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[KKday Exclusive Offer | Buy 1 Get 1 Free] Kyoto's Three Views of Japan: Amanohashidate and Miyama Thatched Cottage Day Trip (Departing from Osaka)
[KKday Exclusive Offer | Buy 1 Get 1 Free] Kyoto's Three Views of Japan: Amanohashidate and Miyama Thatched Cottage Day Trip (Departing from Osaka)
[KKday Exclusive Offer | Buy 1 Get 1 Free] Kyoto's Three Views of Japan: Amanohashidate and Miyama Thatched Cottage Day Trip (Departing from Osaka)
[KKday Exclusive Offer | Buy 1 Get 1 Free] Kyoto's Three Views of Japan: Amanohashidate and Miyama Thatched Cottage Day Trip (Departing from Osaka)
[KKday Exclusive Offer | Buy 1 Get 1 Free] Kyoto's Three Views of Japan: Amanohashidate and Miyama Thatched Cottage Day Trip (Departing from Osaka)

[KKday Exclusive Offer | Buy 1 Get 1 Free] Kyoto's Three Views of Japan: Amanohashidate and Miyama Thatched Cottage Day Trip (Departing from Osaka)

Japan-Osaka , Kyoto , Amanohashidate , Igami Town , Kasamatsu Park
Duration:10 hour(s) 30 min(s)
Guided language: English / 日本語 / 中文
Free cancellation 3 day(s) prior to experience date
  • Enjoy the stunning view from Amanohashidate, one of the "Three Views of Japan".
  • Head to Ine Bay to admire the traditional boathouse fishing village scenery.
  • Stroll through the thatched-roof houses of Miyama and experience the charm of rural Japan.
  • Departing from Namba, Osaka, this location offers convenient transportation and is suitable for independent travelers.
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Located on the north side of Amanohashidate, Kasamatsu Park offers easy access to a mountaintop observation deck by cable car or chairlift, providing panoramic views of Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three most scenic spots. From this vantage point, the sprawling pine forest and sandbars resemble a dragon soaring into the sky, hence the famous "Rising Dragon View." While here, don't forget to experience the classic local custom of "crawling down to view Amanohashidate" (股之ぞき), a unique way to witness the breathtaking scenery that feels like a dragon ascending to heaven.

Located on the north side of Amanohashidate, Kasamatsu Park offers easy access to a mountaintop observation deck by cable car or chairlift, providing panoramic views of Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three most scenic spots. From this vantage point, the sprawling pine forest and sandbars resemble a dragon soaring into the sky, hence the famous "Rising Dragon View." While here, don't forget to experience the classic local custom of "crawling down to view Amanohashidate" (股之ぞき), a unique way to witness the breathtaking scenery that feels like a dragon ascending to heaven.

At the observation deck atop Amanohashidate Park, in addition to enjoying the beautiful view of the famous "Shoryukan," visitors can also experience the popular local activity of "kawarake-toge" (throwing tiles). Visitors throw small ceramic shards or tiles towards a circular target in front of them; it is said that successfully passing through the circle symbolizes wishes coming true, bringing good luck and blessings. This is one of the must-do fun experiences when visiting Amanohashidate.

At the observation deck atop Amanohashidate Park, in addition to enjoying the beautiful view of the famous "Shoryukan," visitors can also experience the popular local activity of "kawarake-toge" (throwing tiles). Visitors throw small ceramic shards or tiles towards a circular target in front of them; it is said that successfully passing through the circle symbolizes wishes coming true, bringing good luck and blessings. This is one of the must-do fun experiences when visiting Amanohashidate.

Ine Boat Houses, known as the "Venice of Kyoto," is one of the most representative fishing village attractions in northern Kyoto. Approximately 230 traditional boat houses line Ine Bay, with the first floor serving as a mooring area and fishing gear storage, and the second floor as living space. It is a unique and well-preserved example of traditional Japanese architecture.

Ine Boat Houses, known as the "Venice of Kyoto," is one of the most representative fishing village attractions in northern Kyoto. Approximately 230 traditional boat houses line Ine Bay, with the first floor serving as a mooring area and fishing gear storage, and the second floor as living space. It is a unique and well-preserved example of traditional Japanese architecture.

In Miyama, besides admiring the fairytale-like thatched-roof village, the local dairy products are also very famous, with "Miyama Milk" and handmade pudding being the most popular. The pudding, made with fresh milk from the Miyama Ranch in Kyoto, has a rich, smooth texture and a natural milky flavor. It's not overly sweet and is a popular dessert that many tourists must try when visiting Miyama.

In Miyama, besides admiring the fairytale-like thatched-roof village, the local dairy products are also very famous, with "Miyama Milk" and handmade pudding being the most popular. The pudding, made with fresh milk from the Miyama Ranch in Kyoto, has a rich, smooth texture and a natural milky flavor. It's not overly sweet and is a popular dessert that many tourists must try when visiting Miyama.

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