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Tourist attraction information

It's about a 10-minute walk to Amanohashidate, Three Views of Japan, and about a 20-minute drive to Ine Funaya.
Please use this hotel as your base for sightseeing in Kyoto and Miyazu.

30 seconds walk to the beach

Information on recommended tourist spots and events in the area.
  • Recommended spots

    • 10 minutes walk from the hotel

      Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park, a popular tourist spot.

      Three Views of Japan!
      It is conveniently located about a 10-minute walk from our hotel.
    • 18 minutes by car from the hotel

      Kaisen Bridge

      Kaisen Bridge is a rare revolving bridge.
    • 25 minutes by car from the hotel

      Kanabiki-no-taki Falls

      A hidden spot that locals visit.
      A beautiful waterfall full of negative ions.
    • 20 minutes by car from the hotel

      Ine no Funaya

      The boathouse is located closest to the sea.
      The first floor is the boathouse and the second floor is the living space.
  • Three Views of Japan"Amanohashidate"

    • 10 minutes walk from the hotel

      Amanohashidate

      A sand spit extending 3.6 km, the area surrounding Hashidate including Motoise Kono Shrine,
      The area including Kasamatsu Park is collectively called Amanohashidate.
      There are many different names for the pines in the pine tree avenue.
    • 10 minutes walk from the hotel

      Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park

      At Kasamatsu Park, you can enjoy the view of "Amanohashidate's Diagonal Line," one of Three Views of Japan.
      About a 10-minute walk from Fukuju-Tei,
      There is a cable car or chairlift station to Kasamatsu Park.
    • 10 minutes walk from the hotel

      Amanohashidate Rental Cycle

      Explore Amanohashidate on a rental bicycle.
      Enjoy it to the fullest!
    • 40 minutes on foot from the hotel / 18 minutes by car(To the lift station)

      Amanohashidate View Land

      An observation deck that offers a panoramic view of Amanohashidate from the south.
      *The lift ride takes approximately 10 minutes.
    • 5 minutes walk from the hotel

      Amanohashidate's Kuromatsu

      Feel the pleasant sea breeze,
      Enjoy a stroll Amanohashidate.
  • Shrines and temples

    • 8 minutes walk from the hotel

      Motoise Kono Shrine(Kono jinja)

      Kono Shrine is the foremost grand shrine in Tango, designated as the "Ichinomiya Tango" in Yoro 3 of the Yōrō era (719) during Nara Period.
      Many visitors to Amanohashidate also pay their respects at Kono Shrine.
      Since Ise Jingu was relocated from here to Ise, Kono Shrine is also known as Moto-Ise ("the original Ise").
    • 13 minutes walk from the hotel

      Manai Shrine

      A power spot that has existed from ancient times to the present.
      It is famous for its "Ame no Manai no Mizu (the sacred spring water)).
      Please bring your own water bottle.
    • 50 minutes by train or bus from the hotel / 20 minutes by car

      Nariaiji Temple(Miyazu City, Kyoto Prefecture)

      Nariaiji Temple, Sacred Site No. 28 of the Saigoku 33 Kannon Pilgrimage, belongs to Shingon Sect and enshrines Shokanzeon Bosatsu.
      Nariaiji Temple Heisei Five-Storied Pagoda (pictured on the right), and a "Mamukai no Ryu (The dragon directly opposite)"Jingoro Hidari work.
      There are other structures such as the "Tsukazu no Kane (temple’s bell never to be struck), " which tells a sad story.
      Additionally, there is the Narai Nariai Observation Deck, from which you can enjoy a magnificent view of Amanohashidate and other stunning scenery.
  • Local Events

    • 8 minutes walk from the hotel

      Festivals

      This is the oldest festival in Tango region. "Aoi Matsuri (Aoi Festival)"
      It is held every year on April 24th at Motoise Kono Shrine.
    • 5 minutes walk from the hotel

      Amanohashidate Winter Fireworks

      It is scheduled to be held every year around October.
    • 30 minutes by steamship from our hotel

      Miyazu Floating Lanterns Fireworks Show

      It is scheduled to be held every August.