Must-Visit Kyoto's Sea [Amanohashidate] Dreamlike Upside-Down View of Amanohashidate

If Kyoto is the representative of ancient capital culture, then 'Amanohashidate' is one of Kyoto's natural wonders. This narrow sandbar connects Miyazu Bay, resembling a bridge over the sea, and is thus known as one of the 'Three Views of Japan,' alongside Matsushima in Miyagi and Itsukushima in Hiroshima, making it one of Japan's most beautiful spots! 🌊 Dragon View Observatory, Upside-Down View of Amanohashidate When you visit Amanohashidate, you must try the famous 'Mata-nozoki (viewing between the legs)'! Stand on the Dragon View Observatory, bend down and look at Amanohashidate between your legs, and you'll find that the sandbar looks like a flying dragon, hence the name 'Dragon View.' This unique perspective has become a signature experience at Amanohashidate! 📍 Location: Monju, Miyazu City, Kyoto Prefecture 🚆 Transportation: Take the 'Limited Express Hashidate' from Kyoto, and you can reach Amanohashidate Station in about 2 hours 🎯 Recommended Experiences: Mata-nozoki upside-down view, cycling across the sandbar, boat tour If you love natural scenery, don't miss this dreamlike 'bridge over the sea' when you come to Kyoto. It will surely make your travel memories even more wonderful!