[Kyoto] A trip to three traditional spots that showcase Kyoto's "other side"

#KyotoStrategy 🌿A trip to discover natural beauty and the good old days of Japan It would be a waste to just stay in Kyoto City! If you go a little further, there are many areas with spectacular views, traditions, and healing. This time, we will introduce "3 inner sanctums of Kyoto" that will cleanse your soul. ① Amanohashidate 📍Miyazu City Counted as one of the "Three Views of Japan," this sandbar is like a bridge to the sky. The view from Kasamatsu Park, which you can reach by lift, is spectacular, and the classic way to enjoy it is to look through your legs. This is a photo spot where you can get a panoramic view of the blue sea, sky, and rows of pine trees. ② Ine Funaya 📍Ine Town A group of traditional boathouses facing the sea that give a glimpse into the lives of people who live with the sea. The unique structure, with the first floor as a garage for boats and the second floor as living quarters, makes for a picturesque view no matter where you look. The view from the sightseeing boat is also recommended! You can also taste fresh seafood. ③ Miyama Kayabuki Village 📍Nantan City It's like a world of fairy tales, with rows of thatched-roof houses resembling gassho-style houses. The village is beautiful in every season, with fresh greenery in spring, autumn leaves in autumn, and snowy scenery in winter. It's a relaxing spot where time flows quietly and leisurely.