A transport hub connecting Kyoto to the North Kansai region, jointly used by JR West and Kyoto Tango Railway. Serves as the ideal starting point for exploring the Tango area.

One of Japan's three scenic views. This 3.6 km sandbar, covered with thousands of pine trees, resembles a bridge connecting to the heavens.

An amusement park on Monju Mountain offering the "Matanozoki" view (viewing upside down through legs) known as "Flying Dragon View," plus various attractions like a Ferris wheel.

One of Japan's Three Great Monju Temples, dedicated to Monju Bosatsu, the bodhisattva of wisdom. Students pray for academic success; unique fan-shaped fortunes hang from pine trees.

A movable bridge connecting the Amanohashidate sandbar to the mainland. It rotates 90 degrees to allow large ships to pass, offering a rare spectacle.

A natural beach along the Amanohashidate sandbar. In summer, many visitors enjoy swimming and relaxing between the pine groves and the blue sea.

Unique traditional fishing village houses along Ine Bay. Featuring boat garages on the ground floor and living quarters above, these 230+ structures create "Japan's Venice."

The best observation deck on the hillside of Ine Town, offering a panoramic view of Ine Bay and the sprawling funaya boat houses. Capture the classic "Japan's Venice" postcard view at this free spot perfect for enjoying the fishing village scenery.

One of the best spots to view the Ine funaya. The park features a free observation deck and rest areas overlooking the tranquil bay and traditional boat houses.

Take a cruise around Ine Bay to view the funaya boat houses up close from the sea. Feed the soaring seagulls and experience the charming fishing village atmosphere.