▲ When visiting Amanohashidate, one of Japan's three most scenic views, don't miss Kasamatsu Park. Known as the birthplace of the "matanozoki" viewing technique, this park offers a unique perspective where Amanohashidate appears like a bridge connecting heaven and earth, creating an illusion that flips the sky and ground.
▲ Chionji Temple Chionji Temple has been a sacred site of Manjushri since ancient times and is renowned as one of Japan's Three Great Manjushri Temples. Although the construction period of the Manjushri Hall remains uncertain, the Tahoto Pagoda dates back to the Muromachi period and is now designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. In this mystical and serene sanctuary, you can feel the compassionate presence of Shakyamuni Buddha and the Sixteen Arhats, with the historical ambiance offering spiritual renewal. Many visitors and students come to pray for wisdom and academic success.
▲ Amanohashidate Special Japanese Cuisine, vegetarian package also available
▲ Miyama Thatched Village One of Japan's three major gassho-zukuri villages, nestled in the mountains of Kyoto. The thatched-roof gassho houses built along the riverbank are layered and well-arranged, creating a serene and beautiful landscape hailed by Japanese media as the spiritual homeland of the Japanese people.
▲ Amanohashidate Sightseeing Boat The pine groves of Amanohashidate serve as a natural barrier, allowing boats to sail in the relatively calm inland sea. This 12-min journey connecting Monju area with Fuchu area not only offers beautiful views of Amanohashidate's pine forests, but also includes the popular bird-feeding activity loved by visitors.
▲ Cable Car Experience The tickets are valid for both the cable car and chairlift. It takes about 4 min to reach Kasamatsu Park via the Amanohashidate Chairlift and Monorail, or about 6 min by chairlift.
