Crotch-viewing Platform — Attraction in Miyazu

Amanohashidate, often hailed as one of Japan's "Three Scenic Views," offers a mesmerizing blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Our recent journey, booked through Klook, provided an unforgettable experience that seamlessly combined convenience and adventure.

Seamless Travel Experience

Departing from Kyoto Station, the Klook tour was impeccably organized, ensuring a hassle-free journey to Amanohashidate. The itinerary was thoughtfully curated, allowing us to maximize our time at each destination.

Exhilarating Chairlift Ride

One of the tour's highlights was ascending to the Amanohashidate View Land via the single-person chairlift. Opting for the chairlift over the cable car added an element of excitement, as we were treated to panoramic vistas of the iconic sandbar and the surrounding bay. The gentle ascent provided ample opportunities to capture stunning photographs, making it a must-do activity for photography enthusiasts.

Breathtaking Panoramas

Upon reaching the summit, we were greeted with unparalleled views of Amanohashidate. The observation deck offered a perfect vantage point to appreciate the natural beauty of the area. The well-maintained facilities enhanced our experience, providing comfortable spots to relax and take in the scenery.

Cultural Immersion

The tour also included a visit to Ine no Funaya, the charming "floating boat houses" of Ine Bay. Strolling through this picturesque village offered a glimpse into Japan's rich maritime heritage, further enriching our journey.

Final Thoughts

Our Amanohashidate adventure was a harmonious blend of natural splendor and cultural exploration. The combination of the thrilling chairlift ride, the breathtaking views, and the immersive cultural experiences made this trip truly memorable. For those seeking a comprehensive and enjoyable exploration of Amanohashidate, this tour comes highly...

Very interesting place and rather busy. It's an absolutely beautiful, if you can have the time to take it in. Unfortunately, due to so many tourists, you can't really take your time to enjoy the view. People are constantly taking social media videos etc. and are just in the way. I would recommend going ing the middle of the week, when there are less people. I went on a Friday, which was probably not a...

This is a must-visit and famous place for sightseeing in this area. You can get there by cable car or lift. There is a parking lot and toilets just before the cable car station. When you come to this place, you can see the whole of Amanohashidate below you. We were blessed with good weather and had a wonderful time. I hope the weather is good when...