Igami Town

The boarding point for the Amanohashidate sightseeing boat is right next to Chieun-ji Temple, making it very easy to find! There's also a parking lot next to Chieun-ji Temple, and restaurants nearby, but be aware that they close relatively early. On our return trip, we disembarked at 5:30 PM, and only one ramen shop was still open! The cherry blossoms at Kasamatsu Park are beautiful, the scenery is first-class, and the hanging chair experience is also great—highly recommended!

Showing the QR code to the staff makes boarding the boat very convenient! We originally fed the sea bream shrimp chips, but it attracted a large number of eagles to snatch the food. When we threw the shrimp chips out, the eagles caught them with their talons, allowing the children to experience the characteristics of animals up close, which excited them greatly!

This was my first time traveling to Amanohashidate. Luckily, I booked a group tour through KKDAY. The day of the tour coincided with my move from Kyoto to Osaka, so getting off in Osaka was incredibly convenient. Our tour guide, Mr. Shun, was incredibly friendly and enthusiastic. At first, the guide only spoke English, and we thought we had booked the wrong tour, but we later realized he spoke English first and then Chinese. The passengers on the bus came from various countries, and the guides after disembarking were also primarily in English, but if anyone needed Chinese, the guide would ask for their input – very kind! At each stop, just following the guide allowed us to hear interesting local stories, which was really fun. Mr. Shun is a very competent and professional guide, and we would definitely want to go on this tour again. Thank you so much! We will definitely book this tour again next time we need it!

Our family participated in a day trip to Tango Railway, Amanohashidate, and Ine on April 8th, and we had a wonderful time. We are very grateful to our guide, Mr. Hu, for his arrangements and leadership. My family of three had booked separate day trips, and we were surprised to find ourselves split into two groups. We were truly shocked by our oversight when we checked in, but Mr. Hu generously offered to join our group, making the day trip complete. To describe Mr. Hu, I would use the Taiwanese phrase "fast, efficient, and accurate." He explained the schedule, details, and even subtle nuances clearly before each segment of the trip, giving me a clear understanding. I felt very safe with him; you can't go wrong with him! For example, regarding the 2.5-hour return journey, he explained beforehand that there would be no rest stops, but if needed, we should let him know in advance, and he would arrange it with the driver. In Inee, he also reminded everyone that bicycles could be borrowed and proactively helped me communicate with the tour center. At the end of the trip, he warmly said goodbye to everyone. I also hope to join Director Hu's group again next time I participate in a KKday tour! 😁😁 The day trip was very well-organized, giving me a good understanding of Amanohashidate and Ineko. I wanted more, and my family and I will probably drive there again in the future. The only downside was that two boys on the bus were very noisy, which not only disturbed my rest but also prevented me from properly listening to Director Hu's explanations...😮‍💨😮‍💨