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Amanohashidate “Matanozoki” (looking through your legs upside down)
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Fall Foliage,Cherry Blossoms,Others]
Kasamatsu Park near Ichinomiya Boat Dock is a popular spot for upside down viewing through your legs. With earth and sky reversed, Amanohashidate looks like a bridge over the heavens.
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Amanohashidate Rotating Bridge
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
The bridge rotates 90 degrees when a ship passes and is worth an experience. Amanohashidate Sightseeing Boat from Miyazu passes through here.
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Two-Story Amanohashidate Sightseeing Boat
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Animals & Birdwatching,Others]
A spectacular view of Amanohashidate can be enjoyed from the upper floor of the boat. Passengers can also feed seagulls.
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Nariai-ji Temple, 28th temple of the Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Animals & Birdwatching,Fall Foliage,Others]
Nariai-ji Temple, 28th temple of the Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage, is accessible from Ichinomiya Boat Dock by Kasamatsu Cable and Tankai Tozan Bus. The sight of its autumn leaves is spectacular.
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Amanohashidate Sightseeing Boat at sunset
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
The air in this area is crisp and clean, and beautiful morning and evening skies can be seen.
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Sightseeing Boat running along Monju Waterway and Amanohashidate Canal
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
Cruises through atmospheric Amanohashidate Waterway, including Rotating Bridge that turns 90 degrees when a ship passes through. It is a rare sight!
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Amanohashidate beach
[Famous/Historical Spots,Sports & Outdoor Activities,Nature & Scenery,Others]
A beach in Amanohashidate. Many people from all over the country visit in summer to swim in one of Japan's most scenic spots.
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Amanohashidate Sightseeing Boat passing through Rotating Bridge
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Hot Springs,Others]
Amanohashidate Rotating Bridge rotates 90 degrees when a boat passes. The scarlet bridge turning dynamically is a captivating sight
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Amanohashidate Shrine
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
The only shrine in Amanohashidate. Isoshimizu in the shrine is a mysterious well where fresh water springs up despite being surrounded by the ocean.
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Ine’s Funaya houses covered in snow
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
Ine in snow almost looks as if it had popped out from a fairy tale.
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Ine Bay and its beautiful cherry blossoms during spring
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
The pink cherry blossoms are a perfect match for the emerald green waters of the ocean. Ine is a place where even time flows slower.
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Ine Town, Nunobiki Falls
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
A 100-meter waterfall in Ine town. A precious fall which only appears after rain or snowmelt seasons.
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Dolphins in Ine Bay
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
Dolphins occasionally visit Ine Bay. A lucky visitor might have a chance to see them.
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Mukai Sake Brewery, a long-established brewery
[Famous/Historical Spots,Others]
Est.1754. Its buildings are located by the ocean, right next to the Funaya houses.
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The fireworks of Ine
[Famous/Historical Spots,Festivals & Special Events,Nature & Scenery,Others]
Another shot from the fireworks festival. Fireworks reflecting on the waters create a dreamlike scene.
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Funaya houses and the blue sky and sea
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
The blue sky, the blue water, and the Funaya houses melting into the scene…. Picturesque is the word.
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Funaya and the fireworks
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
Another photo from the fireworks festival. The traditional lanterns hung from the Funaya houses makes everyone’s heart brighter.
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Ine Bay Boat Tour
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
A 25-minute experience of the beautiful Funaya housings stretched across the whole harbor.
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Ine’s Funaya houses at night
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
Funaya houses and their lighting. Sunset and night views of the area are also spectacular.
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A Birds-eye-view of Ine and the Funaya houses
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
A picture of Ine taken from the sky. The way the 230 Funaya houses stretch across the harbor can be well observed.
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Ine Bay seen from heights
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
A view of Ine Bay from the roadside station “Funaya no Sato." A gorgeous scenery of the 230 Funaya houses and the beautiful ocean.
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Ine’s Funaya houses
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
Funaya houses are buildings unique to this region. The ground level of the building is a garage for fishboats, and the second floor is used as housing and living space.
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Urashima Jinja (Shrine)
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
An shrine in Ine, known for its legends of Urashima Taro, one of the most famous folktales of Japan.
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The fireworks of Ine
[Famous/Historical Spots,Traditional Events,Festivals & Special Events,Nature & Scenery,Others]
A fireworks festival is held every year at the end of August. The fireworks lighting up the Funaya houses create outerworldly scenes.
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Sunset at Ine Bay
[Famous/Historical Spots,Nature & Scenery,Others]
Funaya houses colored by the evening glow. Orange and pink veils of light give a different look to Ine’s spectacular scenery.
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The Okushiri Route Ferry “Karanse Okushiri”
[Nature & Scenery,Others]
The “Karanse Okushiri” that connects Okushiri Island and Mainland Hokkaido has been in service since 2017.
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Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge
[Famous/Historical Spots,Others]
Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge is the longest span bridge in the world, which links the city of Kobe on the Japanese mainland of Honshu to Iwaya on Awaji Island.
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Hakata Ramen
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Hakata-style Tonkotsu Ramen is popular along with Ramens of Hokkaido, namely Sapporo-style Miso Ramen, Hakodate-style Shio Ramen, and Asahikawa-style Shoyu Ramen.
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Blue Wing Drawbridge
[Famous/Historical Spots,Others]
Beautiful ｄrawbridge facing the Kanmon Straits
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