07:20 Meet in Osaka to Begin Today’s Beautiful Journey 09:50 Ine Town ▼ Ine Funaya - "The Venice of Japan" and "The Most Beautiful Seaside Village" 【Ine Town】is recognized as one of Japan's 18 most beautiful villages, boasting unique waterfront "Funaya" (boat houses) architecture not seen elsewhere in the country. These boat houses, located along the 5-kilometer stretch of Ine Bay, comprise over 230 structures, making this the town with the highest number of traditional Funaya in Japan. Residents still coexist harmoniously with the sea. The pristine, transparent sea, lush green mountains, dramatic skies, and the iconic Funaya create a palette of pure natural beauty unique to Ine. Strolling along the serene coastal fishing village offers a refreshing escape from the urban bustle. Recommended Spots During Free Time: Funaya Biyori: Enjoy a cup of coffee while soaking in the breathtaking Ine Bay views. Or Unique Funaya Design: Explore the Funaya’s distinctive two-story structure

11:10 Amanohashidate ▼ One of Japan’s Top Three Scenic Spots -Amanohashidate Viewing Area ,it is celebrated alongside Matsushima and Miyajima as one of Japan's "Three Scenic Views." This 3.6-kilometer-long sandbar, covered with around 8,000 pine trees, offers stunning vistas with white sandy beaches on both sides. Its shape resembles a bridge stretching towards the sky, hence the name "Amanohashidate." Recommended Spots: Amanohashidate View Land: Located atop Mount Monju, this viewpoint is famous for the “Flying Dragon View.” it offers lively and energetic vistas of Amanohashidate. Chion-ji Temple: Dedicated to Monju Bosatsu, the guardian of wisdom, this temple is popular for academic prayers. Stroll Along the Sandbar: Walk through the serene pine forest, admire the varied shapes of the pine trees, and visit Amanohashidate Shrine. Don’t forget to wash your hands at the ancient well, “Iso Clean Water,” before making a wish.

14:40 Miyama ▼ Kyoto’s Thatched-Roof Village - Miyama Kayabuki no Sato , it is one of Japan's three major traditional thatched-roof villages, alongside Shirakawa-go in Gifu and Ouchi-juku in Fukushima. With about 40 thatched-roof houses, this village offers a tranquil and timeless escape reminiscent of the Edo period. Recommended Highlights: The Iconic Red Postbox: Capture the perfect shot with a traditional thatched house in the foreground and rows of roofs in the background. Local Treats: Don’t miss Miyama Milk and Miyama Ice Cream at Café Gallery Saika, or explore the Miyama Folklore Museum to learn about traditional Japanese life and house structures. 15:20 Return End the day’s delightful journey and begin the return trip. Please note that the return time is for reference only and may vary depending on the day’s itinerary and traffic conditions.