▲ Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three scenic views, is a 3.6-kilometer-long sandbar covered with pine trees that resembles a green dragon lying across the sea. From the mountaintop observation deck, you can experience the famous "view between the legs" and witness the spectacular sight of the sandbar appearing like a soaring dragon. The park features not only observation platforms but also a Ferris wheel, amusement facilities, and cafes, allowing visitors to enjoy breathtaking views while relaxing at leisure. The package with tickets includes Amanohashidate cable car tickets, while the package without tickets requires self-payment for the cable car (reference price: ¥1,000 per person). Recommended attractions: Chion-ji Temple, Rotary Bridge, Amanohashidate Beach, and Amanohashidate Shopping Street.
▲ Kayabuki No Sato is renowned for its well-preserved thatched-roof village, often called "Japan's original countryside." The area features traditional thatched houses, a folk museum, craft experience facilities, and restaurants serving rural cuisine. Visitors can immerse themselves in history and culture while enjoying the beauty of nature across all seasons and the tranquil atmosphere of the countryside.
▲ Kayabuki No Sato Snow Lantern Festival The ancient village becomes exceptionally dreamy under the lantern lights, as if stepping into a fairy-tale world. Traditional Japanese dance performance*Only on January 21 Time: 5:40 PM–6:00 PM (approx. 20 min)
▲ Step into Ine and you'll feel like you've instantly arrived in the "Kyoto by the Sea"! This ancient Japanese coastal settlement features approximately 230 traditional boat houses neatly lining the shore, creating a picturesque scene where the sea meets the sky. Enjoy a magical experience aboard a sightseeing cruise while feeding seagulls and admiring the enchanting "Ine Blue" scenery. *Lunch not included. The package with tickets includes an Ine sightseeing cruise ticket. For packages without tickets, cruise tickets must be purchased separately at reference prices: ¥1,200 for adults and ¥600 for children.
