Akamatsu, the sea train to Ine Bay

#伊根湾めぐり Located in Kyoto by the Sea, Ine Bay has a small tidal drop, so residents formed settlements on the narrow land between the mountains and the sea and developed a unique "Funaya" building. A boat house is a house with a first floor for docking ships and a second floor for living space. There are many funayas along the shore of Ine Bay, which look as cute as Kyoto Japanese-style houses floating on the sea. Since 2005, the Ine Funaya Village has been designated as an Important Preservation Area for Traditional Buildings in Japan. The waters of Ine Bay are clear and the fish are abundant, and it is known as one of the most beautiful seas in the world. Some people compare life here to being the closest to the sea, and the area also has many unique traditional customs and activities. In addition to viewing the boathouse from the shore, there is also the #伊根湾めぐり遊覧船 Ine sightseeing ship that runs regularly in Ine Bay. Looking at the boathouse from the sea, you can better appreciate its uniqueness. After enjoying one of the three most scenic views in Japan, Amanohashidate, you are welcome to head to Ine to experience the beautiful natural environment of Ine Bay and the atmosphere of life in a traditional Japanese fishing village. Don’t forget to try the delicious seafood! address Kyoto Prefecture and Ine Town, Kyoto County Transportation ・Bus Get off at Amanohashidate Station on the Kyoto Tango Railway Miyatoyo Line, then take the Tankai Bus bound for Ine for about 60 minutes and get off at Ine Station. ·car 1. 45 minutes north along National Route 178 from Miyazu 2. Take the Kyoto-Jukan Expressway and Miyazu-Yosa Road and get off at the Yosa-Amanohashidate Interchange. Continue along National Route 176 to National Route 178 and drive for about 45 minutes. Additional screenings: Hayao Miyazaki's movie scene 🎬 of #SpiritedAwaySeaTrain #Akamatsu #Tango Akamatsu Tango Akamatsu This sightseeing train is themed after the white sand and green pine trees that symbolize Amanohashidate. It connects Amanohashidate and Nishi-Maizuru, two of the three most scenic views in Japan. The boat runs along the Nagu Coast and Yura River Bridge, and you can enjoy the stunning ocean views. The interior of the car is decorated with warm wood as the main tone, and there are sofa seats, counter seats, and ordinary seats, and you can enjoy the stunning scenery from the window. If you wish to ride the Akamatsu train, you will need to purchase a separate ticket (550 yen) in addition to the fare from your starting point to your destination. ※From April 1st, the price of the numbered ticket will be increased to 800 yen. Each train is designed by Master Eiji Mitooka himself. Master Mitooka Eiji Born in Okayama Prefecture in 1947, Master Mitooka is active in various design fields including architecture, railway vehicles, graphics, and products. The JR Kyushu stations and trains he designed were once a hot topic among Japanese railway fans. It has won the Brunel Award and Laureate Award in the British International Railway Design Competition, the Japan Railway Award, Japan's only comprehensive design GOOD DESIGN AWARD, etc. Highly recommended 👍: Before departure, the station staff will hold a small flag Waving and waving flags to passengers outside the car, so cute! In addition, many drinks and packaged desserts are sold on the Akamatsu train. ‼ ️Highly recommend taking the Akamatsu‼ ️ The must-order is "Dantie Coffee" ☕️#DantieCoffee "Tantetsu Coffee" is "Josaki Kahi Roastery" Made especially for Tango Railway, the body is thick. The aftertaste is not charcoal-like and the overall taste is very smooth. Not bitter or astringent! #伊根の风屋 #Hirata, Ine-cho, Kyoto-fu,