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Kinosaki Hot Spring is located in Kinosaki Town, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. It is one of the three ancient hot springs in Japan and a famous hot spring resort in Hyogo Prefecture. This spa town is famous for its long history and beautiful natural landscape, attracting many tourists to experience spa treatments and leisure vacations. The history of Kinosaki Onsen dates back to the 8th century AD, when it is said that an injured white deer discovered the hot springs here and healed his injury. As the story spread, Kinosaki Onsen became a health resort, attracting many people seeking treatment and enjoying the hot springs.

Amanohashidate is a natural bridge created by nature and is one of the three most scenic spots in Japan. According to Japanese mythology, the male god Izanagi built this "bridge" to connect the sky with her residence in order to meet the goddess Izanami. This is a natural work of art created by the Nodagawa River, which originates from the Sea of Japan and Mount Oe. Its mysterious beauty, combined with the white sandy beach and deep green pine trees, is one of the best in the world. There are more than 8,000 pine trees forming a shade on the approximately 3.6 kilometers of beach. Among the scenic spots in Amanohashidate, there are famous places such as Hashidate Myojin and Isokimizu. There is also a very rare swing bridge that rotates 90 degrees when a ship passes. There are also benches along the way for rest. Amanohashidate is listed among "Top 100 Famous Pines in Japan", "Top 100 White Sand Green Pines in Japan", "Top 100 Famous Roads in Japan", "Top 100 Famous Nagisa in Japan", "Top 100 Famous Waters in Japan", "Top 100 Historical Parks in Japan", " "Top 100 Beautiful Historical Landscapes in Japan" and "Top 100 Geological Geology in Japan" are all on the list.

Located in Ine Bay, Kyoto by the Sea, due to the small tidal range, residents formed settlements on the narrow land between the mountains and the sea, and also developed unique "funaya" architecture. A funaya is a house where the first floor is a docking place for ships and the second floor is a living space. Many funayas surround the shore of Ine Bay, and they look as cute as Japanese bungalows in Kyoto floating on the sea. Since 2005, the Ine Funaya settlement has been designated as an important preservation area for traditional buildings in Japan. Ine Fishing Village is known as one of the most beautiful sea areas in the world with its clear water and abundant fisheries. Some people compare life here to the life closest to the sea, and the local area also has many unique traditional customs and activities. In addition to viewing the funaya from the shore, there is also the Ine sightseeing boat that runs regularly in Ine Bay. Looking at the funaya from the sea, you can better appreciate its uniqueness. After enjoying Amanohashidate, Japan's three most beautiful sights, you are welcome to go to Ine to experience the beautiful natural environment of Ine Fishing Village and the life atmosphere of a traditional Japanese fishing village. Don't forget to taste the delicious seafood!