the stops. The chair lift is a fun experience but give yourself time to explore the sandbar below as well. After the boat tour there is a boathouse in the village you can go on the first floor for ¥300 great photo spot on the cement blocks at the end.

I really wanted to visit Ine Funaya, so I made a reservation! Our guide was Mr. Goomun-gil, who spoke excellent Korean and was also very fluent in Chinese! Most importantly, he was incredibly kind and genuinely seemed to want to help us enjoy the rest of our trip. The package overall was well-organized, and there was quite a bit of travel time! We slept through it, so it was fine, haha. The weather was often gloomy, with rain followed by sunshine, but it felt like a Totoro forest and was very atmospheric. Luckily, the weather brightened up when we arrived at Ine Funaya, which I was most looking forward to, so we enjoyed sightseeing. And on the way to board the cruise, we drove along the coastal road, and the sunset there was absolutely beautiful. I highly recommend this trip to anyone who wants to experience the charm of a small coastal village!

I highly recommend this one day tour to Amanohashidate. one of a kind view experience of Japan countryside. The views are stunning. No wonder the place is called Venice of Japan. our tout operator Liu was very helpful throughout the day. He ensured to coordinate us to each destinations on time. I recommend Liu😊

Guide Choo Hong, you seem like a genius! You continuously speak three languages: Korean, Chinese, and Japanese, with Chinese appearing to be your main language. You are very diligent and incredibly kind. 1. You seemed quite tired from explaining in both Korean and Chinese. 2. It might be better to spend more relaxed time at the second location, Ine Funaya (the seaside village), rather than the first spot, Amanohashidate (dragon, lift).

Our guide, Mika, did an excellent job of explaining the attractions we would be visiting and providing information about the surrounding areas, keeping us entertained during our travels. She also took wonderful family photos for us. We even returned earlier than scheduled, which gave us more time for our next activity, and we really appreciated that.

I came on a free trip to Japan with my mom this time, and after looking around for things to do to make good memories, I booked a tour and went! Guide "Haehwa" explained in both Chinese and Korean, and led us well even though it must have been tiring! Thank you so much ☺️. The long travel time was unavoidable, but I was nervous that it would rain that day, but it didn't rain and I think I picked the right date to go! The scenery was really beautiful! If I have the opportunity, I would like to ask for your help again!!

Our guide, Mika, was incredibly kind and made the explanations so entertaining that we weren't bored at all during our travels. It was great that she shared not only stories about the destinations but also a lot of local information. In particular, she recommended delicious and famous restaurants, which made our trip even more enjoyable. I highly recommend visiting Ine Funaya Village; the scenery, with its traditional houses blending with the sea, is truly beautiful. Thanks to her, we made wonderful memories :)