[2025 Ine Stay] Travel Guide for Ine No Funaya Miyabi (Updated May)

ine - a beautiful place to visit for a one day trip if you are in Kyoto/Osaka area.#ine #inecafe

an escape from busy city life, a trip to Ine No funaya worth a visit. 2 hrs plus from city as we rent a car. nice scenery, after all.

My dears, you must come to Ine Funaya! It is located in the middle of the Honshu coastline of Japan, right on the border between Kyoto Prefecture and Tamba City, nestled between the mountains and Ine Bay. The boat house is backed by lush mountains and faces the azure sea. From a distance, it looks like it is floating on the water. No wonder Ine Town is known as the "Venice on the Water of Japan"! ✨Recommended must-see attractions: 1️⃣Takeda Castle Ruins: The castle in the sky surrounded by the sea of ​​clouds is just like a scene from Hayao Miyazaki's anime! The vast and magnificent castle ruins are filled with the mysterious atmosphere of a "lost city". 2️⃣ Amanohashidate: A very special way to enjoy the scenery. There are 8,000 pine trees lined up on a sandbar about 3.6 kilometers long. The scene is so spectacular! 3️⃣ Ine Funaya: Japan's "Venice" town, the tranquility and indifference here are super healing. It is very pleasant to sit on the shore and daydream all day long. 4️⃣Kyoto Tango Tram: Check out the famous scene of the sea train in "Spirited Away" on the other side of the Yuryougawa Bridge, or take the tram for a super beautiful sea-viewing trip. Kyoto by the Sea is so beautiful, perfect for those who love nature and Japanese culture. If conditions permit, choose to charter a car 🚗, which saves worry and effort, and you don’t have to go back and forth! #HealingScenery #JapanTravel #Japan #CitywithSnowandSea #TokyoAttractions

so beautiful 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities:

We are lucky to witness Ine Funaya with snow. It is cold but the view is amazing!

#newyearnewtrip I was enchanted by the picturesque Ine no Funaya, a traditional fishing village in Kyoto, Japan. The unique boat houses, known as "funaya," lined the tranquil waterfront, their wooden structures and tiled roofs reflecting beautifully in the calm waters. The atmosphere was serene and peaceful, with a sense of nostalgia and tradition. As I strolled along the waterfront, I felt as though I had stepped back in time, experiencing a glimpse of old Japan. A hidden gem, Ine no Funaya is a must-visit for those seeking authenticity.

#newyearnewtrip I fell in love with the rustic charm of Ine no Funaya, a traditional fishing village in Kyoto, Japan. The funaya boat houses, with their wooden facades and tiled roofs, seemed to blend seamlessly into the surrounding landscape. The gentle lapping of the water against the shore and the warm glow of lanterns created a sense of tranquility. As I explored the narrow alleys and waterfront, I felt like I had stumbled upon a hidden treasure, a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage.

The waters of Ine Bay are clear and the catch is rich, and it is known as one of the most beautiful seas in the world. Some people compare life here to being the closest to the sea, and the area also has many unique traditional customs and activities. 😀🤩🤩

The waters of Ine Bay are clear and the catch is rich, and it is known as one of the most beautiful seas in the world. Some people compare life here to being the closest to the sea, and the area also has many unique traditional customs and activities. 😀🤩🤩

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Funaya, a picturesque coastal town located in Japan. Known for its traditional fishing village charm and unique architectural wonders called "funaya," this hidden gem provided a captivating glimpse into the country's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Upon arriving in Funaya, I was immediately struck by the tranquil atmosphere and stunning seaside setting. The town is nestled along a scenic bay, with a backdrop of rolling hills and lush greenery.

Short review of "Ine" = You can't miss it. I like it like this. A friend drove from Kyoto for almost 2 hours and drove back for another 2 hours. In total, the day was over. It was beautiful, just like what I saw in the reviews, but we weren't really impressed. The local seafood was...just a taste. But...it was so chill at night. It was quiet like the Ratchaprapha Dam. It was secluded and didn't bother anyone. I packed my bags because I left my bags in Tokyo. I left them at a hotel for 1 night, which was enough for Ine. Otherwise, I couldn't leave social media. It was so homely. 555 #dreamvoyage

#2024TravelWish Ine Funaya, located on the coast of Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, is famous for its unique traditional funaya and beautiful coastline scenery. The funaya in this area are a traditional architectural style of the Kyoto coast, showcasing the traditional lifestyle and unique cultural charm of small Japanese seaside villages. Walking along the coastline of Ine, I was first attracted by the rows of boat houses built along the water. The architectural style of these boat houses is simple and practical, with the lower floor usually used for boat mooring and fishing gear storage, and the upper floor as living space. This unique architecture is not only a part of the lives of local residents, but also a scenic spot that attracts tourists🏡. In addition, the Ine Funaya area also offers a variety of experience activities, such as taking a traditional fishing boat out to sea to experience the local fishing village culture and natural beauty. The natural environment and tranquil atmosphere of the seaside make people feel the tranquility and harmony away from the hustle and bustle of the city🌊. In short, Ine Funaya is an ideal place to experience traditional Japanese coastal life and enjoy the seaside scenery. Not only does it have a rich cultural history and unique architectural style, it also provides a peaceful space to live in harmony with nature.

Kyoto in January 𓂃 ✍︎______________________________________📍Ine no Funaya Miyabi BetteiIne no Funaya Miyabi opened in March 2023This time we stayed at one of the buildings in "Koga" Ine Town is still a quiet town, even though it is visited by tourists This is a recommended inn for those who want to relax while looking out at Ine Bay The old house has been renovated using beams, and is two stories tall with a stylish interior, and it is also nice that there is a sunken kotatsu◎ The hot spring is constantly circulating, and the slightly viscous water warms the body from the inside◎There is also a shower room and a spacious toilet! On a sunny day, the water in Ine Bay is incredibly clear, and you can see small fish glowing blue, sea urchins on the seabed, and birds floating around, which is fun to watch◎ The starry sky was also wonderful◎ If I had to say one thing, it would be nice if they provided at least two towels for me, as I will be using the facility multiple times #Kyoto #KyotoHotel #IneNoFunaya #AccommodationReview

Ine's Funaya, located in Ine Town on the Tango Peninsula, the northernmost part of Kyoto Prefecture, was the first fishing village to be designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings in 2005. The Funaya are believed to have existed since the mid-Edo period, and the first floor, which is directly connected to the sea, is a boat landing, storage, and workshop, while the second floor is used as living space. In recent years, these precious houses that appear to be floating on the sea have been featured on television and other media, and have become popular tourist spots, attracting many tourists. 📌Ine's Funaya 📌Hirata, Ine Town, Yosa District, Kyoto Prefecture 📌There is no railway nearby, so it is convenient to visit by car. 📌Famousness★★★☆☆ #Kyoto Tourism #777 #Kyoto Trip #Ine Town #Ine's Funaya #Kyotango #Tango Tourism #Tango #Seaside Scenery #Sea

Fishing village in Ine town, located in the northern part of Kyoto prefecture. #traveljapan #kyototravel #japantrip