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Rabbityama Says: Amanohashidate is the sanbar across Lake Aso in Miyazu Bay. There are two places where you can see the iconic view and the view is different from both of them.The first is "View Land" behind Amanohashidate Station. For 800 yen (covers getting there and back) you can take...
Rabbityama Says: Chionji is located right beside the speedboat docks on the side of Amanohashidate Station. It is most famous for its pagoda, which was built in 1500. It is also said to have one of the top three Monju Boddhisatva symbols. Those traveling from the station to the other side of...
Rabbityama Says: Kono Shrine is also known as Motoise Kono Shrine. Motoise means "Origin of Ise", which is the holiest Shinto Shrine. The reason is that Kono Shrine is believed to be the original site where the supreme goddess Amaterasu was worshipped and it was changed to Ise later...
See the natural bridge from the hill top
AyurinHiro Says: You can clomb the hill by chair lift. (or cable car). From the top of the hill, you can see the magnificent scenery of Amanohashidate.
Rabbityama Says: There are many ways to visit and experience Amanohashidate. Some people just go up the cablecar or chair lift behind Amanohashidate Station and see that view, but the other side offers another completely different view and it is worth it to it from both sides.To get to the...
Rabbityama Says: There are trains bound for Amanohashidate that leave directly from Kyoto Station. The destination is Amanohashidate Station, so it is very easy to recognize. The express train takes over 2 hours (Kyoto Prefecture is quite long) and costs a little over 4000 yen one way. It is...
Rabbityama Says: At Kasamatsu Park (the viewing point on the opposite side of the station), there is a circle off the side of the overlook on the far left of the platform. Visitors can try to throw little clay disks through the circle. If you are successful, your wish may come true.You can...
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You can clomb the hill by chair lift. (or cable car). From the top of the hill, you can see the magnificent scenery of Amanohashidate.
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Amanohashidate translates roughly as the "Bridge to Heaven". It is a sandbar that spans part of Miyazu Bay and has been reknowned for its beauty for hundreds of years. It is by far the most popular......
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"Amanohashidate" is naturally made bridge!
There's an observatory on the hill. We can climb it by this chair lift. Over there, we can see the natural bridge made by tide.
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