Prefectural Kasagiyama Natural Park

A souvenir shop attached to "Roadside Station Funaya no Sato Ine", which offers a panoramic view of Ine Bay in the Sea of Japan. It sells souvenirs with plenty of Ine's specialty products, including handmade processed products using fish from its own fish.

Long-established Kuramoto in the 4th year of Hōryaku (1754). It is known for such stocks as Enyobo and Kyoto Spring. Kuniko, the daughter of Kuramoto, worked as a brebrewer, Manen Ine 300 ml 990 yen, is a Japanese sake with a color like rose wine made from ancient rice, and is well received by women.

A pleasure boat that takes about 25 minutes around Ine Bay, which is calm. You can see the zurari-lined funerhouses along the bay and the Aoshima floating off the coast. On board, you can sell 100 yen of seagull food. You can also throw it off the deck to sea cats and gulls.