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Takumi no Yakata – A must-visit tea house in Uji! Learn the art of tea making from certified instructors, explore different teas, and enjoy Japanese sweets in a welcoming, interactive setting.

Uji – The birthplace of Japanese green tea, Uji offers rich tea experiences, from matcha noodles to traditional tea ceremonies. Discover its history, learn tea making, and savor the finest teas in Japan.

Nintendo Museum – A must-see for gaming fans in Uji! Explore Nintendo’s journey from a card company to a gaming giant, with historic items, interactive exhibits, and classic games to play.

Little Indigo Museum is a cozy thatched-roof gallery where visitors can explore traditional Japanese indigo dyeing in a peaceful mountain village setting.

Kayabuki no Sato Folk Museum lets you explore a real thatched-roof house filled with tools, crafts, and stories from traditional rural life in the Miyama countryside.

The Amanohashidate Monjudo Festival celebrates the legend of Chionji Temple with a stunning dragon dance, fiery torches, fireworks, and local food stalls, all set against a breathtaking backdrop.

Funaya no Sato Park offers a panoramic view of Ine’s boat houses, plus shops, food, and parking. A perfect place to relax and take in the beauty of the bay from above.

Kasamatsu Park offers breathtaking views of the Amanohashidate Sandbar. Known for its unique "matanozoki" viewing style, visitors can enjoy a peaceful nature retreat and easy access to Nariaiji Temple.

Nariaiji Temple, a Shingon sect temple in Western Japan, offers stunning bay views despite being relocated 250 years ago. It features a carved Kannon statue, a bell tower, and a five-story pagoda.

Amanohashidate Beach, on the eastern side of the sandbar, is a serene spot with clear waters, pine trees, and stunning views. Perfect for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying nearby sightseeing cruises.