Japanese fishing village

🇯🇵 [ Ine - the Venice of Japan ] When you think of Kyoto, what often comes to mind are images of those ancient temples, shrines, and the world-famous “red gates”(fushimi inari). Yet just around 130 km north of the city of Kyoto lies a quaint seaside fishing village of Ine (伊根) that is still under most international tourists’ radar (especially Americans and Europeans) 🌊 Ine is famous for its 230 unique boathouses (funaya 舟屋) along the 5km coast. Most of the funayas are occupied by the…

My first environment design for Feudal Japan: The Shogunate artstation challenge.

A night in Ine No Funaya, a seaside fishing town, Kyoto hidden gem, staying in a Japanese fisherman boat house, Funaya no Yado Maruichi / FOREVERVANNY

I wanted to share a quick blog post featuring a few images of the beautiful town of Ine No Funaya. We visited Ine after Miyama (as we were travelling by private car) but if I were to recommend someone taking public transport, I'd suggest them visit Ine with Amanohashidate - a place I didn't get a ch

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Welcome to San'in! This is Matsue, Shimane. Miho Shrine is a quiet little collection of traditional buildings quite literally across the street from a small bay on the Sea of Japan. Nestled at the center of a fishing village, it's no surprise that this shrine is dedicated to the god Ebisu, a jolly god known to carry a fishing rod and grant luck to Japan's fishermen. Perpendicular to the shrine is Aoishi-datami Road, a traditional little alley that looks like a scene from a historical film.

“It doesn’t matter where you are going; it’s who you have beside you.”

Discover the serenity of Japan's enchanting gardens, where koi ponds and traditional architecture create a peaceful retreat. What hidden gems have you found in your travels that offer a perfect escape? Share your favorite destinations in the comments! . #travelasia #travel #travelphotography #travelgram #asia #wanderlust #travelblogger #travelblog #asiatravel