• Amanohashidate View Land - Amanohashidate is celebrated as one of the “Three Most Famous Views in Japan.” This sandbar is a natural land bridge, said in legend to have been crafted by the deity Izanagi-no-mikoto as a pathway from the heavens to visit the deity Izanami-no-mikoto. Amanohashidate is a stunning natural masterpiece formed by the Sea of Japan and the Noda River, which originates from Mt. Oe. The enchanting beauty, with its white sands and lush green pine trees, offers a truly magnificent view. Approximately 8,000 pine trees thrive in the sand along the 3.6-kilometer bridge.
• Ine-cho - In today’s world, the villagers of Ine continue to uphold the traditions and wisdom inherited from ancient times. The residents of Ine primarily sustain themselves through fishing, benefiting from the abundant fishing grounds surrounding Ine Bay. Funayas are still utilized as both living and working spaces. To respect the privacy of residents, please refrain from entering a Funaya without permission. Enjoy your visit to Ine with the same respect you would show your own community. Your understanding and cooperation are greatly appreciated.

• Oil, Toll and Parking Expense
• Vehicle fee for 10 hours from Osaka to Osaka
• Simple accompanying service

• Not mentioned above
• Child seat: 2000JPY/ SEAT

• The remaining 4 hours on the duration is allotted for the travel time from Osaka and back to Osaka.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.