Amanohashidate tours

(1) Itinerary 1: The Tango Railway Sea Train offers a charming experience with its old-fashioned train cars. The scenery along the way is a delightful mix of mountains and seascapes. The retro interior of the carriages was a great treat for someone who loves nostalgic ambiance like me 😎. Our guide, Joe, provided clear explanations of the itinerary and helped us understand the local culture and history. (2) Itinerary 2: Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three most scenic views. The cable car ride up the mountain was very comfortable, and the views from the top were stunning. However, be sure to bring an umbrella as it can get very hot in the summer, making the viewing experience more pleasant 😁. The guide also helped everyone take photos along the way, capturing memorable moments of the trip. (3) Itinerary 3: Ine no Funaya (boat houses). Viewing the boat houses from the sea was enjoyable. The sea was calm, making the boat ride very comfortable and not causing any dizziness. The seagull feeding experience was also a lot of fun. The boat also has an indoor cabin with air conditioning, so you don't have to worry about the temperature being too high. The scenery you can capture on the boat includes the boat houses and seagulls; please refer to the attached photos. A major highlight is that after the boat trip, you can also walk around the boat houses and quietly admire the old boat houses that have been preserved for many years. Conclusion: The meeting point for the trip was easy to find, and the time spent at each attraction was just right. There were also many restaurants to choose from at the lunch stop (Amanohashidate). I highly recommend this trip to travelers who enjoy scenic views and want to take a walk in the countryside. Our guide, Joe, provided interesting explanations, and the driver had excellent driving skills. I felt like sleeping as soon as I got on the bus 😴, allowing me to rest well. But remember to go to bed early the day before the trip so you can make the 7:20 AM departure from Dotonbori's Kani Doraku East Store.

An excellent day trip experience! Our guide, Apple, was attentive and thoughtful throughout the entire journey, and the driver was punctual and efficient. It's a completely different experience compared to day trips in China. I will definitely participate in similar activities in the future.

Our group had 11 people, so we were assigned what looked like a 10-seater vehicle. However, my family of four was placed in the very back row (the area for luggage, but with chairs set up for seating). Because the journey was long, the seats were uncomfortable, and we ended up with sore backs and discomfort throughout the day. This was not okay. The itinerary involved visiting three locations in one day, with long travel times. We only had 30 minutes at Miyama, and I suggest removing it from the itinerary as the quality of the visit was poor. Ine no Funaya and Amanohashidate were excellent and well worth the visit. Our tour guide, Mr. Sun, was very knowledgeable, even explaining the history and geography, and he also helped us take great photos!

Our tour guide, Lai, was fantastic! He shared a lot of interesting Japanese culture and anecdotes. The itinerary was well-planned, and he took great care of all the tour members. Traveling to Amanohashidate, which is quite far, is much more comfortable with a day tour like this. The scenery at Amanohashidate is absolutely beautiful, and the Ine boathouses are very cool. Although, I think many people probably feel that feeding the seagulls and sea eagles is the main attraction 🤣. However, the time at Amanohashidate was a little rushed; there wasn't much time to walk on the sandbar. Overall, it was a pretty enjoyable trip. Besides the summer sun, there weren't many downsides. By the way, it seems like most people board the bus from Osaka; I was the only one who boarded from Kyoto. At Kyoto Station, find the platform for chartered buses inside the Hachijo bus terminal. Just take the elevator up and ask someone wearing an Easygo vest, and they can point you in the right direction.

LIU is friendly and humorous, a great tour guide. If there is a chance, I will bring my family to participate. Even if it is a free trip, it saves the trouble of driving by myself. It is very convenient. Every attraction is reached and introduced clearly. It is a good experience to do a little homework by yourself.

However I thought it was a Engliah spraking tour. due to the lacks of English listeners, I was placed in a Chinese speaking group from Taiwan which was also perfect. Because the tourguide is so kind and helpfull to let us visit all the nice places. plus every one in the group are so noce. Also the extra stories that he could tell with 30 years of experience for living in Japan made an absolutely plus point. Anyway Highly recommend!

this experience was truly magical. I have senior parents and they had fun with this experience. we rode the chair lift, fed seagulls, and blessed with an amazing view. the food in the area was also good, will definitely want to go here on a colder season.

This was such an amazing day! The ropeway was really fun and once you arrive at the top the view are AMAZING! Once your done there are so many things to do in Amanohashidate. eat lunch at the restaurants with beautiful views, go to the beach, see the shrine. Then after a short trip you get on the boat for feeding seagulls (and hawks). Really cool experience as well. After that you go to Ine. A pretty and quiet town where you can take a walk. our whole day Jay was our guide. Such a nice guy with a good sense of humor.