A Beautiful Village in Northern Kyoto, 'Ine no Funaya'

Japan Travel Diary 65: Kyoto Edition 📍Ine no Funaya At the northernmost tip of Kyoto lies a small and picturesque fishing village called 'Ine no Funaya.' This tranquil and serene spot is characterized by wooden houses lining the sea 🌊, offering a peaceful atmosphere to enjoy. 🚲 You can rent bicycles for free at the tourist information center, making it an ideal place to explore by bike. If you visit in the early afternoon or morning, you'll find it to be a quiet countryside with hardly any residents around, making it a perfect destination for those who want to experience the authentic charm of rural Japan ☺️. Located about three hours one-way from Kyoto Station, this northernmost area is best suited for travelers with longer itineraries who can stay overnight nearby ✨. Since it's in the northern region, it can be quite cold, with snow falling even in March 🥶. If you're visiting outside of spring or summer, be sure to bring a coat. 🚊 How to Get to Ine no Funaya from Kyoto Station Take the Hashidate Line from Kyoto Station -> Get off at Amanohashidate Station, From the bus stop in front of the station, take a bus bound for Ine -> Get off at Ine no Funaya (Approximately 3 hours and 9 minutes) 😋 Recommended Restaurants and Cafes in Ine no Funaya Funaya Shokudo, Ine Cafe ⏰ Suggested Duration for Visiting Ine no Funaya Approximately 3 hours