[2025 Ine Attraction] Travel Guide for Funaya (Updated Apr)

We drove to Ine and Amanohashidate that day, but unfortunately the weather was not as expected. I recommend coming on a sunny day, as the scenery will be more beautiful. Eagan has a unique houseboat where you can enjoy beautiful sea views and a fresh seafood lunch. 🍱Restaurant recommendations: Sea Palace (わだつみ) Sushi Kappo 〒626-0424 No. 593 Hirata, Ine Town, Kyoto Prefecture and Shai County 1 Restaurant with a great view Funaya Hiyori 〒626-0424 No. 593 Hirata, Ine Town, Kyoto Prefecture and Shai County 1 Then head to Amanohashidate to experience the magnificence of one of Japan's three most scenic views, and take a stroll or bike ride to enjoy the sea breeze. You can take the cable car to the top of the mountain to overlook the entire Amanohashidate. #MarchGoodPlaces2025

Share a 1 Day Trip Ine Travel Plan Start with Ine Bay Boat Tour, cruise around Ine Bay 1,200 yen per person, enjoy the view of the floating village 📸 The atmosphere is great, the air is cool. When we walk to get on the boat, we will see seagulls waiting for us to feed them. They will eat shrimp crackers. Stop by and buy some for them. They will follow us from the time the boat leaves until the boat returns. We will spend about 30 minutes cruising around the bay. The boat is available every day, open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The boat leaves every 30 minutes. After the boat trip, we drove to Ine Village (Ine Funaya), which takes only 10 minutes. The highlight that everyone wants to see is the 🛖 230 unusual houses called Funaya, stretching in a beautiful curve along the bay, for a distance of more than 5 kilometers, which is why this area is called Ine no Funaya. (Inenofunaya) The specialty of “Funaya” is the lower floor It is a dock, while the upper floor is a residence. It is a traditional architectural style to make it convenient and fast to leave home to go fishing. I must say that the evening light is very beautiful. 🌅 The golden light reflects on the water. If you have time, I recommend staying here for a night. After taking pictures of the bay, I recommend coming to sit and relax at Ine Cafe. This is a famous cafe located in this village. It is right by the sea. In the evening, there are fewer people than during the day. It is a wooden house cafe with the same feeling as the houses in this area. It has 2 floors. Japanese people like to come and relax and watch the sunset at the window on the 2nd floor. On the 1st floor, there is a photo corner that they have set up for you to take pictures. The evening is very chill. We bought coffee and sat and sipped, enjoying the beauty until the light faded. We saw the way of life of the people here. If anyone wants to find a place to travel to the ultimate slow life, don't forget to stop by to visit Ine. #KyotoReview #KyotoTravel #Kyoto attractions #Ine #Ine #New Year New Trip

Hey girls! Want to experience the charm of Japan's ancient towns? This 8-day Japan travel guide will take you on a deep tour to experience a different kind of Japanese charm! -------- Japan is located in East Asia and has a rich history. 🗾 From the magnificence of Mount Fuji 🗻 to the charm of the ancient capital of Kyoto 🏞️, Japan exudes a unique Japanese charm. It is often called the Land of Cherry Blossoms 🌸, and the cherry blossom season in spring is not to be missed! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Wuxi - Arrive at Osaka Kansai Airport - Head to Nara Hotel Depart from Wuxi and fly directly to Osaka Kansai Airport. Upon arrival, you will be met by a guide and transferred to Nara Hotel to rest and adjust to the time difference. Day 2: Nara Park - Todai-ji Temple - Byodo-in Temple Stroll through Nara Park and feel the tranquility and harmony of nature; visit the ancient Todai-ji Temple and experience the depth of Buddhist culture; finally, head to Byodo-in Temple to admire the exquisite and Zen-like Japanese garden. Day 3: Amanohashidate - Ine no Funaya Head to Amanohashidate and experience the wonders of nature; then visit Ine no Funaya and experience the unique Japanese fishing village style. Day 4: Sanzen-in Temple - Kyocera Museum of Art - Kinkaku-ji Temple - Arashiyama First, visit Sanzen-in Temple and experience the fusion of Zen and nature; then head to the Kyocera Museum of Art to appreciate the charm of ceramic art; then visit the golden Kinkaku-ji Temple; finally, stroll through Arashiyama and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature. Day 5: Gotemba Park Lanes Spend the whole day at Gotemba Park Lanes, enjoy shopping, and admire the beautiful view of Mount Fuji. Day 6: Free time in Tokyo Enjoy free time in Tokyo, visit local attractions, taste authentic food, or go shopping and relax. Day 7: Free time in Tokyo Continue to enjoy free time in Tokyo and experience the prosperity and vitality of this modern metropolis. Day 8: Depart from Tokyo - Return to Wuxi Head to the airport at the designated time and take a flight back to Wuxi to end your pleasant trip to Japan. 🛫 -------- 🧳 Travel Preparation: 📞 Remember to prepare a Japanese SIM card so you can stay connected. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as Japan's voltage is 110V, which is different from ours. 🪪 Bring your passport, visa, and driver's license. 👔 It's still quite cold in Japan in February, so bring a thick coat and warm clothes. 👟 Wear comfortable shoes when visiting attractions so you won't get tired from walking. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank so you can keep your phone charged. 💰 Bring some cash and credit cards for convenient shopping and dining. -------- Enjoy your trip to Japan! Don't forget to share your travel stories~🎉

If you are in Kyoto, go to Ine Town if you have time! It turns out there is a small fishing village that is very healing. The Japanese call it the Venice of Japan A small fishing village with few tourists and no commercial elements, with Japanese-style boat houses I thought I went to the world of Hayao Miyazaki's comics This place is very close to Amanohashidate Those Japanese-style houseboats become cafes in the summer There are huge floor-to-ceiling windows where you can sit outside and look at the sea. On a nice day, you can take a tour boat to feed the seagulls ~ it's fun 📍Address: Ine Town #GlobalTravel

This ancient city is world-famous for its long history and rich cultural heritage. However, as countless tourists flock to Kyoto's temples and shrines, those once peaceful holy places have now become noisy and crowded [shame R]. In these crowded places, it is often difficult to calm down and savor the charm of the ancient capital. But in fact, there is a secret hidden in the northern part of Kyoto Prefecture, that is a quiet corner called "#海之京都[专题]#". This place is far away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Kyoto, but it has natural beauty that is not inferior to any famous scenic spots. 🌟The sea in Kyoto is different from the azure blue sea in Okinawa or the cold sea in Hokkaido. It has more of a peaceful and secluded feeling, and this feeling can be best reflected in Ine. This place is called "Kyoto's Venice on the Sea". Every household near the sea does not have to have a parking lot, but there must be a "boat parking lot" on the first floor of the house. Time seems to have stopped here. You can see old people sitting on the beach or fishermen in the harbor. There is no hustle and bustle of the city, only a sense of tranquility and seclusion. ✅Must-visit attractions: ✔️Takeda Castle Ruins The castle in the sky surrounded by the sea of ​​clouds recreates the scenes of Hayao Miyazaki's animation; the vast and spectacular castle ruins are more like a "lost city". ✔️Amanohashidate The scenery can be appreciated from the unique "guchiku". 8,000 pine trees create a sense of grandeur on the 3.6-kilometer-long sandbar. ✔️Ine Funaya The "Venice" town of Japan, the tranquil and indifferent texture has a natural healing power, you can sit on the shore and be in a daze all day long. ✔️Kyoto Tango Railway You can check out the famous sea train scene in "Spirited Away" on the other side of the Ryokawa Bridge; or take one for a sea-viewing trip. ✔️The world's only Tatami Starbucks Located in the Yae-saka Tea House in Ninezaka, Kyoto, the unique tatami design not only allows fashion to adapt to local customs, but also allows the perfect combination of tea ceremony and coffee. ⚠️Itinerary tips: 1⃣️Tankai Bus Ine returns to Amanohashidate early to avoid being unable to return (no taxis are available). 2⃣️In the Amanohashidate/Ine area, restaurants close very early, so be sure to plan your time in advance and make reasonable arrangements. 3⃣️"For accommodation, when Amanohashidate Hotel is more expensive during the peak season, you can choose a hot spring hotel near Miyazu Station as a substitute. 🙌In short, Kyoto by the Sea is very beautiful and very suitable for travelers who like nature and Japanese culture. Friends who have the conditions can choose to charter a car, which saves worry and effort and does not require backtracking~ #Ine #Sea of ​​Kyoto #Kyoto Travel #Japan Travel #Chartered Car Tour #Natural Beauty #Kyoto Attractions

Located in the northern part of Kyoto, Ine Town is renowned for its unique 'funaya' (boat houses). These traditional wooden houses built along the sea have been home to local fishermen for generations. Over 230 boat houses are scattered along the serene Ine Bay, closely lined up along the coastline, creating a picturesque and elegant scene. The Ine boat houses are well-preserved, making it feel as if time has stood still, allowing visitors to step back into a rich historical atmosphere. 🚩Preserving the Traditional Fishing Village Lifestyle The design of the Ine boat houses is very special. The ground floor is usually a boat garage or storage area for fishing gear, while the upper floor serves as the living space. This design not only makes daily life and fishing activities more convenient for the fishermen but also makes the boat houses a unique architectural feature of the bay. Walking along the winding paths of Ine, looking at the rows of wooden houses standing by the coast, the scene before your eyes seems to have traveled from the Edo period. The fishing nets fluttering on the boat houses reveal the simple life of the locals who live in harmony with the sea day after day, inspiring endless respect for their wisdom in coexisting with nature. 📍Deeply Experience the Daily Life of Residents In Ine, you can not only admire the beautiful boat house scenery but also gain an in-depth understanding of the local residents' way of life. Many locals still choose to live in these traditional wooden houses, leading a simple fishing village life. In the early morning, accompanied by the sound of waves, the scene of fishermen sailing out to sea to fish is like a moving life painting. Tourists can take a boat tour around Ine Bay, overlooking the panoramic view of the boat houses from the boat and observing the daily work of the fishermen up close. If you're lucky, you might even chat with the locals about their daily lives and feel the tranquility away from the hustle and bustle. 🎉Unique Boat House Inn Experience To deeply feel the charm of Ine, consider staying at a local boat house inn. Some boat houses have been carefully renovated, retaining their traditional exterior while adding modern conveniences such as Japanese tatami mats and hot spring baths. Staying in a boat house at night, you can open the window to hear the gentle sound of waves lapping against the boats, lying in a comfortable bed, experiencing unprecedented peace and relaxation. This accommodation experience not only allows you to escape the city's noise but also lets you deeply feel the soul and culture of Ine. 👍Leisurely Sightseeing Tour Ine Town has different charms in each season, whether it's the falling cherry blossoms in spring, the blue sea and sky in summer, the red leaves in autumn, or the snow-covered scenery in winter, each season presents a different beauty. It is recommended to stroll along the Ine paths in the early morning or at dusk, as the changing light and shadows during these times make the entire boat house village seem to be covered with a golden filter. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture this poetic and picturesque scenery. If you're lucky, you might even capture moments of seagulls or water birds playing and flying among the boat houses. 🚩Conclusion The Ine boat houses are not only a stunning scenic spot but also a living piece of history. They perfectly preserve the lifestyle of past fishing villages, allowing every visitor to feel the rustic charm and human touch here. If you long for a trip away from the hustle and bustle, close to nature and culture, the Ine boat houses are definitely a must-visit choice. During this journey, take the time to record the beautiful moments of this mysterious waterfront village, adding a rich historical flavor to your travels! 🔴Travel Tips: Transfer to a bus at Amanohashidate Station 🟠Must-Visit Spots: Boat House Exploration, Strolling in Ine 🟡Recommended Hotels: Boat House Inns in the Ine Area 🟢Must-Try Food: Seafood Cuisine 🔵Shopping Guide: Ine Mankai Sake

Ine Funaya is located in Ine town in northern Kyoto. Funaya are facilities that were originally built to pull boats out of the sea and protect them from wind, rain, and insects, with the first floor being a garage for boats and the second floor being secondary living quarters. Ferries depart from Ine, where you can feed the seagulls and view the townscape of Ine's funaya! ୨୧..∵....∵....∵....∵....∵....∵....∵....∵..୨୧ Location: Funaya in Ine Address: Hirata, Ine-cho, Yosa-gun, Kyoto Access: About 30 minutes by car from Yosa Amanohashidate IC Parking: Available (paid) ୨୧..∵....∵....∵....∵....∵....∵....∵....∵..୨୧ #Breathtaking views #Kyoto #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto trip #Sea #Architecture and culture

1 Day Trip Ine - Fishing Village 🐟 When talking about Kyoto, everyone thinks of old towns full of temples and yukata. But this time, it's Kyoto from a different perspective. Kyoto by the sea is very impressive. It's peaceful, the air is fresh, and you can see new and strange scenery. But it's so sweet when you come here. 💗 『 Tourist attractions 』 🌸 Ine Cafe If you come during the day, they also sell Lunch Set. 😋 🚏Bus stop: Ine + walk 600 m. 🌸 Ine Bay Sightseeing Boat Take a boat to see the view of Ine Bay. You can feed the seagulls. But why did you see more hawks? 😂 🚏Bus stop: Inewanmeguri 🌸 Ine Bay Walk from Bus stop: Ine back to Inewanmeguri. Along the way, you can see both the bay and the fishing village area. I also got to soak up the atmosphere in another way, which allowed me to find many beautiful photo spots 😊 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 『 Travel date: March 30, 2023 』 『 How to get there 』 🚅 The outbound trip took a total of 2 hours and 40 minutes. 1️⃣ By train 6.55 JR Shin-Osaka > 7.32 JR Kyoto > 8.57 Fukushiyama > 9.35 JR Amanohashidate 🔸 Since Fukushiyama Station is not a JR station, you need to exit the gate first and go down to the 1st floor. There will be a sign telling you to go to Amanohashidate. To enter the gate, show the Kansai Wide Area Pass to the station staff. 2️⃣ From Amanohashidate Station, take the bus to Ine stop. The bus can be boarded in front of the station. It took about 1 hour. We chose to go to Ine Cafe, which was the furthest, first and then returned to take the sightseeing boat. 🚅 The return trip took a total of 2 hours and 13 minutes. 1️⃣ Take the bus from Inewanmeguri stop back to Amanohashidate Station. 2️⃣ Train back to Kyoto, 18.08 JR Amanohashidate > 20.21 JR Kyoto. 🔸We chose to leave Amanohashidate as the latest route and it is the most convenient route for the return trip without having to change trains. 👍 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 『 Usable Pass』 1️⃣ Kansai Wide Area Pass covers from Shin-Osaka to Amanohashidate. You can use the pass to reserve seats up to 6 times. It is recommended to book for a trip on Saturdays and Sundays. 2️⃣ Kyoto Amanohashidate Ine Sightseeing 2-day Pass Covering bus and boat rides. You can exchange the pass at the station information counter. Amanohashidate (Exit the train gate and turn right to see it) We bought a double-pack pass for 2495 baht (the price changes according to the current exchange rate) #sakura2024 #homeontravel #japan #sakura #japantravel #review #HomeOnTravel #travelfarfromhome #Travel #review #dessert shop #cafe #travel #sakura #Japan #Ine #fishing village #KyotoBySea #Kyoto #Amanohashidate

[Kyoto] Ine-cho Ineura Traditional Buildings Preservation District A district full of photo spots with rows of traditional boathouses famous on TV and social media More than 200 boathouses show different expressions in the morning, afternoon, and evening A walk is also recommended as there are many photo spots There is also a roadside station nearby, and you can see the Sea of ​​Japan from the observation deck There are also screws on display It is about 35 minutes by car from Miyazu City, so be sure to visit when sightseeing in the north of Kyoto Location 77 Hirata, Ine-cho, Yosa-gun, Kyoto 626-0423 #KyotoTourism#Kyoto #PhotoSpot #IneBoneya #202308SummerTrip

Spot: Ineura Traditional Buildings Preservation District Address: 77 Hirata, Ine-cho, Yosa-gun, Kyoto 626-0423 A traditional boathouse with a garage for boats on the first floor and secondary living space on the second floor. There are about 230 boathouses along the 5km perimeter of Ine Bay. Next time, I'd like to stay in a boathouse. #summerweekendtrip #coupletrip #boathouse #kyoto

Ine no Funaya is a small village located in Ine Town, Kyoto Prefecture. The unique beauty of the village has been affectionately called “Venice of Japan” by many tourists. "伊根の舟屋 - Ine no Funaya" is located in the northernmost part of Kyoto Prefecture, and is a little-known tourist destination that exudes the peaceful beauty of the river region. #kyoto #japan

There are places in Japan that whisper. Then there’s Ine, a little fishing village that sings—softly, over the water, with the rhythm of the waves and the creak of wooden boathouses. Tucked along the Tango Peninsula, just an hour from Amanohashidate, Ine is the kind of place that makes you pause mid-itinerary and think, “How have I never heard of this before?” I arrived just before dusk, when the sea turns silver and the sky can’t decide between blue and gold. From the first glimpse of the iconic funaya—those magical boat houses built right over the water—I knew I was somewhere special. Each house was a two-story wonder: boat garage below, cozy home above. It’s as if Venice and rural Japan had a beautiful, humble love child. And here’s the thrill: I got to sail past them. I boarded a tiny local boat, the sea gently rocking as we glided past rows of funaya, close enough to see fishing nets drying and cats lounging like they owned the place (they probably do). The boatman, an old local with the best kind of twinkle in his eye, shared legends and laughed in the sea wind. I couldn’t understand every word, but the feeling? Pure connection. Dinner that night? A feast of freshly caught seafood in a little ryokan that faced the bay. Even as a vegetarian, the care and flavor in each seasonal dish was unforgettable—every bite a story of the sea and the land. Later, I took a quiet walk along the shore. No neon lights, no noise—just the moonlight shimmering on the water and the soft clink of fishing ropes in the breeze. Ine isn’t flashy. It doesn’t try to impress. It doesn’t need to. It simply exists—quiet, beautiful, timeless—and in doing so, it moves you. So if you’re out there saying, “Where else can I go in Japan?”—come to Ine. Let the water slow you down. Let the silence speak. Let the boats rock you back into wonder. —Sonny📍

Kyoto's Classic Fishing Village: I N E For those who have plans to visit Kyoto and have some time... I recommend taking a boat trip to see Ine Bay. Take a boat trip to see the fishing village. Inside the boat, you can also feed the seagulls that fly around the boat. They fly along the whole way. It's so much fun. You can buy snacks to feed the birds before boarding the boat. I think it costs about 100 yen/bag. But if you're afraid that they'll pinch your fingers, I don't recommend buying them. After that, you can walk around Ine Village. Walk leisurely. Each house has a gimmick. We only had half a day. I felt like I wanted to stay longer... ---------------------------------------------- 🚢First trip: 9:00 AM, Last trip: 4:30 PM Boats leave every 30 minutes. 💴Boat fare: 1,000 yen per person 🚃Getting there: Since we went from Amanohashidate So you can use the Tango Kairiku bus service. Take a single ride for about 50 minutes and get off at Ine-wan meguri Hide station. Ine Sightseeing Cruise is right near the bus stop. Note: We didn't use any pass because we calculated that it wasn't worth it. #TravelJapan#TravelPlan#NatureAttractions#trip

This Kansai trip starts from Kyoto! This thousand-year-old capital combines history, culture and natural landscape. Every corner is full of strong Japanese style, making people linger. 📍Day 1｜Arrived in Kyoto, shopping in MALL After arriving at #Kansai Airport, go directly to #Kyoto Station, which is the transportation center of #Kyoto and there are many shopping malls and hotels around it. After putting my luggage in the hotel, I immediately went shopping at #AEONMALL next to the station. There are all kinds of drugstores, clothing, groceries, and many Japanese restaurants here, which is suitable for a leisurely stroll and preparing for the next trip. Of course, the last place we have to visit when we come to Japan is Lawson, and we must buy their tempura rice bowl, which is really the most delicious. You will regret it if you don’t eat it🤤. 📍Day 2｜Must-see attractions in Uji & Kyoto The first stop of the day is #Uji, which is famous for its matcha and historical culture. First visit the world heritage #Bidaoin and admire the elegant #Phoenix Hall. Then you can go to the shopping street next to it to taste the special matcha 🍵, especially the ice cream, which is a delicacy not to be missed. Then you will pass #Uji Bridge and go to #Uji Shrine and #Uji Kami Shrine to feel the long history of this city. We returned to Kyoto at noon and headed straight to #Fushimi Inari Taisha, walked through the spectacular #Thousand Torii Gates, and felt the unique atmosphere of the red tunnel, but be careful, there are so many mosquitoes 🦟 here. Then we went to Kyoto's most classic #Kiyomizu-dera Temple, standing on the suspended wooden stage overlooking the city view. It was so shocking that I completely forgot how many people were around me. In the evening, we came to #Gion, walked on the cobblestone streets, looked at the traditional townhouse buildings, and ate Japanese 🇯🇵 specialty food. The atmosphere was particularly charming. 📍Day 3｜Amanohashidate & Ine Funaya, experience the beauty of northern Kyoto Today we came to the northern part of Kyoto, and first went to #Amanohashidate, one of the three most scenic views in Japan. This long and narrow sandbar stretches across Miyazu Bay. The most classic way to play is to climb up to the observation deck and look at the scenery upside down. You will find that Amanohashidate is like a "dragon ascending to the sky". Then you can walk down to the sandbar and find a super beautiful beach 🏖️. Many people are also playing in the water. If you don’t want to go down, you can also borrow a bicycle 🚴 to ride on the sandbar. In the afternoon, we went to #伊根船屋 , where we could take a boat to see the houses. In fact, the highlight was feeding the seagulls. I was so engrossed in feeding the seagulls 😍 that I completely forgot to appreciate the beauty of Ine on the water. The boat houses here are all built directly on the seashore, with the bottom floor being the boathouse and the upper floor being the living space. It is a rare water fishing village landscape in Japan. You can also walk along the quiet seaside path and look at the wooden boat houses lined up along the coastline, which is a unique experience. 📍Day 4｜In-depth tour of Kyoto city Back in downtown Kyoto, we first visited two historic Buddhist temples - #東红願寺 and #西红願寺. These are two temples that give people completely different feelings. You can clearly feel the Japanese Pure Land Buddhism culture, and there are very few tourists 👍. It is super close to Kyoto Station, which is very suitable for a stroll just after leaving the hotel in the morning. Then we headed to #Kinkaku-ji, this golden temple was smaller than I had imagined, but when it was reflected on the lake, it was as beautiful as a painting. Then in the afternoon, we arrived at #岚山. First, we took the #岚山小车 to enjoy the magnificent valley scenery along the way. You can also choose to get off at the terminal and take a boat or ride a horse 🐎 back to Arashiyama Station. After getting off the bus, we will visit #Tenryuji Temple, see different temples, stroll along #Togetsukyo Bridge and #Bamboo Forest Trail, enjoy the unique tranquility of Kyoto, eat Kyoto's unique delicacies, especially the tofu skin, which is one of Kyoto's most famous delicacies ❤️, and will draw a perfect end to the trip to Kyoto. 📍Day 5｜Toji Temple & Osaka Castle We are going back to Osaka today. In the morning, we will visit #Toji Temple, which has the tallest five-story pagoda in Japan, and take a look at the ducks in the lotus pond next to it. Then we will take a bus to #大坂 to start the second half of the journey! The first thing to do when you arrive in Osaka is to drop off your luggage at the hotel, then head to #OsakaCastle, climb up the castle tower to overlook the entire city, and feel the magnificent momentum of this famous city. You can also take a cruise ship under Osaka Castle🚢. After leaving the inner city, you can also choose to take the car inside. It will take you to the subway station or bus stop, and you can also choose it to take you to the entrance of the museum.

#DomesticTravelStrategy I thought Kyoto was already beautiful, but the moment I visited Ine Funaya, I realized, "This is a hidden gem of true Japan travel!" 🌊 Wooden boathouses lined up along the sea, the sparkling blue sea, and a flock of seagulls soaring... it's like being in the world of Ghibli! 📍 There are few tourists, so you can enjoy a quiet and relaxed atmosphere! Add this spectacular route to your travel plans now✨ 🌟 Highlights of the trip 1️⃣ Ine Funaya | "Kyoto of the Sea" Japan's only floating village ⛵ A charming fishing village also known as the "Venice" of Japan. 🏡 The sight of the row of boathouses built on the sea is one of a kind! 2️⃣ Amanohashidate | One of the Three Most Scenic Spots of Japan! A spectacular view from the sky 🚡 Take the lift or cable car to the top of the mountain! 🐉 The "Looking Through Your Legs" experience, where Amanohashidate looks like a dragon, is also popular! 3️⃣ Chionji Temple | Academic success and career luck! 📖 A temple dedicated to Manjusri Bodhisattva, famous as the god of learning. 🎐 Fan-shaped fortune slips and special amulets are popular! 4️⃣ Ine Bay Cruise | Feeding seagulls and black kites ⛴️ You can ride a boat around the bay and feed seagulls and black kites flying in the sky! 📸 The breathtaking views and interaction with animals make this a great way to create travel memories✨ 5️⃣ Tottori Sand Dunes | Japan's largest sand dunes! 🐫 The contrast between the desert-like scenery and the Sea of ​​Japan is beautiful. 🏄♂️ You can also enjoy sandboarding and camel riding! 6️⃣ Aoyama Gosho Hometown Museum | A must-see for Conan fans! 🕵️♂️ The birthplace of Aoyama Gosho, the creator of Detective Conan. 🔍 Full of exhibits and original art collections that let you enjoy the world of Conan! 7️⃣ Uji Byodoin Temple | A World Heritage Site with a thousand years of history ⛩️ You can actually see the "Phoenix Hall" depicted on the 10 yen coin! 🍵 Enjoy a tour of Uji matcha sweets♪

Are you tired of the crowded, regular tourist spots? This list of hidden gems in Kansai will help you discover a different side of Japan! From a paradise on the sea to a castle in the sky, every corner is filled with breathtaking beauty. · ✔【Kyoto】Ine Boathouses｜A Thousand-Year-Old Fishing Village Floating on the Sea ■ Highlights: The only remaining boathouse settlement in Japan, with rows of two-story wooden buildings along the bay. The unique structure has boats on the first floor and living quarters on the second, creating a real-life "Venice on the Sea." ■ Deep Experience: Take a sightseeing boat to observe the boathouse structure up close (with complimentary shrimp crackers for feeding seagulls), or explore the 5km coastline by bike, which is provided for free. For an immersive experience, stay in a boathouse-turned-inn, where you can wake up to the shimmering sea. ■ Note: Please do not enter private areas when taking photos and respect the local residents' living space. ✔【Kyoto】Miyama Town｜A More Hidden Thatched Village Than Shirakawa-go ■ Highlights: Over 50 thatched-roof houses scattered in the valley. During the "Snow Lantern Corridor" in winter, the white snow contrasts with the warm yellow lanterns, and on specific dates in February, there are magical fireworks. ■ Exclusive Experience: On May 20 and December 1 at 10:30, all the houses in the village simultaneously perform a fire sprinkler drill, creating a spectacular silver water curtain that lasts only one minute. Don't forget to try the pudding made with fresh milk from local farms, which has an unforgettable silky texture. ■ Transportation Tip: Take the JR Sanin Main Line from Kyoto Station to Sonobe Station, then transfer to the Nantan City Bus for about 50 minutes. ✔【Kyoto】Amanohashidate｜A Visual Miracle of Sandbar ■ Highlights: A 3.6km sandbar covered with pine trees. From Kasamatsu Park, you can view the sandbar in an "upside-down" position, making it look like a dragon flying across the sky. It's recommended to take the Conan-themed sightseeing boat, which passes through a green tunnel formed by 7,000 black pines. ■ Itinerary Suggestion: Combine visits to "Kyoto→Miyama→Amanohashidate→Kasamatsu Park Observation Deck→Cable Car to Flying Dragon View→Ine". Along the way, you can also visit Chionji Temple to spin the giant wisdom wheel and pray for academic success. ✔【Wakayama】Kumano Nachi Taisha｜A Vermilion Sanctuary in the Mountains ■ Highlights: The vermilion shrine buildings contrast sharply with the moss-covered stone steps. Along the approach, century-old shops sell handmade persimmon leaf sushi. It's recommended to buy the Three Shrine Pilgrimage Talisman, and collecting stamps from all three Kumano shrines makes for a memorable keepsake. ■ Cultural Experience: The Torch Festival held on July 14 is known as Japan's most dangerous festival, where you can witness brave participants running with 50kg torches on steep stone steps. ✔【Wakayama】Nachi Falls｜The Most Impressive Waterfall in Japan ■ Highlights: The 133-meter drop of the waterfall roars through the valley. The classic view of the three-story pagoda with the waterfall in the background is located at Seigantoji Temple. Visit Hiro Shrine to look up at the waterfall and feel the cool mist on your face. ■ Photography Tips: In winter mornings, you can see the ice waterfall phenomenon. Bring waterproof equipment to capture the rainbow over the waterfall basin. On the 1st of each month at 6:30 am, you can observe the purification ceremony performed by shrine priests. ✔【Wakayama】Kumano Kodo｜A Reborn Thousand-Year Pilgrimage Route ■ Highlights: The "Daimonzaka" section paved with thousand-year-old cobblestones. It's recommended to rent Heian period costumes (3,000 yen/2 hours) for time-travel photos. Along the way, you can enjoy refreshing treats made with Kishu plums at the teahouses. ■ Hiking Tips: Get a free stamp booklet and collect stamps from five stations to exchange for a special seal. Wear non-slip hiking shoes and bring a foldable trekking pole. ✔【Hyogo】Takeda Castle Ruins｜A Sengoku-Era Ruin Above the Clouds ■ Highlights: The sea of clouds phenomenon often appears in autumn mornings. From the third observation deck at Ritsuunkyo, the ruins look like they are floating in the sky. The best viewing period is from late September to early December in the morning, so check the weather forecast in advance. ■ Deep Experience: The castle ruins are perfect for history enthusiasts, and you can still see arrow marks from the castle defense battles on the stone walls. It's recommended to visit the nearby Takeda Town old street to experience hand-dyeing and local sake brewing. · ▍Itinerary Planning Suggestions ■ 5 Days 4 Nights Route: Kyoto (Miyama/Amanohashidate)→Ine Boathouses (Stay)→Kumano Kodo (Daimonzaka Hike)→Nachi Taisha (Onsen Ryokan)→Shirahama Coast ■ Photography Equipment: Gradient ND filter (essential for waterfall scenes), lightweight tripod (for cloud sea photography), waterproof jacket (for Nachi Falls area) ■ Transportation Tips: Purchase the Kansai Wide Area Rail Pass (5-day pass for 9,000 yen), which covers transportation to all hidden gem locations. · These lesser-known hidden gems in Kansai hold the purest natural beauty and cultural charm of Japan. Slow down and explore deeply, and you'll discover the real Japan beyond the textbooks.

Dear friends! A must-see 8-day travel guide to Japan is here! Meet docile deer, overlook the city covered in cherry blossoms, and taste a variety of Japanese sushi and ramen. Coinciding with the Qingming Festival, visiting Japan is not only a visual feast, but also a cultural journey full of warmth. This is a journey about Japan, with meticulous oblivion, long scenery, and a story to tell at every step. You can savor it slowly. The whole process is exciting, don’t miss it! . Japan, a country that combines both historical charm 🎎 and modern atmosphere 🏙️, has picturesque scenery 🏞️, distinct four seasons, and international-level cuisine 🍣 and technology 🚄! From the bustling streets of Tokyo, to the ancient temples of Kyoto, to the snowy scenery of Hokkaido, the customs and practices of each place are unique, and you can always find a place that makes your heart beat here. . 👣Route arrangement: Day 1: Wuxi 🛫 Osaka Kansai —— Nara (airport pick-up) 💁‍♀️We will depart from Wuxi, transfer in Osaka Kansai, and finally arrive in Nara. After waiting for the airport pick-up, we will settle in the hotel. Day 2: Nara Park 🦌 — Todaiji Temple 🏯 — Mt. Wakakusa 🏞️ — Byodoin Temple 🎋Now we will get close to the deer in Nara Park, and then visit Todaiji Temple, Wakakusa Mountain and Byodoin Temple to experience the weight of history and the tranquility of nature. Day 3: Amanohashidate 🏞️ — Funaya in Ine 🏠 🚤Now we will go to the funayas of Amanohashidate and Ine to enjoy the strong Japanese style and unique coastal scenery. Day 4: Sanzen-in Temple 🏯 — Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art 🖼️ — Kinkaku-ji Temple 🏯 — Arashiyama 🏞️ 🎨Now we will immerse ourselves in the tradition and modernity of Kyoto, visiting Sanzen-in Temple, the Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art, Kinkaku-ji Temple, and Arashiyama. Day 5: Gotemba Park Lanes 🎪 🥳Now we will fully release the fun and energy at Gotemba Park. Day 6: Tokyo 🗼 Free time 🎒Now in the bustling and glitz of Tokyo, we will be free to move around and experience the charm of this city. Day 7: Tokyo 🗼 Free time 🍱Another free day in Tokyo to explore the untouched tranquility and beauty of this city. Day 8: Tokyo 🛫 Wuxi 👋After this wonderful trip to Japan, we will return to our beautiful motherland together. Thank you for your company and look forward to the next trip. . Must-see attractions: 🌸 Arashiyama: Cherry blossoms and red maples 🍁 swaying in the wind, the Togetsukyo Bridge 🌉 by the Katsura River is like a dream, and the Zen 🏞️ temples and shrines will make you completely forget the bustling world. 🦌 Nara Park: Deer are jubilant🎉, and the scenery of the four seasons is picturesque🖼️. Walking in it, you feel as if you are one with nature🍀. 🏯 Kinkakuji Temple: The glittering relic hall decorated with gold foil✨, the beauty of the four seasons is so fascinating that you have to stop and admire it👣. 🗿 Todaiji Temple: The world's largest bronze Buddha statue, the majestic Great Buddha Hall, shocks the body and mind, and feels the power of historical sedimentation. 🌻 Sanqianyuan: Exquisite gardens 🌳 Four seasons scenery, mossy fir trees reflecting 🌼 Ziyang, pleasant scenery, allowing you to travel through ancient and modern times and enjoy a quiet time. . 📱Travel preparation: Essential items for traveling to Japan 🎫 First of all, you need to prepare your passport and visa, these two things are undoubtedly necessities. At the same time, it is recommended to bring some cash, as many places in Japan do not accept credit cards. ☎️ Secondly, in order to ensure that you can contact your family or friends at any time and share various interesting experiences during your trip, you may need to buy a Japanese phone card. Also, remember to bring your mobile phone charger to prevent your phone from running out of power. 🔌 Because the power plug in Japan may be different from that in some countries, you may need to prepare a plug converter. With it, you can conveniently charge your mobile phones, cameras and other devices in the hotel. 👕 At this time in March, the weather in Japan is relatively mild, but it can be cool in the mornings and evenings. Therefore, it is recommended that you bring some spring clothes, such as: long-sleeved T-shirts, jackets, jeans, etc. 👜 Later, don’t forget to bring a backpack to carry your daily necessities such as water, snacks, small medicines, etc. It also makes it easy to bring back home gifts and souvenirs you purchased in Japan. . ✨️Like, collect and follow with one click, next time you travel to Japan with a group, we won’t get lost✨️

"Ine no Funaya" is a wonderful place with great food and location. Fishing and life developed together It is also used as a location for dramas and movies. If you come to this place, I recommend taking a pleasure boat! The view of the boathouse from a pleasure boat where you can feed the seagulls is very beautiful! I recommend a small boat where the captain goes around while giving a detailed explanation! And for only 200 yen you can see the inside of the boathouse! 👍🏻 Please come and visit! 📍Location: 11 Hinode, Ine-cho, Yosa-gun, Kyoto Prefecture #0yentripFebruary2025 #InenoFunaya

The charming Egan Village🛖 has a unique boat house next to the bay. The fishermen's docks and homes are built on the water. The first floor is a boat⛴️ and the second floor is used as a living space. It is quiet and peaceful🫶

The Qingming Festival holiday is the perfect time for an 8-day trip to Japan! If this is your first time in Japan, don't miss this carefully prepared travel guide! -- 🛣️Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart from Wuxi to Osaka Kansai, and transfer to your hotel in Nara upon arrival. Start your journey by flying to Osaka, Japan, then transfer to your hotel in Nara to prepare for an exciting adventure! DAY 2: Nara Park — Todai-ji Temple — Mount Wakakusa — Byodo-in Temple Spend a day exploring Nara, experiencing the history and culture of Japan's ancient capital, and interacting with the freely roaming deer. DAY 3: Amanohashidate — Ine no Funaya Visit the natural beauty of Amanohashidate, and then head to Ine to experience the unique "boat houses." DAY 4: Sanzen-in Temple — Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art — Kinkaku-ji Temple — Arashiyama Immerse yourself in Kyoto's culture, savoring the blend of art and religion. DAY 5: Gotemba Premium Outlets Enjoy shopping in Gotemba, exploring Japan's popular fashion and trends. DAY 6: Free time in Tokyo Explore Tokyo freely, experiencing the unique charm of this modern metropolis. DAY 7: Free time in Tokyo Continue your free exploration of Tokyo, immersing yourself in the local life and culture. DAY 8: Return from Tokyo to Wuxi Conclude your wonderful trip to Japan, returning from Tokyo with cherished memories. -- Must-See Attractions: Arashiyama ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-0007 ⏰Opening Hours: Open all day 🕰️Duration: 6–8 hrs Arashiyama, a place where cherry blossoms and red maple leaves bloom, features the picturesque Togetsukyo Bridge over the Hozugawa River. The Zen temples and shrines here offer a sense of tranquility. Nara Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Zoshi-cho, Kasugano-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture ⏰Opening Hours: Open all day 🕰️Duration: 1 d Nara Park, where deer roam freely, offers beautiful scenery throughout the year. It's an ideal place to experience harmony with nature and enjoy the natural scenery. Kinkaku-ji Temple ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: 1 Kinkakuji-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto ⏰Opening Hours: 9am–5pm 🕰️Duration: 1–2 hrs Kinkaku-ji Temple, with its gold leaf-covered Shari-den (reliquary hall), shines brightly. The changing beauty of the four seasons makes every corner captivating. Todai-ji Temple ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: 406-1 Zoshi-cho, Nara ⏰Opening Hours: 8am–5pm (November 1, 2024–March 31, 2025) 🕰️Duration: 2–3 hrs Todai-ji Temple houses one of the world's largest bronze Buddha statues. The grandeur and solemnity of the Daibutsu-den (Great Buddha Hall) inspire awe. Sanzen-in Temple ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: 540 Ohararaikoincho, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto ⏰Opening Hours: 9am–5pm (March 1–October 31) 🕰️Duration: 2–3 hrs Sanzen-in Temple features exquisite gardens that blend with the seasonal scenery. The interplay of moss, cedar trees, and hydrangeas creates a beautiful natural picture. -- 🧳 Packing List: Essentials for your trip to Japan! 📞 A phone card is essential for easy communication and staying connected. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Japanese outlets are different. 🪪 Passport, visa, driver's license—make sure you have all the important documents. 👔 If traveling in March, remember to bring spring and autumn clothing to cope with the changing weather. 🔋 Charger and power bank to keep your phone charged for a smoother trip. -- 🌟Enjoy your trip to Japan, travel with ease, and experience the exotic charm!🌟

First time in Japan? Don't miss this 8-day ancient town and village tour guide, which will take you on an in-depth experience of Japan's ancient charm! / Japan, located in East Asia, is an island nation full of history. 🗾 From the cherry blossoms in the ancient capital of Kyoto 🌸 to the neon lights of Tokyo 🌃, it displays a unique charm of harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility everywhere, earning it the name "Pearl of the Orient." / 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Wuxi -> Kansai International Airport (Osaka) -> Nara. Upon arrival in Nara, proceed to the hotel to rest and prepare for the exciting itinerary of the next day! Day 2: Nara Park -> Todai-ji Temple -> Mount Wakakusa -> Byodo-in Temple. Stroll through Nara Park and experience the tranquility of nature; visit Todai-ji Temple and appreciate the ancient Buddhist culture; climb Mount Wakakusa and overlook the beautiful scenery of Nara; finally, visit Byodo-in Temple and admire the traditional Japanese garden art. Day 3: Amanohashidate -> Ine no Funaya. Explore the natural wonder of Amanohashidate and marvel at nature's ingenuity; then head to Ine no Funaya to experience the unique Japanese fishing village customs. Day 4: Sanzen-in Temple -> Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art (Kyocera Museum) -> Kinkaku-ji Temple -> Arashiyama. Visit Sanzen-in Temple and appreciate the profound Zen garden; experience the close integration of art and ceramics at the Kyocera Museum; explore the magnificent Kinkaku-ji Temple; and then stroll through Arashiyama, enjoying the tranquility and beauty of nature. Day 5: Gotemba Premium Outlets. Enjoy a full day of shopping at Gotemba Premium Outlets, enjoying discounts and special offers, and finding your favorite products. Day 6: Free time in Tokyo. No guide will accompany you. You can arrange your own itinerary and explore the prosperity and charm of Tokyo. Day 7: Free time in Tokyo. Continue to enjoy your free time in Tokyo and experience the unique atmosphere of this city. Day 8: Tokyo -> Wuxi. End your pleasant trip to Japan. Proceed to the airport at the designated time and take the return flight back to your warm home. / **Important Notes**: - 🌦️ The weather in Japan in March is moderate but changeable. It is recommended to bring a light windbreaker to cope with temperature differences. - 🍣 When tasting local cuisine, try sushi and ramen, they are definitely delicious! - 🎁 When buying souvenirs, pay attention to price comparisons. Electronics and cosmetics are good choices. - ⏰ Japan is 1 hour ahead of China. Adjusting to the time difference will allow you to better enjoy your journey! / A trip to Japan, enjoy the beautiful scenery and delicious food. With this guide in hand, your journey will be even more wonderful. Set off on your adventure now!

A beautiful port city that looks like it came out of an anime 🚣 A place where just staying there was healing The town is small, so it was easy to walk around here and there If you're planning a trip to a small city near Kyoto, be sure to stop by Ine Funaya 🖤 *You can visit by tour or public transportation, but I rented a car from Kyoto Station. The rental car cost was cheaper than I thought, and driving around was more romantic and nice. If you rent a car, be sure to visit the observation deck above! 📍Ine Funaya #Overseas Travel

Ine Funaya is a traditional floating house village located in Ine Bay, northern Kyoto, and is called the ‘Venice of Japan’! The tranquil scenery of the Funayas close to the sea and the cruise tours are attractive places:) #MarchTravelSupportEvent #JapanTravel #KyotoTravel #Japan #SoloTravel

The short holiday is here! We've crafted the perfect 8-day Japan itinerary for you. Get ready to explore Japan with ease. Save it now! -------- Located in East Asia, Japan boasts a rich history and unique regional characteristics. 🗾 From ancient Kyoto 🏞️ to bustling Tokyo 🌆, every corner exudes a distinct charm. Often called the "Land of Cherry Blossoms" 🌸, its beauty is truly captivating. -------- 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Kansai International Airport (Osaka) and transfer to your hotel in Nara. 🛫🏨 After a long flight, you've finally arrived in Japan. Settle in and relax at your hotel in Nara. Day 2: Nara Park -> Todai-ji Temple -> Mount Wakakusa -> Byodo-in Temple 🏞️🛕 Explore Nara's four major attractions, immersing yourself in the profound history and natural beauty. Day 3: Amanohashidate -> Ine no Funaya (Boat Houses) 🌉🛶 Marvel at the spectacular scenery of Amanohashidate and discover the unique boat house culture of Ine. Day 4: Sanzen-in Temple -> Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art -> Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) -> Arashiyama 🎨🏯 Journey through the ancient capital of Kyoto, where art and history intertwine. The natural scenery of Arashiyama is simply enchanting. Day 5: Gotemba Premium Outlets 🎢 Enjoy a day of shopping and entertainment in Gotemba, letting loose and having fun. Day 6: Free Day in Tokyo 🗼 Tokyo Tower, Ginza, Shinjuku… Define your own Tokyo experience! Day 7: Free Day in Tokyo 🌆 Explore Tokyo again, uncovering different facets of its urban charm. Day 8: Depart from Tokyo and fly back to Wuxi. 🛫🏠 Conclude your wonderful Japan trip, returning home with cherished memories. -------- 🧳 Packing List: Essential items for your Japan trip! 📞 Prepare a phone card to stay connected. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential, as Japan uses a different voltage. 🪪 Ensure you have all necessary documents, including your visa and passport. 👗 Pack appropriate clothing. March in Japan can be chilly, so a warm coat is a must. 🔋 Carry a charger to keep your devices powered up for photos and updates. -------- 🌸 We hope this guide helps you make the most of your Japan trip. Enjoy every moment of your journey! 🌸

When you visit Ine Bay, you must take the Ine Bay Sightseeing Boat! This is not just an ordinary sightseeing boat; the seagulls and eagles here are incredibly friendly, and even a bit greedy! As long as you hold a shrimp snack, they will swoop down from the sky and snatch it right from your hand. It's super cool! Especially the eagles, they are fast and graceful, making feeding them quite a challenge, just like filming a wildlife documentary. The sightseeing boat cruises around Ine Bay, allowing you to feed the seagulls while enjoying the beautiful scenery of the Ine Funaya (boat houses). These boat houses are unique traditional buildings, with the house built right by the water, the lower floor serving as a boathouse, and the upper floor as a residence. The scenery is so dreamy, it's no wonder it's called the 'Venice of Japan.' After the boat ride, I recommend taking a stroll around Ine Town! Unlike typical tourist spots, it has a serene small fishing village atmosphere. Walking along the coastal streets, looking at the rows of ancient boat houses, and listening to the sound of the waves, you'll truly feel that 'Ah, this is what a vacation should feel like!' sense of happiness. In summary, if you love nature, adorable seagulls, majestic eagles, and the healing scenery of a small fishing village, Ine Bay is definitely worth a visit! Feeding the birds from the boat is super exciting, and the scenery in Ine Town is incredibly beautiful. It's a fun and relaxing destination, highly recommended!

Osaka has always been a popular destination for Taiwanese tourists; If you have enough time, you can combine it with a trip to Kyoto; Highly recommend a day trip to the suburbs of Kyoto. The itinerary is as follows: Depart from Osaka (2-hour drive) - Miyama Town Gassho Village (1 hour) - Amanohashidate (take the cable car) - Amanohashidate Sightseeing Boat (feeding seagulls) - Ine Boathouses - Osaka Early February is just in time for snow; It is recommended to charter a car; This trip has 7 people, and the cost per person for chartering a car is about 2500 TWD. Amanohashidate cable car round trip costs 850 JPY Miyama Town Gassho Village is free Amanohashidate Sightseeing Boat costs 1200 JPY Feeding seagulls with shrimp crackers costs 100 JPY per pack Chartered car picks up from the hotel, Japan time, departure at 8 am, The first stop is Miyama Town Gassho Village; The snowy scenery along the way is very charming, The houses in Miyama Town are traditional thatched-roof buildings like those in Gassho Village; Under the cover of white snow, the cute triangular houses, Located in the countryside; paired with the very rich Miyama milk, Lock all memories and taste buds together 🥰 The second stop is about an hour and a half drive, Arrive at the Amanohashidate cable car station, The cable car speed is not fast, but there are only seats, There are not many protective measures, Accompanied by falling snowflakes, Enjoy the scenery up and down the mountain all the way; Take the cable car to the top of Amanohashidate, You can overlook the spectacular view of the Amanohashidate sandbar, The unique scenery formed by the bright and dark sides of the sandbar. (Stay for about an hour) Then head to the Amanohashidate Sightseeing Boat, While taking the boat to enjoy the Ine Boathouses, You can also feed the cute seagulls, At the Amanohashidate Sightseeing Boat pier, You can see the seagulls standing in a row, Just like actors waiting to go on stage, As the boat moves, the seagulls follow and fly, Enjoy the view of the Ine Boathouses from a distance; The mind gains a sense of tranquility. Due to the considerable thickness of the snow, An additional snow play activity was added in the middle, Lying in the snow, building cute little snowmen, Making snowballs by hand for a snowball fight; Swinging in the snow… Regardless of age, everyone can enjoy the fun of playing in the snow. Finally, drive back to the Osaka hotel, Due to the heavy snow, the road was slippery, So the travel time was longer than expected, Returned to the hotel at about 9 pm Japan time. A fulfilling one-day tour 🥰 💰Per capita consumption: 3000 TWD

Winter travel tips for Japan are here! Enjoy 8 days of fun and experience a different side of Japan. Check out these must-see attractions! -------------------- 🎈Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Wuxi - Arrive at Kansai International Airport in Osaka - Head to a hotel in Nara Depart from Wuxi and fly directly to Kansai International Airport in Osaka. After arriving, take a private transfer to a cozy hotel in Nara to rest. Day 2: Nara Park - Todai-ji Temple - Byodoin Temple Stroll through Nara Park and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. Visit Todai-ji Temple and experience ancient Buddhist culture. Finally, head to Byodoin Temple and explore the traces of history. Day 3: Amanohashidate - Ine no Funaya Visit the spectacular Amanohashidate and experience the wonders of nature. Then head to Ine no Funaya and enjoy the charm of traditional Japanese architecture. Day 4: Sanzen-in Temple - Kyocera Museum of Art - Kinkaku-ji Temple - Arashiyama Visit the simple and elegant Sanzen-in Temple and enjoy the Zen lifestyle. Visit the Kyocera Museum of Art and experience the charm of ceramic art. Visit the magnificent Kinkaku-ji Temple and enjoy the tranquility and solemnity. Finally, stroll through Arashiyama and enjoy the gifts of nature. Day 5: Gotemba Park Lanes Spend the whole day at Gotemba Park Lanes and enjoy shopping and entertainment. Day 6: Free time in Tokyo Enjoy free time in bustling Tokyo and explore the endless charm of the city. Day 7: Free time in Tokyo Continue to enjoy free time in Tokyo and experience the energy and diversity of this international metropolis. Day 8: Depart from Tokyo - Return to Wuxi Head to the airport at the designated time and fly back to Wuxi, ending your wonderful trip to Japan.🌟 -------------------- Some tips: 1. Visa: You need to apply for a visa in advance to visit Japan. Make sure your trip goes smoothly!📝 2. Souvenir prices: Japan has a wide variety of souvenirs. Compare prices to find the best deals!💰 3. Airport transportation: Japan's airports have convenient transportation options, such as subways and buses, to easily reach your destination!🚇 4. February weather: The temperature in Japan in February is moderate, but it is cooler in the morning and evening. Remember to bring a warm coat!🧣 -------------------- I hope this guide helps you have a more exciting trip to Japan! Have fun!🎉

A quiet village of floating houses located in the north of Kyoto, ‘Ine Funaya’ 🫧 It’s a bit far, but it’s worth the time you put in.. It’s a healing travel destination just by looking at it, so I definitely recommend you visit🩵 📍Ine Funaya #Overseas travel #Japan travel #Kyoto travel

Inehunaya where you can see the blue sea and the scenery A place where you can take good pictures outside the city How to get there: Apply for a same-day tour, and the limited crab meat rice bowl was really the best. #Inehunaya