Kyoto Tango's Top Three Selected Routes: Amanohashidate Coastal Secret, Sea Train, and Miyama Fairytale Journey

From the real-life "Spirited Away" sea train, to Amanohashidate, one of Japan's Three Scenic Views, to Ine Funaya, Kyoto's last hidden gem, and then to the fairytale-like Miyama Thatched Village, these three Tango themed routes will take you on a journey to explore the most charming mountain and sea scenery, coastal secrets, and rural charm of northern Kyoto.

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Tango Coastal Secret Tour | Pick up/drop off in Osaka/Kyoto

Explore two major representative attractions in northern Kyoto – Amanohashidate and Ine Funaya. Ascend to Hiyoshigaoka to overlook the magnificent seascape, one of Japan's Three Scenic Views, stroll along the pine-covered sandbar, Chion-ji Temple, and the revolving bridge, and experience the charm of nature and culture intertwined. Then, step into Ine Funaya, "Kyoto's last hidden gem," take a leisurely walk along the bay, or optionally take a boat tour or cycle through the fishing village to experience the purest coastal charm at a slow pace.

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Tango Sea Train Tour | Round trip from Osaka

Take the popular Tango Sea Train, cross the Yura River Bridge, and enjoy the sea and sky scenery reminiscent of "Spirited Away." Upon arrival at Amanohashidate, you can take a cable car to overlook Hiyoshigaoka, or stroll along the sandbar, Chion-ji Temple, and the revolving bridge to fully enjoy the scenery of Japan's Three Scenic Views. Afterwards, head to Ine Funaya, walk along the tranquil bay, gaze at the funaya village from afar, or optionally take a sightseeing boat to experience Tango's unique mountain and sea scenery from the sea.

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Tango Miyama Fairytale Tour | Round trip from Osaka

Stroll through Ine Funaya, experience the slow-paced life of a fishing village coexisting with the sea, or optionally take a boat tour to admire the unique sea village. Afterwards, head to Amanohashidate, ascend to overlook Hiyoshigaoka, and stroll along the pine-covered sandbar to enjoy the beauty of Japan's Three Scenic Views. Finally, arrive at the fairytale-like Miyama Thatched Village, and experience the most healing side of Kyoto's countryside amidst ancient thatched houses, red post boxes, and pastoral scenery.

The romance of the sea train, the grandeur of Amanohashidate, the tranquility of Ine Funaya, and the fairytale charm of Miyama Thatched Village – these three Tango themed routes each have their own unique characteristics, allowing you to discover the most cherished mountain and sea secrets of northern Kyoto all at once.