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About 230 'funaya' (船屋) now circle Ine Bay.

In order to protect the fishermen's boats from rain, rot and insects, the houses were designed so that the boat could be lifted out of the water onto the ground floor.
Nets and gear would be stored on the floor above.
#伊根 #Japan

Ine, a fishing village on the coast of Kyoto Prefecture, famed for its 'boat houses' pressed close against the sea.
Ine, a fishing village on the coast of Kyoto Prefecture, famed for its 'boat houses' pressed close against the sea.
Ine, a fishing village on the coast of Kyoto Prefecture, famed for its 'boat houses' pressed close against the sea.
Ine, a fishing village on the coast of Kyoto Prefecture, famed for its 'boat houses' pressed close against the sea.
#japan #伊根

What better way to celebrate 'Umi-no-hi' than a drive to Ine (伊根) to enjoy Taiwanese tea🌊🚣‍♀️🍵☺️

The fishing village is well known for its 'funaya' (舟屋), traditional houses designed so that boats could be lifted onto the ground floor.

#Ine #伊根 #海の日

Ine, a fishing village on the coast of Kyoto Prefecture, famed for its 'boat houses' pressed close against the sea.
Ine, a fishing village on the coast of Kyoto Prefecture, famed for its 'boat houses' pressed close against the sea.
Nao-san enjoys coffee in one of the old 'Funa-ya', houses designed so that boats could be pulled directly from the sea into the ground floor.
Ine, a fishing village on the coast of Kyoto Prefecture, famed for its 'boat houses' pressed close against the sea.
#海の日 #ine #伊根

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