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Green Lodge

This is a training accommodation facility that is located at the entrance of Shuten-Doji no Sato. Surrounded by mountains, this nature-filled location can be used by both families and groups alike.

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Seikirou Ryokan

This is an old inn that carries works of art and a history of accommodating writers and artists. It welcomes guests with its heartfelt hospitality and dishes made with seafood sourced from Miyazu Bay and Amanohashidate.

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Funaya-no-Sato Roadside Station (Michi-no-eki)

This is a park that overlooks Ine Bay and the Funaya (boat houses). In addition to restaurants and dining establishments that cook and serve fresh live fish that are caught at Ine Fishery Port, there are also souvenir shops and lounges here.

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Ono no Komachi Onsen

At this hot spring, the hot alkaline water has a gentle feel on the skin. The facility is located on a hill that overlooks the town of Omiya, and is surrounded by establishments such as the Omiya "Fureai" Factory.

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Ukawa Onsen

This establishment features a marine hot spring that takes your breathe away with the blueness of the Sea of Japan and the view of the setting sun on the horizon, as well as a mountain hot spring that is surrounded by a bamboo grove. At both hot springs, males and females use the bathing rooms at an alternating basis that changes from day to day. Also, with a restaurant and accommodation facility available, you can stay here for a long time while using the hot springs for healing.

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TRAVEL GUIDE KYOTO ~Discover your own Kyoto~

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E-bike Adventures around the Tango Peninsula

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Rural Escapes: Journeying to Two Traditional Japanese Inns

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Deep Kyoto 1 Day Countryside Cycling

Only one hour by train from Kyoto Station.
This tour takes you on a bicycle tour with a local guide through the countryside where villages, mountains and rice fields are next to each other.
Before and/or after the tour, you can stay at farmhouses and enjoy the local food. Visit the site where the food is grown and taste it to your heart.
This is a two-day tour where you can experience local life as it is, rooted in the land.

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Kyoto by the Sea E-bike Tour (Self Guided & Short Guide)

This tour includes;
- Rent E-Bike (Giant/ Tern, can charge your phone), helmet, waterproof gear fee
- Accommodation fee in Ine boat house area and Kinosaki hot springs area
- Baggage transportation
- 1~2 hours guided tour of Amanohashidate & Ine boat house
- Boat cruising in Ine gulf
- Amanohashidate lift ticket
- Breakfast of whole days
- Rescue by car when you get trouble
- You can give up cycling anywhere and take a bus or train.
- Washing & dry of your clothes
Start: Amanohashidate Sta.
Goal : Kinosaki's accommodation

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Kyoto by the Sea E-bike Tour (Escorted)

This is a mosaic cultural sphere where a variety of unique cultures thrive. As can be seen in the out-spa culture of Kinosaki, the fishermen's society of Ine, and the group of roofed houses in Miyama, the spirit of autonomy of the villages has continued to the present day. The unique food culture, natural topography, and townscape change every 10 kilometers. This is the most varied cycling road in Japan. This is the best tour in Japan where you can learn about "Diverse Japan" while visiting the villages and towns.

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The Oni Trail Highlight Short

The Oni Trail follows ancient lore and oni (demon/ogre) legends across a 100km-long trail with a variety of routes that stretches across northern Kyoto prefecture all the way to the Sea of Japan. It traverses ancient pilgrimage routes, mountain paths, forest trails, village streets, castle towns, and a UNESCO Global Geopark. Park hiking, part walking; explore slowly on foot, get to know Japan, and help the planet at the same time.
The Highlight Short version is a half version of the Oni Trail from day1 to day 4, an adventure travel on your feet walking about 44 kilometers of the Miyazu Kaido route from Ooeyama to Amanohashidate.