The Kyoto Coast
Known colloquially as “Kyoto by the sea,” this area is a one of sandy beaches dotted with traditional fishing villages, lazy blue waters, and excellent local cuisine.
Itinerary
| Day 1 |
One of the most visually appealing areas in Japan, this is a land of pine trees, sandy beaches, and blue waters.
Met at Amanohashidate Station> Amanohashidate Round Course by E-Bike> Yoshioya de (lunch, squid bowl)>
Amanohashidate Viewland> Accommodation: Tabashiro (crab dinner)
| Day 2 |
The towns in this region show the character of the people here as towns are built right up to the edge of the water. As a result of this the homes here often have boat garages on their bottom floors and you can enjoy the charming maritime atmosphere of these small towns.
Leave Hotel> Ine Bay Tour>Funaya no Sato (Lunch, Restaurant Funaya)> Walk around Ine Town> Move toward Kyotango
City (viewing Tango Matsushima, Tateiwa, and Baifu Rock)> Sunset SUP experience at Yuhigaura Beach>
Accommodation: Yuhigaura Onsen Kamatsuen (seafood course dinner)
| Day 3 |
This area is famous for its “singing sand,” which produces sound when walked upon. This area is also home to Fukuchiyama Castle, built by one of the most well-known figures in Japanese history.
Leave Hotel> Kotobikihama Narusago Bunkakan Lunch at Fukuchiyama> Castle Tour of Fukuchiyama Castle> Trekking in Kambayashi area (Visit to Nioumon National Treasure, Otochi no Ki)>
Accommodation: Satoyama Guest House Couture (fresh local cuisine dinner)
| Day 4 |
9:30 Hotel check out
【 Fukuchiyama Castle 】
Fukuchiyama Castle built by Akechi Mitsuhide, a man who changed Japanese history. The view from the castle tower is regarded as being one of the best in the area.
【 Farmer’s Inn 】
A traditional style lodging and restaurant where you can still enjoy the slow-beat of a bygone era.
Kyoto by the Sea DMO
226 Kuchiono, Omiya, Kyotango, Kyoto
TEL 0772-68-5055
E-mail info@uminokyoto.jp
URL http://www.uminokyoto.jp/
