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Map of Miyazu — Best attractions, restaurants, and transportation info

Map of Miyazu — Best attractions, restaurants, and transportation info

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We’ve made the ultimate tourist map of Miyazu, Japan for travelers! Check out Miyazu’s top things to do, attractions, restaurants, and major transportation hubs all in one interactive map.

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Top 10 attractions in Miyazu

Here are the top 20 places you should check out to get the best experience of your time in Miyazu. If you want to see more, visit our full list here.
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Amanohashidate

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Scenic spot
Nature & Parks
Amanohashidate is a 3.6km sandbar renowned for its stunning scenery, beaches, and countless pine trees. The area surrounding Amanohashidate offers an extensive pass valid for unlimited rides on various modes of transportation including trains and buses. Yosano Town and Kyotango City are known for Tango Chirimen, while Miyazu City boasts attractions divided by Amanohashidate.
A small amusement park-ish kind of a place with a great view! The lore and legend of the place is great so be sure to do the custom of looking at the islands through your legs because apparently it brings good luck! The view is amazing and very romantic. The town beneath it is small but it has lots of stores and local stuff for you to check out. The chair lift ride is actually fun, especially going down as you can see the view of the islands. Overall its a fun place to visit even with kids. If you want a less crowded attraction to go to then this one should be on your list.
HapiTravels — Google review
Amanohashidate truly lives up to its name — “the bridge to heaven.” Stretching gracefully across the blue waters of Miyazu Bay, this 3.6-kilometer sandbar lined with thousands of pine trees feels like something out of a painting. Whether you walk, cycle, or view it from above, every angle offers a sense of calm and wonder. From the southern hill, the view from Amanohashidate View Land is breathtaking — the sandbar appears like a floating path connecting sky and sea. Locals say to look at it upside down through your legs (matanozoki) to see it as a “bridge to heaven,” and it’s easy to see why. The rotating bridge adds a charming touch, gracefully turning to let boats pass, symbolizing the gentle pace of life here. A speed boat ride beneath it adds a spark of excitement, giving a fresh perspective of the pine-covered stretch and the surrounding mountains. Quiet temples like Chion-ji, cozy cafes, and the peaceful rhythm of the sea make Amanohashidate not just a scenic spot, but a place that soothes the soul.
Basavaraj Y — Google review
Small town, very quiet. Everything is closed around 4pm. Taking the chairlift to see the amazing view of the famous sandbar. Rent a bike to bike across the park, make a few stops to take in the fresh ocean breeze and dip your feet in the cool water. Such a relaxing place to spend for a vacation. Highly recommended since it's only 2 hours train ride from Kyoto. However, that would take us away from the overly crowded city vibes of Kyoto.
H N — Google review
I went with my baby and toddler, absolutely worth the visit. We arrived at 2:30pm which is quite late for this location since the attractions close at 5pm. There is not enough time to enjoy and walk around the place if you arrive after 12pm. You can put your baby or toddler on your lap and ride the chair lift up the hill. We took a ride drom kyoto straight to amanohashidate station costing a fortune for 3 adults and 1 child reserved seats (36400 yen) round trip.
WW — Google review
I went for a day trip. I would like to say don’t double think about visiting the city, go there and don’t think about it. The city alone is amazing and calm for a walk. You will feel the peaceful vip on the street. There is a nice beach there so prepare for it if you wish to get wet. You can rent a bicycle and drive throw the island.
Ink — Google review
LOVED it, I very highly recommend going here. The views were amazing and there are many activities to do as well. There’s a tiny cafe for quick refreshments too. Definitely take the cable chair up and down, it’s safe and a great experience.
Sumedha S — Google review
A quaint little village of 15,000 people that must bulge at the seams in holiday times. We got the chair lift to the museumesque amusement park. Played around like kids. Took a stroll over the bridge to a beautiful beach and ended with a nice lunch.
Brett C — Google review
If you’re coming with your family and just want a relaxing walk to see a traditional Japanese village, this place is nice to visit. But for young and energetic couples, it might be a bit boring.
Alex H — Google review
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Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park

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Park
Nature & Parks
Observation deck
Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park offers a stunning panoramic view of a natural sand bar and pine trees from its sleek wooden observation deck. Visitors can reach the park by taking a chairlift or monorail from Amanohashidate Station. On the northern side, guests can enjoy the sight of boats sailing past while walking among beautiful pine trees before taking a cable car or chair lift to Kasamatsu Park.
Loved the place. So different from the cities. Quiet, quaint streets. Autumn colors made it even more beautiful. The boat ride on the lake was beautiful. With seagulls gliding above head. What was upsetting were the tourists feeding the gulls with crackers! The agency provided a lovely lunch. What a surprise.
Pam O — Google review
Amazing views! No need to spend $$ for the lift (though looks fun), it's easy stairs to walk up if you have the stamina. It closes at 5pm, and if you come later (for sunset) you might be completely alone.
Jakub T — Google review
It’s a long ride from Osaka, but it’s worth it. It’s beautiful and it’s much calmer than the city. The weather was so so, but we still enjoyed nice views and everything was well organised. I opted for the chair lift up and down, I believe you get a better view of the scenery. The observatory at the top is wonderful, and there is a restaurant up there but also many options down by the lift entrance. I also enjoyed going for a walk on the sandbank, it’s beautiful with all the pines and the water on both sides. If you can come, don’t miss the opportunity.
André M — Google review
Fun experience with an amazing view! Took the single chair ride to go up and down, the ride takes about 7 minutes and lets you relax and enjoy the environment around you. There is no seatbelt, so be careful if you are scared of heights! Once up at the platform, the view is stunning and you get multiple different platforms to take pictures on. There is also a clay throwing ring that you can give a try, but it is very hard to hit it. Overall, great experience for just 800 yen!
YooksTea — Google review
Breath taking scenery with good weather. Clear views of the whole area and also not too crowded perhaps because i went in the early morning.
Janice K — Google review
♡ Chair/Cable rides free unlimited for those with pass tickets ♡ Up on top, they have connected walk way up to the mountains and bus stop as well. With souvenir shop and small snack stalls. This government-operated park is less like an amusement type like the opposite one.
Pun N — Google review
Seems like less people come here and should visit both sides to see the different views. It’s beautiful both ways.
Paul Y — Google review
We loved this whole experience!! We enjoyed the chairlifts up and down to the Incredible observation deck! They have a cool gift shop and a few food places! You get to pose the Matanozoki!! We visited twice in two days!! Very fun 🤩 and beautiful place!
Helen — Google review
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Amanohashidate Viewland

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Amusement park
Water & Amusement Parks
Theme park
Amanohashidate Viewland is a must-visit destination near Amanohashidate, offering convenient access to the seaside summit via monorail and chairlift. Visitors can enjoy classic theme park rides and breathtaking views of the sandbar from multiple viewing points. The facility also features an amusement center with fun activities for both children and adults.
So much fun!! well the admission cost did not come with any of the rides at the top of the hill, I really enjoyed the chairlift and had so much fun on that. I’d say you probably only need around 45 minutes to an hour here, but I did spend two hours just looking around even though it was small because it’s so beautiful.
Julia S — Google review
Had a great experience. It is a must visit place and you will be out of the world. Visit during summer for best experience of clear water swimming, beautiful sunset, illumination at night (after 7p.m) can carry tent but no barbecue. Take a chair lift while going & coming back to View land for best experience.
Rushikesh G — Google review
Good place to get the picture but nothing much I recommend for tourists. That picture is worth 1000 yen going up the mountain. If you enjoy small scale carnival style rides, you probably will spend more time there. They got puddin and some present you can buy, but that’s pretty much it. Pay attention to the monorail time table, it goes up specific interval and if you miss that you will need to wait 30-ish minutes for next. Of course you can choose the lift but folks might be afraid of such gondola style way up.
Frederick — Google review
We did a daytrip to Amanohashidate and Ine on our vacation in Osaka. We were blessed with good weather and the places we visited were not crowded that day. We rode the monorail up to the viewdeck and the chair lift going down. We had a family photo with the breathtaking view of the sandbar for a fee. My daughters also did the lucky pottery throwing. There were a lot of things to do at Viewland. Ride the cycle-car, view Amanohashidate upside down from between your legs, walk at the viewing sky path and some children activities. We really had fun. Please note and make sure to check the weather before you go on this trip so you will enjoy it more.
Travel T — Google review
Came here as part of our roadtrip around Japan. One of the wonder spots, and a very nice, little amusement park, clean, quiet and well priced, the chair lift was also really fun and nice to use. And the views were lovely!
Conor M — Google review
The sky lift was definitely an experience for me being scared of heights and no seatbelts lol. Beautiful view and cute things to do at the top such as peddling a coaster type bike, merry go round, shooting etc.
Lucid V — Google review
Viewland – A Cute Amusement Park with Amazing Views! What a great idea to have a mini amusement park at the top of a hill, where both kids and adults can enjoy themselves! It was so much fun that I completely missed seeing the sandbar… Guess I’ll just have to come back another time!
Shelby C — Google review
Great view, but the short cycle track was quite a scam. You can get the same type of views at the viewing platform. I loved the chair lift up to the Viewland though.
GB L — Google review
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Chionji Temple

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Buddhist temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Chionji Temple is a serene and less crowded temple complex located near Amano-Hashidate in Kyoto. It is famous for its monthly flea market and features a massive wooden gateway and shrine. The temple enshrines the Buddha of wisdom and compassion, Manjushri, making it a place where people come to seek wisdom. The architecture of the temple is ancient and worth admiring, similar to many other renowned temples in Kyoto.
Very beautiful temple. Very small but the only one I saw that had like a 360° path around the prayer area. You Can also find 3 different stamps there (if you ibterested in callecting stamps). There was no queue to get the goshuin. It was 500¥. And the people could also speak a little bit English. It was very friendly and relaxing to walk around even with the amount of tourists
Isabelle B — Google review
This temple is at the southern end of Amanohashidate. The Legendary Dragon God Dance The annual festival of Manjusri Bodhisattva, which originates from the origins of the Nine Worlds. On the day of the festival, Manjusri Bodhisattva is unveiled to the public, and the evening begins with a votive dance and a large number of monks chant sutras (Manjushri Festival) will be held. In addition, a maritime picture scroll (Dragon Dance) and sea fireworks will light up the summer night sky.
Kam G — Google review
Chionji Temple is a Buddhist temple near the entrance of the Amanohashidate sandbar. People visit this temple to pray for academic success and to pass their exams. There is a two story pagoda on the temple ground and can be seen after entering the massive gate. This is also one of the places to see in Amanohashidate.
Travel T — Google review
Such a beautiful temple made even better which it's location so close to the water. If you're collecting stamps, this shrine has 3. (The cat one is located at the information centre).
Krystal R — Google review
Great historical Buddhist temple in Japan. Entrance gate "Sanmon" and Many-Jeweled Pagoda "Tahoto" are impressive!
Monk 1 — Google review
A quiet and less touristy temple away from the crowded Kyoto city. The architecture is ancient and worth appreciating as many other famous temple and shrine in Kyoto although it is not as huge.
Lee I — Google review
Beautiful temple with very good maintenance. Love it.
Henry S — Google review
A beautiful temple to explore when in Amanohashidate! 🏯🌲 There are charms to purchase, fans which are hung from the trees, stamps, temple cats, etc, etc,
Sasha — Google review
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Motoise Kono Shrine

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Shinto shrine
Sights & Landmarks
Motoise Kono Jinja is a significant shrine complex located in the Tango region of northern Kyoto. It holds great historical and cultural importance, as it was once dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu Omikami before she was enshrined at Ise Jingu. The shrine features a variety of smaller shrines within its tree-lined gardens, each built in different architectural styles to honor various deities.
A beautiful shrine right by the boat pier. Definitely worth a walk to check this place out.
C N — Google review
Local religious center. It's shrine protecting the peninsula. Amazing amulet designs could be found here.
Jason H — Google review
Strange nighttime art exhibit at Japan's second most important shrine You couldn't pick a better spot for a shrine. Motoise Kono shrine is located on the Kasamatsu side of the Amanohashidate land bridge (not the train station side). If you walk across the 3.6km land bridge you'll be right at it. The name "Moto Ise" means "former Ise." The most famous shrine in Japan is the Ise Jingu Grand Shrine in Mie. And this one came before it, hence the "moto." In fact this area has two "moto Ise" shrines because Amaterasu (the Sun Goddess in Shintoism) started out in Amanohashidate, and worked her way south through Kyoto prefecture before eventually settling in the warmer climate of Mie (or so the story goes). This shrine is beautifully maintained and you can see the special 5-colors balls on the bannister around the shrine (distinct two only two shrines in Japan, this one and, yep you guessed it, Ise Jingu). While the shrine grounds aren't actually that big, it is in a convenient location and you can continue through to the quaint street behind it that leads to the cable car and chair lift for Kasamatsu Park. For people here without a car, all of this is really easily doable from Amanohashidate station. To get to Moto Ise Kono Shrine from Amanohashidate station you can walk the 50minutes across the land bridge, rent a bike (for only a few hundred yen) and get across quicker, or take a sightseeing boat (or 60-minute jet boat if you are in a hurry to get your shrine fix). The area is really fun. And if you plan on eating in the area, I highly recommend the restaurants on the Kasamatsu (Moto Ise Kono Shrine) side over the Amanohashidate Station side. I went at night during a special event that ran through the fall, where sound and visual artists layered some beautiful visuals over the Shrine and grounds and played ambient sounds. It made the whole place feel like it was underwater. Really cool. They tend to have night exhibitions in the summer and fall. If you go during that time, check out to see what's going on at night. The reason I gave this 4-stars instead of 5 is because, though the shrine is beautiful and the grounds are quite nice, it's not that expansive. I think if I was really into Shintoism, this would have been a deeper experience, but I still think it's worth 4-stars because there are lots of other things to do in the area as well, this is just one of the nice places to stop for a while.
Jesse E — Google review
Nice huge shrine. But no photos inside. We walked thru to take chair lift to the left of it.
Paul Y — Google review
The first shrine in Japan and that is why this the best power spot to bring luck. All the Gods are here in this shrine.
Kentaro M — Google review
Great Shinto shrine in Japan. Also known as Ichinomiya shrine of Tango province. This shrine has sacred atmosphere.
Monk 1 — Google review
Nice shrine and area. A lot of tourists visit here on the weekends.
Dr. T — Google review
Nice enough shrine. Nothing spectacular. No photos allowed inside main shrine for those who are interested
Mathew F — Google review
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Nariaiji Temple

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Buddhist temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Nariaiji Temple is a historic Buddhist temple known for its observatory platform that provides stunning views of the Amanohashidate sandbar. The temple grounds are adorned with depictions of Shuten-doji, and visitors can marvel at the enshrined statues of red and blue oni in the main hall. Additionally, Nariaiji Temple houses sake bottles and cups linked to the legend of Shuten-doji.
Naraiji Temple is definitely worth a visit, packed with history and lots of interesting pockets of facts to discover, like the gates that leads to the temple that has various non-native animals carved into it which is unusual as well as the serene temple that also accepts handwritten sutra contributions for the building of new temple grounds! There is a shuttle bus from the tram station, and there will be a small 500 yen fee for entry. Enjoy the amazing views and peaceful environment while basking in the rich background of Naraiji Temple <3
James A — Google review
There's a dedicated mini bus ride to this temple on top of the mountain. It comes with a ticket bundle sold at the gate. It's worth the time if you're already up the hill cart enjoying the view. A peaceful corner away from the crowded tourists.
Jason H — Google review
A peaceful retreat that’s best for healing and finding peace! A must visit when visiting Kasamatsu park! Just make sure you take note of the bus schedule to and from the temple, because bus trips are limited, or you’ll walk 40 minutes back to Kasamatsu park.
Doyzkie B — Google review
Great historical Buddhist temple in Japan! The view of "Ama no Hashidate" is very impressive!!
Monk 1 — Google review
Beautiful serene temple complex with a gorgeous pagoda, in a forest on top on the mountain. There is a beautiful calm vibe up here, and amazing views from the lookout area. 500 yen per person entry.
Crina B — Google review
Took the bus up and have 40min before the last bus down, so I didn't manage to walk up to the observatory. It is a shrine at the top of the mountain at aminohashidate, where you get a vantage view. No photos are allowed in the shrine though.
Piano G — Google review
A nice temple with good views, but somehow not crawling with tourists. A very friendly old guy greeted us at the ticket gate. The drive up was a bit sketchy (maybe why it's very quiet compared to other locations around Amanohashidate).
Chris F — Google review
If you get the pass from the train station it will include the mountain bus to the temple. It's a quick ride and the temple is very impressive.
Benjamin R — Google review
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Ine

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Ine is a charming town nestled in the Yosa District of Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. With a population of around 1984 people residing in 899 households, it offers a peaceful and serene environment with a population density of approximately 32 persons per square kilometer. Covering an area of 61.95 square kilometers, Ine provides visitors with ample space to explore its natural beauty and cultural attractions.
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Yosano

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Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
Yosano is a charming town nestled in Yosa District, Kyoto, Japan. With a population of around 20,575 people living in 8978 households across its 108.38 square kilometers area, the town offers a serene and picturesque setting. Situated along the scenic coast of the Tango Peninsula, Yosano is surrounded by a beautiful blend of ocean and mountains that not only provide plentiful food sources but also offer some of the most stunning natural landscapes in Japan.
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Amanohashidate Beach

Public beach
Outdoor Activities
Beaches
Amanohashidate Beach is a narrow shoreline with pine forests and distinctive wavelike crescent dunes. It's a popular spot for families, offering various beach activities from late July to mid-August. The area provides essential facilities such as change rooms, warm water showers, toilets, first aid room, and cafes. A beautiful path surrounded by green/blue pines offers an enjoyable walk with informative boards along the way.
We went here during the summer and it was not to crowded at that time. The view is from the beach is pretty magnificent and like all the place in Japan it is very clean and well maintained. it just a 5 minutes walk from the amanohashidate station.
Jonathan W — Google review
Very nice, sandy beach! The weather around this time of the year is still suitable for swimming and the water was very warm. Sadly lost my ring in the water :( If anyone finds a Jujutsu Kaisen Nanami ring there, please let me know, i am very sad about it :(( A lot of fish, they will swarm at your feet!
YooksTea — Google review
Great place to visit - but very touristy. The water under the bridges getting to the sand islands is crystal clear - stupid signs saying dont swim there! Same on the beaches - danger rocks! Hmmmm....very risk adverse... pity as it is a very scenic spot.
Johninjapan — Google review
Almost crying 😢 Swimming is dangerous. It's better to pitch a tent. The clouds and sky are so pretty~
Platinum G — Google review
This has become my new favorite beach in Kansai and let me tell you why: 1. Plenty of toilets that also function as changing rooms 2. Free showers 3. Garbage bins that are regularly maintained 4. Pine trees that shade you from the heat 5. Beautiful blue-green waters As a long-time resident of Osaka and Hyogo, I have always been on the lookout for beaches I can easily get to using public transportation. Suma Beach in Kobe has earned its reputation as a “dirty” beach littered with cans of beer and all the mess that comes with beach-goers. The nearby Asagiri Beach in Hyogo is quite nicer and also accessible by train, but it is relatively quite exposed to the heat of the sun. Showers are also coin-operated ones. Takeno Beach in Hyogo is easy to get to if you take the express train, but from the station it is about 15-20 minutes on foot. The beachfront is also exposed. To get shade from the seasonally operated rest houses, you have to pay 800 yen. Showers are also paid for. The water here is the cleanest and the sand the finest at least in the Hyogo area. Now, the water in Amanohashidate Beach is not as clean, and an assortment of rocks will greet your feet in the water (I highly recommend aqua shoes!) But what makes this place so lovable is the availability and abundance of free facilities (showers, toilets, and natural shade from the well-maintained pine trees). When I tried jogging in the morning to catch the sunrise, I saw an old lady driving a small compact car collecting the trash from the bins and cleaning the toilets. It is also quite close to the nearest station, onsen (Chie-no-yu and Amanohashidate Hotel), tourist information center, and bus stop. And if you’re done swimming, you can enjoy a quick and easy run amongst the pine trees. There are temples, shrines, and observation decks. There is also a turning bridge (the first of its kind that I have ever seen so far) that makes way for tour boats that come and go.
Jendell K — Google review
One of the best views in my Japan trip. The town is very charming.
Karla U — Google review
Beautiful path surrounded by "Aomatsu" (green/blue pines). It's worth a little walk even if you don't cross it. There are many boards with interesting information, please take a look at them! I don't know if it's a beach where you can have a bath, but the day I went, it didn't look like so, which is a shame! Don't forget to visit the Amanohashidate shrine, like I did...
Ouro C — Google review
We hade all the beach for ourselves. Quiet and clean. The water is so transparent and there was a bit of wind that make our afternoon. Nice spot to have a afternoon nap.
Mat — Google review
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Amanohashidate Winery

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Winery
Food & Drink
Wineries & Vineyards
Amanohashidate Winery is a must-visit for wine enthusiasts. The winery offers a youthful yet well-crafted selection of wines with a perfect balance of freshness and acidity. Situated between Amanohashidate and Ine, the winery boasts a stunning location overlooking vineyards and the bay. Visitors can enjoy complimentary use of the patio with tables and chairs while sampling their diverse wine selection, including exclusive vineyard varieties.
Anyone who loves their wine, should pay this place a visit! They do have a vineyard and makes their wine at location! Was fortunate to be here in Autumn to purchase their new wine which was released in 2023 - Akane Blush. It falls between dry and sweet which makes it easy to drink! Also had vanilla soft serve. Yup, there's only one flavour here folks! Gotta eat it despite the 12 degrees celsius weather!
Brandon Y — Google review
What better way to enjoy your wine than drinking it while enjoying the view of the absolutely gorgeous nature around you Since driving is impossible afterwards, I recommend biking to the other end of the Amanohashidate station and then taking a ferry back
Coffeetoast — Google review
TLDR; Wine is youthful but well made with nice freshness and acidity balance. Essential stop on the road between amano and ine. Its incomprehensible to me why this place is not full of five star reviews. There is literally nothing not to like: Gorgeous location overlooking the vineyards and bay. Free to use patio with tables and chairs. No admission fee or anything like that A good selection of their wines, including some vineyard exclusives, for 100-200 yen a sample. Extremely inexpensive, delicious white wine soft serve. Chance to try some Japanese grape varieties you won’t find elsewhere. Attached restaurant with amazing panoramic views Etc etc etc
Ecume . — Google review
Good. Beautiful view. Many products from grapes
Cool — Google review
The place looks nice, but the wine just isn't good unfortunately
Omer H — Google review
The location is mesmerising and lunch buffet is amazing, I would highly recommend! *But* for a winery the wines do not reach their mark! The wife and I ordered two rose wines and two reds to enjoy with our lunch. Unfortunately the flavours where not as expected.
Haji ! — Google review
This winery has really good wines, unfortunately they stopped doing wine tasting. The location is quite far from the nearest train station. Recommended for people with car or people who can bike there
Johannes W — Google review
They produce a good wine that you can find it in this place.
ธิติพล ก — Google review

Top 10 restaurants in Miyazu

No trip to Miyazu is complete without eating at some of the most well known restaurants. If you want to see more than just the top 10,visit our full list here.
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大衆食堂 富田屋

$$$$cheap
Seafood restaurant
Restaurant
Tondaya is a lively restaurant located in the small town of Miyazu, offering a variety of dishes at reasonable prices. The menu includes fresh seafood, with special mentions for the sashimi and grill hiramasa. Despite some mixed reviews about service, it's known for its excellent customer service and English-translated menu. Visitors recommend trying the hotpots during winter and appreciate the restaurant's local Japanese style. However, be prepared for long lines and limited parking.
Very delicious food and very friendly staff! Absolutely worth a visit. Good pricing.
Rico S — Google review
This izakaya-style restaurant has good food at reasonable prices. But they do not have an English menu and the daily specials are on the board. Hence, you need to be able to use google translate or have pictures to show what you want to order. We had the grilled beef with onions, crab soup, clams and squid. All were amazing with rice. Their sets were value for money too. The premises is small with wooden odd-shaped tables so that’s not very conducive for lingering. But it’s definitely a place to go have a good meal. Just opposite Miyazu train station.
Irene P — Google review
This restaurant is right outside Miyazu station. There seem to be no foreigners except us, which is a good thing. Do bear in mind that service is not the fastest due to the age of the staff so please treat them with care! The food was really good though! Would recommend the yakiniku set meal, which came with pickles and soup.
X W — Google review
This is probably the most value for money and well patronized restaurant in the whole of Miyazu. Free flow of hot tea. Unagi rice bowl 👍 Stir fried chicken liver 👍 Fish in soy sauce 👍 Tempura rice bowl 👍 Crispy and just fried. Assorted sashimi 👍 Undon soup 👍 Lots of onions and soup was very fragrant. Katsu rice 🫲 Unusual that they served it with tomato sauce but nevertheless delicious. Beef rice bowl 🫲 Too much fat meat. Curry rice 🫲 Very fragrant curry but too little meat. Toufu soup 🫲 Yakiniku rice bowl 🫲 Some meat was charred.
Victor N — Google review
Local izakaya restaurant with very warm and comfy decoration. Food is nice and reasonably priced. Definitely will visit again! Recommend to come in before 6pm and make reservation. Parking is convenient as opposite the street.
William O — Google review
Food was nice, service a bit soso. I understand maybe the people from the country side is a bit more impatient when you don’t know what to chose but in corona times service staff shut be more easy going on my opinion. All the fish we tasted was very nice, special mention to the sashimi and the grill hiramasa. Price are moderate. I may come back on the winter time for the hotpots.
Mat — Google review
It is the only lively place in the small, quiet town of Miyazu. You can enjoy a variety of dishes at very reasonable prices. It's a great restaurant for a light lunch or dinner with drinks. It's a restaurant I'd like to go to again, with excellent customer service, good taste, and reasonable prices.
Byung L — Google review
It was the only restaurant open that was close to the station. We had to wait for more than half an hour, but the food was overall delicious, so it was worth the wait. Everyone in our group was satisfied with their orders. The place has a nostalgic vibe ( it feels like you were in an old Japanese movie) .
Vee C — Google review
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Hashidate Chaya

Restaurant
Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant
Soba noodle shop
Hashidate Chaya offers a unique outdoor dining experience with charcoal grills provided for guests to cook their own food. The menu features fresh and delicious options, including great oysters and a delightful crab rice soup perfect for the chilly season. The friendly staff are on hand to assist with opening oysters, and the restaurant provides a pleasant atmosphere where diners can enjoy the sound of waves while savoring their meals.
We stopped by a restaurant, Hashidate Chaya, and deduced that clams might be the local specialty, so we all opted for clam udon. We counted them; each of us had 11 clams, the soup was super fresh and umami but I thought the udon wasn't as good as those I had before in Kyoto and Osaka.
Andrew S — Google review
I’m not really a clam person and was unsure if I could stomach it, but I got the no 1 the clam on rice set with soup, seaweed, pickles, & soba. Oh it was really good!!! Then I later ate the sausage (frank) and that was delicious! The matcha cream was smooth and yummy too!!
Rina T — Google review
Ini makan place off the main street, not so mainstream, and most JENG is no need queue 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 At beach side summore, make it a very peaceful place to enjoy your meal. Total bill ~SGD 30.... nice nice especially tu crab porridge 😋😋😋
Wang S — Google review
It was announced that the store would open at 10 o'clock, but the store was closed because it was the off-season. After taking a walk around Amanohashida, I was able to have a meal around 10:30. The local food, Asari Don (clam rice bowl), was warm and very flavorful. I was able to have a delicious meal at a reasonable price. The female waitress was very friendly, but the male waiter's attitude towards customers, who seemed to be throwing food, was very disappointing.
Byung L — Google review
Outside dinning experience with grill. They provided the charcoal grill for you and you just go pick/order your food at the counter +pay there. The food is fresh most of the things are good and tasty except soba noodle. The oysters was great with grill. If you don’t know how to open it, the restaurant could do it for you. The price is not bad but not cheap, still affordable.
Naree S — Google review
It's famous for the Asari don but honestly it's overpriced and not good. The lala clams (Asari) were not strong in flavour making the don a very mild taste. I would recommend the things that you can barbeque! We had the chance to barbeque it ourselves but not sure if it's the same for everyone as we were the only customers there. The barbeque ingredients were good and fresh. Also the place seemed smaller than the pictures in Google maps. (Not a knock on it)
JS — Google review
After a walk from the Kasamatsu Park End, this eatery allows for a nice meal, especially the dango which is super tasty. The Nabe soup is rich in seafood as well.
Alvin T — Google review
A delicious crab rice soup perfect for the chilly season. Good open areas and surroundings. very nice service.
S. L — Google review
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Kujikara Ramen

Permanently Closed
$$$$affordable
Ramen restaurant
Kujikara Ramen is an adorable local noodle shop that offers a mouthwatering and concentrated soup. Unlike traditional ramen, their noodles are thick and straight rather than curly. The restaurant's convenient location near other shops, the parking area, and the entrance to Amanohashidate makes it an ideal lunch spot for those in the area. However, be prepared for crowds during peak hours as the small space tends to fill up quickly.
Both the pork and chicken ramen options are absolutely delicious, and incredibly good value for money. You can either sit outside or in the little dining room upstairs.
Stuart R — Google review
The ramen shop is small, but will be very crowded at peak hour .(Isee a long queue) The ramen is delicious , especially for the pork (cha-siu). Taste is strong but not very salty. Generally good!
Angus C — Google review
the chicken white soup is rich and delicious!! opens till late 21:00 is also a good point since most of the restaurants here are closed in the evening.
Korell Y — Google review
Ramen is good but the chef has no patience. Pretty bad attitude. Not feeling a good time especially after walking in the heavy rain.
Yu S — Google review
Tasted a lil bit like Asian Noodle such as Ru rou meng of Taiwanese cuisine. Good ramen.
Nari — Google review
Great ramen! And very generous portions. Got the Kujikara Ramen with pork slices. Not expensive and very good service.
Cheng P — Google review
Their ramen is bit different to the ramen I always eat, its tasty and it reminds me the taste of my famous food back home.
Athan M — Google review
small store at corner big meat great to here when arriving here after a long train
JO L — Google review
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Sesshuan

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$$$$affordable
Japanese restaurant
Sesshuan is a restaurant located in Miyazu, Japan, known for its stunning panoramic view of Amanohashidate seen through its windows. This picturesque establishment offers a variety of set meals, including a daily set meal priced at 2,500 yen (tax included), a sushi set meal for 3,000 yen (tax included), and a winter-exclusive yellowtail shabu set meal requiring prior reservation for 4,500 yen.
The best view through the glass. The lunch was also very tasty
Alizz V — Google review
The best restaurant in the town… We really love this place! we were really happy! Thank you 🙏
CAR L — Google review
(Translated by Google) I had previously made a reservation and came to the store. The location is very good with a panoramic view of Tango and Amanohashidate. I had the sushi and kaiseki set for lunch. It's more voluminous than it looks, which was perfect for me as a man, but it might seem too voluminous for older women. However, all of the dishes were delicately and carefully prepared to bring out the flavor of the ingredients themselves, and the taste was elegant and gentle, so I think I was able to finish all of the dishes. I would still like to visit your store. Thank you for the meal. (Original) 以前、ご予約させていただき来店させていただきました。 丹後・天橋立を一望できるロケーションが非常に良いです。 私はランチのお寿司と懐石のセットをいただきました。 見た目以上にボリュームもあり、男性の自分には丁度良かったですが、高齢女性にはもしかするとボリューミーに思えるかもしれませんね。 ただ、どのお料理も素材の味そのものを生かした繊細で丁寧な調理で、上品で優しいお味でしたので、意外と食べきれてしまうとも思います。 まだ来店させていただきたいです。 ご馳走様でした。
AZURE — Google review
(Translated by Google) The large window over the counter makes Amanohashidate look like a framed painting, and it's wonderful. Of course, the sushi is excellent, the somen noodles and the soup with plums are also delicious, and the freshly fried tempura and chawanmushi with mochi are all one-of-a-kind dishes that you won't find anywhere else! Reservations are required, but it's a restaurant I'd like to visit again 💕 (Original) 天橋立が額の絵画のように思えるカウンター越しの大きな窓が素敵です もちろん、お寿司は絶品ですし、そうめんや梅の入ったお吸い物のお味も素晴らしいですし、揚げたての天ぷらやお餅の入った茶碗蒸し、どれをとっても他にはない唯一無二のお料理です!予約は必須ですが、また行きたいお店です💕
ちかさん — Google review
(Translated by Google) Everything is delicious. Every single dish is carefully prepared and each one tastes different and delicious. Even though it takes three hours, I visit this restaurant every time the season changes. The other day I was amazed by the fig tempura. The sushi is also delicious. The chef and staff are both very polite. I'd like to visit again soon. (Original) 全て、とっても美味しいです。 一品一品のお料理、全てに手が込んでいて、全部お味が違い美味しいです。 3時間かかっても季節が変わる毎に通っているお店です。 先日はイチジクの天ぷらに驚きました。 お寿司も、とっても美味しいです。 大将もスタッフの方もとても丁寧に対応して下さいます。 又、すぐ伺いたいです。
なかしまあけみ — Google review
(Translated by Google) Sesshuan This is a restaurant located at the foot of the scenic Amanohashidate, where you can enjoy the most delicious Japanese food. This time, it was a year-end party for a golf club. It was delicious from the crab to the puffer fish. Tagged crabs are a winter specialty of the Sea of ​​Japan. This one was boiled. And puffer fish. Tebbousashi, or Tessa for short, is chewy! I want to keep 1/3 and use it later in the pot for shabu-shabu! The plump puffer fish hotpot skin and flesh are irresistible. A rice porridge to finish off with a dashi soup that contains the essence of puffer fish. It was great. General, I look forward to playing another round with you. (Original) 雪舟庵 風光明媚な天橋立の袂、最高に美味しい和食がいただけるお店です。 今回は、ゴルフを楽しむ会の忘年会。蟹からフグから美味しくいただきました。 タグ付きの蟹は冬の日本海の名物です。こちらは茹でいただきました。 そして、フグ。 テッボウ刺、略してテッサは歯応えあり! 1/3は残して、後のお鍋でしゃぶしゃぶにしたい! フグ鍋は皮と身のプルンプルンが堪らない。 フグのエキスが存分に出た出汁での締めの雑炊。 最高でした。 大将、また、一緒にラウンドよろしくお願いします。
うこっへい — Google review
(Translated by Google) This restaurant offers kaiseki cuisine and sushi while gazing at Amanohashidate, one of Japan's Three Most Viewed Scenic Spots, through large windows that look like a framed painting. Since my student days, I've been a regular visitor with my family to celebrate important milestones. 🚗 We visited for lunch on this day. All the small dishes were carefully prepared and very satisfying! The chawanmushi (steamed egg custard) with mochi inside was especially delicious. 🥚 (Original) 日本三景の天橋立を額の絵のように見える大きな窓から眺めながら懐石料理やお寿司がいただけるお店で、学生の頃から節目節目のお祝いに家族でドライブがてら伺ってるお店🚗 この日はランチにお伺い。 小鉢のお料理もすべて丁寧なお味で大満足!特に茶碗蒸しが中にお餅入ってて美味しかった🥚
Ha_ana — Google review
(Translated by Google) It was a store that I had been interested in for a while. The other day, I called them on the phone at lunchtime to ask if they could accommodate two people, and they happily accommodated me, although they only serve sushi set meals. First of all, drinking draft beer while looking at the view of Amanohashidate from the counter is the best😊 The sushi set meal I ordered comes with many elaborate dishes such as sushi, sashimi, and fried foods, so I thought the portion was a little large. I thought so, but it was all delicious. I had a brief chat with the owner behind the counter, and he said that the number of accommodation facilities such as glamping nearby has increased, and that there are many customers staying there these days, so it would be best to make a reservation in advance. (Original) 以前から気になっていたお店でした。 先日、急遽お昼時にお電話にて、2名様可能かお問い合わせしたところ寿司定食のみになりますが、快く対応していただけました。 まず、カウンター越しの天橋立の景色を見ながら飲む生ビールは最高です😊 注文した寿司定食には、お寿司はもちろんの事お造り、揚げ物など、手の込んだ一品が多数添えられており、少し量が多いかな?とも思いましたが美味しく全ていただきました。 カウンター越しで大将とも少しお話しさせていただきましたが、近くにグランピングなどの宿泊施設も増え、最近では宿泊されているお客様が多いそうなので、やはり事前に予約した方が良さそうです。
民泊の帝王西心斎橋 — Google review
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310 Amanohashidate

$$$$affordable
Japanese restaurant
The restaurant 310 Amanohashidate in Amanohashidate offers exquisite gourmet cuisine at affordable prices. Its unique selling point is being one of the few places open for dinner after 5 pm in town. The establishment, owned by a couple, impresses customers with its impeccable presentation, delectable flavors, and charming atmosphere. Visitors are highly encouraged to try this restaurant when in the area as it provides a truly delightful dining experience.
Tucked away in the quiet charm of Amanohashidate, 310 was an unexpected highlight of our trip. We managed to secure a table for the same evening simply by dropping in just 10 minutes before their 6:00 PM opening — a lucky stroke that set the tone for a memorable night. The meal began with a beautifully presented amuse-bouche: fried eggplant topped with miso alongside a small bite of minced pork — simple yet full of depth. Next came a duo of handmade dim sum — duck and squid — delicate and silky in texture. While masterfully crafted, I found myself wishing for a touch of acidity to brighten the flavors and offer that familiar balance so often found in Asian cuisine. We continued with steamed seasonal vegetables, paired with a savory and well-balanced bagna cauda, followed by a flavorful pork rillette served with freshly baked house bread — rich, rustic, and immensely satisfying. The finale? Japanese BBQ pork ribs that were fall-off-the-bone tender, glazed with a sauce that struck just the right chord between smoky and sweet. What truly left a lasting impression, though, was the restaurant's atmosphere — minimalist, warm, and quietly elegant. It's rare to find such attention to detail and culinary ambition in such a secluded area. The couple behind this venture clearly has both passion and talent; I look forward to seeing how they grow in the years to come. Bravo — and keep going. P.S. The ceramicware, all handmade by a small Kyoto artisan, added a beautiful and thoughtful finishing touch.
Valerio M — Google review
This is the place you wanna eat at when you’re in Amanohashidate. All the food we ordered was prepared impeccably, plated and served with utmost care and attention to detail. The taste was so good we wanted to go again the next day. The atmosphere is also chic, modern yet relaxed. Drinks were also wonderful. Thank you very much for this wonderful experience.
Ozan O — Google review
Absolutely delicious food! One of the best meals on our Japan trip so far. Every dish is beautiful and tastes so great. The highlight for us was the ribs, soooo tasty! Cute spot and awesome service. A memorable meal no doubt! Highly recommend coming when in this area for an amazing dinner.
Danielle G — Google review
We stumbled upon this cozy gem during our Amanohashidate visit while on an Osaka trip, and ended up dining here thanks to our evening train schedule. The restaurant opens at 6pm, and we were their first customer—partly because we were a bit nervous about catching our 7:05pm train. The menu mentioned that food takes at least 30 minutes to prepare, but we decided to try our luck. To our surprise and relief, all our dishes were served right on time, and we made it to the station without rushing. Most importantly—the food was absolutely worth it. We had the assorted sashimi, steamed fish with sake and garlic, and grilled pork spareribs with Japanese BBQ sauce. Every ingredient was fresh, and the seasoning was perfectly balanced. You can truly taste the heart and soul in every dish—simple ingredients, cooked with sincerity and skill. If I ever come back to Amanohashidate, I’ll definitely return to this restaurant.
Roxanne L — Google review
Absolutely the best meals we had in Japan (yes we came twice). Every dish was perfectly executed, with beautifully balanced flavors and a clear attention to detail. The ingredients were fresh and high-quality, and the presentation was elegant without being overdone. An unforgettable dining experience – highly recommended!
Nicola T — Google review
310 is a hidden gem, owned and operated by a talented chef and her husband. The care and passion they put into the food and atmosphere truly shine through. While the restaurant did get a little busy for a staff of two, the service remained warm and attentive, and it added to the cozy, personal feel of the place. The food was excellent across the board—I tried a wide variety of dishes and loved every one. Highlights included the seasonal vegetables salad, homemade pickles, potato salad, and the namul avocado with salted kelp, all bursting with freshness and flavor. The fried spring rolls with shrimp and blue cheese were unique and delicious, while the steamed vegetables with heshiko bagna cauda showcased a creative twist. Other standouts were the shumai, perfectly crispy fried chicken wings, and the comforting deep-fried tofu in dashi soup. The kakuni was rich and tender, and the grilled fish rounded out the meal beautifully. Overall, 310 delivers a truly memorable dining experience. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a thoughtful, chef-driven restaurant with heart.
Jason H — Google review
The cuisine is a modern take on local dishes, reimagined in a more progressive way. You’ll still find classics like dumplings or spicy chicken, but they’re served with a fresh twist. Portions are European-sized, which is a nice change if you’re used to smaller plates in Japan. Also worth mentioning, the staff speaks English really well, which makes the whole experience even smoother.
Andrey I — Google review
Delicious food, nice design and best service! We loved it all and highly recommend the banana cake with caramel ice cream as dessert! ☺️😌
Maria — Google review
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Amanohashidate Ama Terrace

Souvenir store
Fast food restaurant
The Amanohashidate Ama Terrace restaurant is conveniently situated in Kasamatsu Park, accessible via a cable car lift. Its first floor accommodates the Amaterasu café, where visitors can relish light meals like hamburgers and dumplings while enjoying the breathtaking view through its glass windows. Guests can also browse through the souvenir shop on this level. Although some may find the menu selection limited, the overall taste of their dishes is highly enjoyable.
The only restaurant located at the top of the cable car ride. Place is clean, comfortable and service was great! The old folks working the place were really friendly and welcoming :) Food was top notch as well. Had the black curry myself and the burger steak was juicy <3 The other food options did not disappoint as well; the sashimi and ebi curry options were all of quality and very enjoyable. At each table there is a small fortune telling machine you can play for 100 yen. Its pretty fun and just for laughs but it was quite accurate for me on some areas so that's cool. The view is without a doubt one of the nicer ones of the area with the addition of the comfort of aircon and shelter from the weather. Come support AmaTerrace and enjoy a good lunch here!
James A — Google review
Udom with tempura for just 950 yen with the dragon view?!? It is so worth it. Do come before 10.30am as that is when the crowd starts. The obasan inviting people to take free picture was so friendly that I bought the picture simply due to her friendliness
Froghead F — Google review
It just next to the observation deck and we have lunch here. Different choices here and very good view. We come at 2022/12, not much tourists and we seat at window side, which the view is amazing 🤩 simple food but a fantastic view. Recommend all have a meal or dessert here when visit here.
Aky L — Google review
Very good and fresh sashimi bowl. With good views from the cafe as well.
Jack C — Google review
10/10 for place and food is not so much expensive here
8848 T — Google review
(Translated by Google) The scenery here is great. You can see Amanohashidate Umatsu Park, one of the three most beautiful places in Japan. You can enjoy the ShabuShabu set meal at the restaurant on the second floor. It is simple and not unpalatable but not very good. Anyway, you can fill up your stomach. There is a shop on the first floor where you can browse a lot of souvenirs worth buying. All in all, it is a worthwhile place to visit. (Original) 這裡風景很棒,可以看到日本三景之天橋立傘松公園,二樓餐廳可以享用ShabuShabu 定食,簡簡單單不難吃但也沒說非常好,總之可以吃飽。 一樓倒是有賣店可以逛蠻多伴手禮值得在這買,總之算是值得來地方。
Chris L — Google review
(Translated by Google) The souvenir shop is quite nice to visit. There are many embroidery souvenirs. If you like embroidery, you can go shopping. (Original) 紀念品店蠻好逛的,刺繡類紀念品蠻多的,喜歡刺繡可以逛逛
Wei W — Google review
(Translated by Google) This restaurant is located in Kasamatsu Park, which can be found at the top of the cable car. When I visited (1/7), the exterior of the building was under repair, so scaffolding for high-altitude work was set up, and on top of that, there was bad weather, so the timing was bad...but that can't be helped. I was prepared for tourist prices, but they weren't as expensive as I thought and the food was good. The heshiko burdock, a Fukui specialty, was delicious. (Original) ケーブルカーを登ったところにある傘松公園内にある飲食施設。 自身が訪れた時(1/7)はちょうど建屋外部を修繕中だったため、高所作業用の足場が組まれていたうえ更に荒天も重なりタイミングが悪かったです…これは仕方ないですね。 観光地価格を覚悟してきましたが、価格は思ったほど高くはなく味も良かったです。 福井名産のへしこそぼろが美味しかったです。
Taka Y — Google review
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Suginoya

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$$$$affordable
Udon noodle restaurant
Suginoya is a renowned udon and souvenir shop located in Amanohashidate, offering an authentic menu featuring Tango Miyazu's special products such as black chiku udon. The store is popular for its Sugiten Bukkake dish. Despite being a small establishment, it garners high praise for its exceptional food quality, prime location, and reasonable prices.
Love the simplicity and yet tasty udon. I’m a first time tourist and was seeking for food- love the concept of a soveneir shop linked with the small humble restaurant. Was warmly welcome by an elderly staff. He was friendly and smiling and told me wrote my name on a chart as I was on waitlist for a table. Was given a counter table and I ordered the hot udon with tempura set. The broth was clear and delicious. You can practically taste the chef who cooked it- cooked with his heart. It was a heart warming meal. ❤️
B — Google review
Randomly decided to try out this shop for lunch and it was our best decision of the day. Their udon noodles were chewy, soup was flavourful, portion was generous for its price, and tempura was cooked to perfection! Definitely the best udon I’ve had in all my trips to Japan 💯 Owners of the shop were friendly and did their best to communicate with us in English, which made us feel welcomed. Would definitely pay Suginoya a visit again the next time we’re back at Kasamatsu!
J K — Google review
Impeccably tasting ramen paired with the friendliness of a family run business. Not only is this the best udon I have tasted, but also the best Tempura spread too - the unique battered mochi, chikuwa and karaage were such a treat for my tired body after a hike across the lagoon. My partner was also delighted with her battered vegetables and prawn and had a great time talking to the friendly grandpa who ushered us into the restaurant
ZYL — Google review
Excellent tempura fishcake. Light battened. Chewy handmade udon..
Sean W — Google review
I got a udon hot pot and it was delicious. Tempura was well prepare. Kuromame tea is served for free and the local beer is very nice Rice with burdock also was very tasty Precie is regular and staff is nice, just in front the temple and the bus stop.
Mat — Google review
Udon Perfection, no exaggeration. Food 5-stars, location 5-stars, price 5-stars. Suginoya's udon is famous in Japan, especially their black chikuwa tempura udon set. To give an example of how popular it is: I went for lunch on a Wednesday in mid-February during the "state of emergency." I arrived at 12:50 and snagged the very last order of black chikuwa. Even on a weekday in February Suginoya sold out of their signature dish by 1 p.m. And it was incredible. Everything is locally made. The chef trained in the udon mecca of Japan and came back to Amanohashidate to pair his udon skills with the local black chikuwa (the chikuwa/mochi and udon set is a big deal in Japan). The tempura was among the best I've had, and came with two long slices of black chikuwa, two pieces of mochi tempura, and one piece of chicken tempura. The volume of food was almost too much for me, and the price was an unbelievably cheap 900 yen, especially considering that this udon is praised by udon connoisseurs and chefs across the country. I am someone who usually prefers soba to udon, but this udon was flawless. Suginoya is a must-go restaurant, and I didn't even mention the fact that it's location is impeccable, located on the far side of one of Japan's Three Scenic Views, Amanohashidate, as well as a short stroll from Moto Ise Kono Shrine and the Kasamatsu Park cable car (that will also take you to Nariaiji Temple).
Jesse E — Google review
Great value, food, service and atmosphere.
Rena C — Google review
It's so tasty to enjoy udon in hot pot in such cold and rainy weather! The dessert red bean with mochi is absolutely a must try!
CY N — Google review
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Hashidate Daimaru Seaside Center

$$$$affordable
Restaurant
橋立大丸 シーサイドセンター offers a delightful buffet featuring a variety of dishes, with a particular highlight on pork and soup. It's highly recommended for travelers seeking a satisfying dining experience. Additionally, the location boasts a charming cafe that serves delectable sandwiches alongside an assortment of coffee and tea options.
Some great views of Amanohashidate at a large pit stop cafe. The food was a plus!
Socrates P — Google review
the area is very proud of their seafood, and this place is trying their best to please the expectation. but when youre trying to please everyone, some details might be missed. their sashimi and yellowtail is nice, but we don't feel anything special about it. the portion is good. beautiful scenery, gift shop that sells lots of unique items, good price to portion value for food, and that's it.
Kabob K — Google review
What I like here is the items sold on the shop. 😆
Paul M — Google review
A nice Cafe in a beautiful location. It's has some nice sandwiches. It's also has coffee and tea.
Matt D — Google review
The taste of the KK day group lunch is bad, yet you will not get hungry as the portion is large. The view from the restaurant is very good.
King H — Google review
As a restaurant near the port. The food was average. Udon was precooked and soggy. They also cook the rice with too much water.
Joyce K — Google review
I like eating their buffet food set especially in pork and soup. Strongly suggest when you travel out there.
Preechavut K — Google review
Wide spread for lunch, with miso soup, steamed pumpkin, brinjal, fried stuff, fresh prawns.
YC B — Google review
9

Seiyoken

$$$$affordable
Japanized western restaurant
Seiyoken is a long-standing Western restaurant in Miyazu, offering delicious meals for around 1,100 yen. The lunch set at 1500 yen includes extra large shrimp and is highly recommended for tourists. The restaurant has been operating for a century and is currently managed by the fourth generation owner. Despite its name, it's unrelated to Ueno Seiyoken in Tokyo.
We are travelling in Kansei about 1 week now so we want something new to eat. Most of japanese food have one tasted. So we find some western food to eat. This restuarant have Japanese style western food that I really love it. We order Set A and Omllete rice. Set A it is included Korokke, Ham, Potato salad, Salad, Crab salad, Tomato suace spakette and Boiled egg mayo. They come with rice. I love all of them. This taste bring me to this past when my Grandma or Mom feed me like a baby. Omlette rice it come with Ketchup top up on egg. This is so simple but inside they come with ketchup fried rice with variety of bean, corn and carrots. I love it too. This shop is run by eldery staff but they work fast with best quality. Recommend.
Chim N — Google review
Typical small eatery with 2nd floor. Home cooked japanese food with Sake, wine, beers available.
Chee A — Google review
(Translated by Google) Visited around 12:00 on Sunday during Golden Week. I was prepared for the restaurant to be full, but I was able to enter without having to wait. I was guided to a seat on the second floor and sat down. The female clerk immediately brought water and towels. I had decided to order in advance based on information online, so I ordered right away and the food came out in about 10 minutes. I ordered the omelet rice happy set, and I thought it would be a decent amount considering the price of 1,500 yen, but I was surprised that the omelet rice was much smaller than I expected and the amount was comparable to a child's lunch. The taste is as expected and I think it's worth the price. The B set that my wife ordered was a decent amount and seemed worth the price. For the same price of 1,500 yen, I think the B set is better value for money. There were already customers waiting around the time we were eating. Perhaps because it was getting busy, the staff on the second floor started to show a bit of an arrogant attitude...they hurriedly cleared away the empty plates of groups still eating and served them, and asked customers who had come to the second floor seats, ``Did you ask me to go downstairs?'' ” I called the extension over and over again to check, and I guess it didn’t feel good to be around for a while. ? Also, the parking lot is small and quite difficult to park, so when we left the parking lot, the person parked next to us couldn't get out, so they waited for us to come out, and the customers had to move their cars while leaving. If you are coming to the store by car, we recommend a light vehicle. Please note that these are just my personal opinions and impressions. (Original) GWの日曜日12時頃に訪問。 満席覚悟でしたが、待ち時間無しで入店出来ました。2階の席に案内され着席。店員の女性の方がすぐに水とおしぼりを持ってきてくれました。予めネットの情報から注文を決めていたのですぐに注文し、10分程で食事が出てきました。 僕はオムライスハッピーセットを頼みましたが、1,500円の価格からそこそこの量があると思っていましたが、オムライスは予想を超えてかなり小さくお子様ランチ並の量でびっくりしました。味は予想通りの味で値段と合ってるかなぁって感じです。 妻が頼んだBセットはそこそこのボリュームで値段相当な感じでした。同じ1,500円ならBセットの方がコスパいいかなぁ。 私達が食べてる頃から待ち客が出てました。忙しくなってきたからか、2階の店員さんは少し横柄な感じの態度が見え隠れし出して…まだ食べてるグループの空いたお皿をそそくさと片付けて出したり、2階席に来たお客さんに『下で2階に行くように言われました?』と言いながら内線で何度も電話して確認したり、ちょっと周りから見ていい気分ではなかったかな?? 後、駐車場が小さくかなり停めにくいので、私達が駐車場から出る時も、隣に停めてた方が出れないので私達が出てくるのを待ってて、お客さん同士お互いの車を動かしながら出る事態となりました。車で来店されるなら軽自動車をお勧めします。 あくまでも私個人の意見、感想ですので悪しからず。
Yyyssshhhrrr “ — Google review
(Translated by Google) Retro town Western food. I visited after 1pm. I was immediately guided to the second floor, so it might be more suitable for those with good legs. There are seats on the first floor, so I'm sure they will be considerate. It seems that they offer a limited number of service sets at lunchtime. It seemed to have reached the limit when I visited, so I ordered the Happy Set. Happy Set ¥1,500- After-meal coffee is only iced, but +¥100- Payment is ¥1,600 including tax- Contents of the Happy Set -Hamburg steak (safe and high quality with no doping of meat juice) -Adult spaghetti with demi-glace sauce -Sliced ​​ham -Fried shrimp with tartar sauce -Omurice with plenty of ketchup -Fukujinzuke is nostalgic -Salad (shredded cabbage, mashed potatoes, sliced ​​cucumber, tomato) is a light palate cleanser Each dish was delicious, so I wished I had some rice to cleanse my palate. But the amount was satisfactory! Thank you for the meal. At the register, the cashier offered me some candy and an unlimited point card, and I was touched by the way they wanted to provide as much service as possible ❤️. (Original) レトロな町洋食。 13時過ぎに訪問。いきなり2階へどうぞと案内されましたので健脚向きかも。1階にもお席はあるので、まあその辺はきっと配慮してくださると思います。 お昼には数量限定でサービスセットが提供されているようです。訪問時には定数に達したようで、わたしはハッピーセットをお願いしました。 ハッピーセット ¥1,500- 食後のコーヒーはアイスのみで➕¥100- お支払いは税込¥1,600- ハッピーセットの内容は ・ハンバーグ(肉汁のドーピング無しで安心品位) ・デミソース和えの大人なスパゲッティ ・スライスハム ・タルタル添えエビフライ ・オムライスにケチャップたっぷり ・福神漬けが懐かしい ・サラダ(千切りキャベツ、マッシュポテト、スライス胡瓜、トマト)はあっさりと口直しに最適 味は、それぞれが美味しいので、お口直し用に少し白飯が欲しいと思いました。しかし量は満足!ご馳走様でした。 レジでは、飴ちゃんどうぞ、無期限のポイントカードどうぞと、出来うる限りサービスしたいとのお気持ちが❤️心あたたまりました。
Kawamata Y — Google review
(Translated by Google) I stopped by while on a tour. If you're driving to the restaurant, the road just ahead is narrow, so you might wonder if you're really on the right road. There's a monthly parking lot next to the restaurant with space for five cars. The restaurant is blazingly air-conditioned, making you feel rejuvenated! lol In these days of eco-friendliness, many restaurants are setting the temperature higher, but I'm grateful for the temperature setting, which helped to revitalize my body after feeling faint from the heat! (I won't say what temperature it was, but it was a pretty bold setting! 👍) The restaurant's exterior has a nostalgic feel to it, which really raised my expectations! I went there just before noon on a weekday, and there were no customers yet. I thought maybe it wasn't that popular, but I was shown to the second floor, and it quickly filled up and there were customers waiting, so I recommend going early. The menu overall has a classic Western-style feel, making it hard to decide what to choose. 🤤 I ordered the Omurice Happy Set. The omurice has a nostalgic flavor, with old-fashioned ketchup rice wrapped in a thinly fried omelet. The hamburger steak seemed like a side dish, but it was incredibly soft and delicious! I'm a big eater, so I would have liked a larger portion, but my friend seemed satisfied with the portion. The interior is a cross between a coffee shop and a restaurant, but it feels like there are more seats inside than it looks from the outside. The staff were very friendly, and I enjoyed my meal! Maybe it's just me, but I recommend the window seats up the stairs to the second floor, where you can enjoy the atmosphere of the building across the street! Lol (Original) ツーリングで立ち寄りました。 店の場所は車で行くと少し前の道が狭いのでほんとにこの道?って思うと思います。 駐車場は店の横に月極駐車場に5台分停める事が出来ます。 店内はキンキンに冷房が効いていて生き返る気持ちにさせてくれます!笑 エコが叫ばれる昨今、温度を高めに設定している店も多い中、酷暑でフラフラになった身体に活力を取り戻してくれる設定温度に感謝です!(何度とは書きませんが結構思い切った設定温度でした!👍) 店構えから何処か懐かしさを感じさせてくれるたたずまいで少し期待値が上がります! 平日の12時前に行きましたがまだ来店者は無く、そんなに人気店じゃなかったのかと思いながら2階に案内されたのがキッカケのように、あっと言う間に満席になって待ちの客がいるほどになってしまうので早めに行った方が良いと思います。 メニューは全体的に昔ながらの洋食屋さんって感じの構成でどれを選ぼうか迷ってしまいます🤤 私はオムライスハッピーセットを頼みました。 オムライスは昔ながらのケチャップライスに薄く焼いた卵焼きで巻いている懐かし味がします。 ハンバーグは脇役に思えましたが食べると凄く柔らかく凄く美味しかったでです! 私は大食いなのでもう少し量が欲しかったですが友人は満足な量だったようです。 店内は喫茶店と飲食店を足して二で割った感じの店内ですが外から見るよりも店内の席数はあるかな?って感じです。 店員さんの愛想も良く気持ちよく食事させて頂きました! 私だけの感覚かもしれませんが2階の階段を上がった所の窓際の席が向かいの建物の雰囲気もあってオススメです!笑
MAX S — Google review
(Translated by Google) The person in charge of the hall asked me, "Are you ready?" as soon as I sat down and opened the menu. The customer service is with a smile, but before they finish their food, they guide the next waiting customer to the side of the table where the customers are eating, and as soon as a seat becomes available, they will guide the next customer. announced. The tongue stew was not soft and you could not cut it with a knife without some force, but when I put it in my mouth it was not as hard or stringy as I expected. I ordered tongue stew as a single item with B lunch, but to be honest, the taste was different from my preference. I think the service lunch price of 800 yen is a good deal. Even if the taste is different from your preference, the price is reasonable and it's probably the best. I think so. (Original) ホール担当の方からメニューを開く間もなく席に着くなり「お決まりですか?」と聞かれました。笑顔の接客ですが料理を食べ終える前に次の待ち客を食べているお客さん達の席の側へ案内し、お席が空きましたら直ぐご案内します。とアナウンス。 タンシチューはホロホロではなく、力を入れないとナイフで切れませんが、口の中に入れると思ったよりは固さや筋っぽさはありませんでした。 Bランチと単品でタンシチューを頼みましたが、正直、好みの味と違いました。 サービスランチ800円はお得だとおもいます。たとえ好みの味と違ったとしても値段的に納得が行き、一番良いのではないか?と思います。
Ken K — Google review
(Translated by Google) I have been coming here since the owner ran a bento shop in Neyagawa, and I couldn't forget the taste, so I came here. It's been years since I last visited. The taste is the same. The owner is the same. I was moved to tears. (Original) 店主さんが寝屋川でお弁当屋さんをされてた時からお世話になっており、味が忘れられず来店させていただきました。何年ぶりでしょうか。変わらぬ味。変わらぬ店主さん。涙が溢れる思いでした。
H N — Google review
(Translated by Google) I went there for lunch. The seafood restaurant in front of the station that I sometimes go to was closed, so I quickly went to this restaurant that I found on Google. I had the daily lunch special. The presentation was outstanding. I thought the price was reasonable too, so I ordered it. Hmmmm... The omelet rice and the accompanying spaghetti were a bit disappointing?? I prefer the frozen omelet rice from the co-op. For the food alone, I'd give it two stars, but for the atmosphere and appearance, I'd give it three stars in total... I don't think I'll be visiting again. (Original) ランチで伺いました。 たまに行く駅前の海鮮食堂さんが定休日ということで、急遽グーグルでヒットしたこの店へ。 日替わりランチをいただきました。 ビジュアルは抜群です。値段もリーズナブルかと思い注文。 ん~~。オムライスと付け合わせのスパゲッティ微妙?? オムライス、生協の冷凍のが好きかな。 食事だけだと✩2つ、雰囲気と見た目トータルで✩3つということで・・・。 再訪は無いかな。
Area 6 — Google review
10

こんぴらうどん

$$$$affordable
Udon noodle restaurant
Went to the shop as our last lunch in Miyazu before returning to Osaka and it was awesome. The udon, soup and ingredients are all delicious!
Alvin T — Google review
Their udon is made in house. Very freshly made and yummy udon. We ordered Niku Udon and Miso Nabe (added extra beef) the soup of Niku udon is so refreshing and delicious. The nabe is also very unique, different from we have eaten but very authentically delicious. This meal really made our day. The staffs were also very helpful and friendly.
M M — Google review
The best zaru udon, homemade. Tempura are great, big and well garnished. The soup is delicious also. Veggies are tasty and fresh. Recommend 100%!!
Lisa J — Google review
The atmosphere was nice. They gave us tea when we walked in to warm up our hearts. The udon was very tasty. We got the vegetable tempura, black vinegar, egg and chicken udon. All great options!
Katrina P — Google review
Amazing food recommended by some of the residents. Kind staff and English menu available though we have been advised about limited seating and hours.
Betsy R — Google review
(Translated by Google) There were about three groups waiting when the restaurant opened just before 11:00. It seems like it's best to go right when it opens. I ordered a simple Shishiko Udon. They were very efficient, so my food came surprisingly quickly. The broth was really delicious. I'd love to come again 😊 (Original) 11:00前のオープンには3組くらい待ちがありました。 オープンを狙う方が良さそうです。 シンプルにしっぽくうどんを注文。 手際もいいので案外すぐきました。 出汁がとっても美味しかったです。 また来たいと思います😊
おさ — Google review
(Translated by Google) 25.10Revisited after a long time. I ordered chilled vegetable tempura. I realized later that I had ordered the same thing as before. My memory is deteriorating rapidly. I feel so pathetic. The tempura was crispy and fragrant, with the savory smell of oil tickling my nose. You can eat it as is, or dunk it in the cold soup. You can savor the deliciousness of tempura both ways. Of course, the udon and broth were a great match, and the combination of the noodles and broth was exquisite. I was able to enjoy the same delicious udon as before. Thank you for the meal. I'll come again. (Original) 25.10久し振りの再訪。 冷やし野菜天を注文。 後から気付いたが以前と同じ物を注文していた。記憶力の後退が激しい。我ながら情けない。 天婦羅はサクサクで香りが良く油の香ばしい匂いが鼻をくすぐる。そのまま食べても良し、冷たいつゆに浸けても良し。両方で天婦羅の美味しさを味わうことができます。 もちろん、うどんと出汁の相性も良く麺と出汁の絡みが絶妙、以前と変わらず美味しいうどんを味わう事ができました。 ごちそうさまでした。 また来ます。
通り雨 — Google review
(Translated by Google) Konpira Udon is a hidden gem in Miyazu. It's close to the station, making it easy to drop in to, and the restaurant has a cozy, warm atmosphere. I ordered a bowl with kakiage (tempura). The batter was crispy and the meat was firm and juicy. The broth was clean, and the chewy noodles clung to it just right. However, as it's a popular restaurant, it can fill up depending on the time of day, so it's best to arrive early. It's easy to drop in on while sightseeing, and it's a restaurant you'll want to visit again and again. (Original) 宮津の隠れた名店、こんぴらうどん。駅近で立ち寄りやすく、店内はこぢんまりと温かい雰囲気。 注文したのはかき揚げの入った一杯。衣がカリッと、身はしっかりジューシー。出汁はすっきり系で、もちもちとした麺が程よく絡みます。 ただし人気店ゆえ、時間帯によっては満席にもなるので、早めの訪問が無難。観光ついでにも寄りやすく、リピートしたくなるお店です。
Taizo H — Google review

Transportation in Miyazu

Getting around Miyazu can be a little daunting if you’re new here. We can help list some of the major public transportation methods if you don’t want to rely on a car.

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Osaka Itami Airport

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Osaka International Airport is a hub for domestic flights and offers convenient rail service to Kyoto, Kobe, and other areas in Osaka. Nearby accommodations include Guest House Yadomaru, located just 500 meters from Tempozan Ferris Wheel, and Hotel Royal Classic Osaka in the city center. The airport provides easy access via monorail with clean facilities, fast internet, diverse shopping options, and a variety of dining choices available for travelers.
I was really impressed with Osaka airport in Tokyo, also known as Itami airport for its service, shopping, and decor. From its cute airplane mascot stuffed animals to the colourful moss mural, it brought life to the airport, which can be cold and lifeless. The shopping had interesting stores with great gift option, wonderful food, including soul satisfying noodle soup and ramen, to lovely treats. Gaming chairs at long tables and the sheer variety of seating and tables options was also a lovely touch and greatly appreciated. I was also shocked to see staff physically catching the luggage on the conveyor belt so the bags didn’t drop and get damaged. A woman was there right away when the conveyor belt started and caught the bags until another associate came to take over. That just doesn’t happen nowadays and it shows how much the staff cares. I also appreciated the Halloween decorations and the real plants that made the airport a living place. The Itami airport is not just a place to get on a plane, but a lovely way to explore and experience Japan as well!
Kevin J — Google review
Check in and baggage drop-off was a breeze. It is empty. Security was really fast with no line ups. Lots of food options and seating. Washrooms very clean. Faculties for kids and babies.
Edmond W — Google review
Convenient for the north side of Osaka, compact, clean, efficient. In fun facts, although the airport retains the “international” in its name, it serves only domestic routes. And Itami is of course in Hyogo rather than Osaka; the airport is on the border and has land in both jurisdictions. Competes with the bullet train.
Timothy P — Google review
It is one of the safest and cleanest domestic airports in Japan. Although it may have physical limitations and selected food and souvenir items, its restaurants and restrooms are good enough to ease the burdens of long travel. We look forward to flying in more domestic flights in the future.
Magdalene — Google review
We fly from Itami airport to Narita airport. The check in and luggage process were smooth and good, JAL counters were in North gate. There are some shops and restaurants before and after the security check. Very convenient and not so crowded. Plenty of sitting area to have some snacks from vending machines and souvenir shops. Access to Itami airport is quite easy and convenient. We use Midosuji subway to Senri-Chuo and change to Osaka Monorail. Hassle-free and all within 1000 yen.
Jessie O — Google review
This is what a 21st Century Airport should look like. Comfortable seats, clean, nice decor, and excellent food options!
Ozi A — Google review
One of the easiest airports i have ever navigated. The airport security is lightning fast less than 5 minutes for me. Make sure you check out their observatory.
Pat H — Google review
Amazing beautiful and most importantly it's very neat and clean. Thank you japan for having us here ! You guy's are great 11 out of 10 😄
Rajesh T — Google review

Highways and major roads

  1. National Route 27
  2. National Route 178
  3. National Route 176
  4. National Route 482
  5. Kyoto Prefectural Route 6
  6. Kyoto Prefectural Route 7
  7. Kyoto Prefectural Route 42
  8. Kyoto Prefectural Route 215
  9. Miyazu Takuetsu Route
  10. Miyazu Kanko Road
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