Amanohashidate-Ine Thrilling Day Trip

I took the train to Amanohashidate at 10:40 in the morning. The service desk on the right side of the exit gate is the exchange point for the sightseeing pass. I exchanged the pass in 1 minute and rushed to the sightseeing boat. I missed a boat because I hesitated for a few minutes. When I waited for the next boat, I decided on the following route. After the Amanohashidate boat tour, I took the Ine Line bus to the Ine Bay sightseeing boat. After getting off the boat, I took the bus back to the Kasamatsu Park cable car, the shuttle bus to Chion-ji Temple, and the single chairlift down the mountain. I ran to the pier and missed it again. I started to take a taxi, but I found that the taxi software was not working. Maybe the Japanese Bodhisattva saw that I worshiped a lot, and there happened to be an empty taxi passing by. After getting in the car, I went straight to the train station. I would like to remind my friends who are traveling freely like me that Amanohashidate is a small place, but the road is very far! And there are few people and cars in the small village! It takes at least 20 minutes to take a boat or a taxi. So if you want to catch a train, you must rush back to the train station in advance. Fortunately, I caught up with the train in the last 3 minutes. The train departed on time at 15:51, 2 minutes after I got on the train. Here are some tips for everyone: 1. If you are traveling freely and are in a hurry, you must: buy a pass to save time and set a target in advance to get off the bus and go straight to the target. 2. On rainy days, you can refer to my itinerary: Amanohashidate sightseeing boat (get on in front of the station and get off on the opposite bank), No. 7 bus (get on at Eshiri and get off at Ine sightseeing pier), Ine sightseeing boat, No. 5 bus (get on at the pier and get off at Kasamatsu Park-Japanese characters are not recognized), take the cable car up the mountain (the exit is the uphill bus), Chion-ji Temple, take the chairlift down the mountain, sightseeing boat (I missed it) or bus back to the train station. It is recommended to give up Chion-ji Temple. I didn't expect it to take so long to return to the train station. You can go around the street in front of the platform. The total waiting time for the bus is at least half an hour. If you have plenty of time, it is recommended to stay for one night. 3. The train is transferred at Fukuchiyama (also called Kyoto), and there is no need to exit the station. The train from Osaka to Fukuchiyama is the Fukuchiyama Line, and the train from Fukuchiyama to Amanohashidate is the Tango Railway Miyafuku Line. I changed the platform in the morning, and the opposite side of the train in the afternoon is the return train. It is quite convenient to change trains in place.