The name “Amanohashidate” means Heaven's Bridge, and you'll see why as you take in the breathtaking landscape. Don't miss the chance to ride the cable car up Mt. Monju for a spectacular view from the observation deck. From here, Amanohashidate looks like a dragon soaring into the sky, earning it the nickname “View of the Flying Dragon.” Perfect for a jaw-dropping photo op! (includes time for lunch at own expense)

Visitez le temple Chionji, réputé pour ses succès académiques. Admirez l'impressionnante porte du temple et essayez l'unique omikuji (papier divinatoire) en forme d'éventail. Pour vous amuser, observez le pont tournant qui relie Amanohashidate à Bussharado tourner pour laisser passer les grands navires. Amanohashidate Onsen – Chie-no-Yu : Plongez dans les sources chaudes vivifiantes réputées pour leurs vertus pour la peau. Les bains de pieds sont gratuits, et l'entrée à l'onsen est à 700 JPY (non incluse).

Ine Village, recognized as one of Japan's 18 most beautiful villages by the Japanese, is home to the country's unique waterfront "funaya" houses. Here, you can experience the untouched natural scenery that is unlike typical tourist destinations. The funaya, with over 230 houses, stretch along the 5-kilometer southern coast of Ine Bay. To this day, people continue to coexist with the sea that lies right before them. The village is a serene fishing community, far from the hustle and bustle, where you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty unique to Ine Town—the crystal-clear sea, deep green mountains, rapidly changing sky, and the iconic colors of the funaya houses, all of which create an unspoiled and authentic atmosphere. Stroll around, feed seagulls by boat while soaking in the picturesque coastal scenery.

18:00: Disband at Kyoto Station (Time is for reference only)