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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

🌊🦀DAY OF THE SEA🏖️⛵️

Happy 'Marine Day'!😅
Umi-no-hi (海の日) was first celebrated in 1996 as a day of gratitude for the blessings of the oceans.
As an island nation, the seas have played an important role in the development of Japan.

#海の日 #MarineDay #Japan #Kyoto #uminohi

Peering at Amanohashidate through your legs is said to create the illusion of a bridge to heaven.
Tea time in one of the boat houses at Ine.
Matcha on the cliffs above Wakayama Bay.
Nao-san, in yukata, enjoys a cruise towards Akashi Kaikyo Bridge.
#japan #kyoto #海の日 #marineday #uminohi

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