Ine

This gateway to Ine village offers panoramic views of Japan's unique funaya boathouses lining the bay. Savour fresh seafood at the station restaurant while taking in the serene coastal atmosphere.

Ine Bay captivates with its unique funaya boathouses—traditional wooden structures serving as both homes and boat garages. Experience authentic Japanese fishing culture through morning boat tours or overnight stays.

Perched beneath Mt. Unryu, this shrine honours Japan's ancient Urashima Taro legend with its treasure museum. View the nation's oldest picture scroll depicting the tale and explore the serene grounds near Nunobiki Falls.

Honjohama Beach enchants with crystal-clear waters tied to the legend of Urashima Taro. Combine swimming with cultural exploration at nearby Urashima Shrine for a perfect blend of relaxation and folklore.

Founded in 1754, Mukai Sake Brewery is renowned for its unique Ine Mankai red sake crafted from ancient red rice. Sample this distinctive rosé wine-like creation led by one of Japan's first female head brewers.