KINKI
Ine
Travel journal from Ine, with 6 notes on the places I ate, the dishes I cooked and the sights: The boathouses of Ineura, Aoshima Island, A boathouse open to visitors, Rice cooked with filefish.
Journeys: 1 · Notes: 6
Journeys
01
Cook the local flavors once more
Dishes made in borrowed kitchens, and how each one connects to the land.
02
A little of each town’s story
Sights, specialties and how the towns came to be: small cultural notes beside each journey.
Ine, Kyoto
The boathouses of Ineura
About 230 boathouses line roughly five kilometers of the Ine Bay shore.
From: Living with the sea in the boathouses of Ine
Ine, Kyoto
Aoshima Island
An uninhabited island at the mouth of Ine Bay, known as the island where the gods dwell.
From: Living with the sea in the boathouses of Ine
Ine, Kyoto
A boathouse open to visitors
Most boathouses in Ine are private homes, but this one lets visitors inside.
From: Living with the sea in the boathouses of Ine
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Places we stopped along the way
What we ate and bought, with shop details checked against published listings.
Other places in Kinki
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Kyoto City
Shimogamo Shrine (Kamomioya-jinja), Takase River, Gion Shinbashi and the banks of the Shirakawa
Journeys: 2 · Notes: 18
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Aridagawa
Aragijima Rice Terraces, Washigamine Cosmos Park, Arida mandarins and stone-walled terraces
Journeys: 2 · Notes: 14
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Tamba
Tamba City, Kingyoku hydrangea, Sobanchi
Journeys: 1 · Notes: 5
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Kushimoto
Cape Shionomisaki, the southernmost point of Honshu, Kushimoto Marine Park (aquarium and underwater observatory), The coral of Kushimoto's sea
Journeys: 1 · Notes: 16
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Omihachiman
Hachimanbori Canal, Old Hachiman Post Office, Hakuunkan
Journeys: 1 · Notes: 15
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Nachikatsuura
Nachi Falls (Hiro Shrine), Kumano Nachi Taisha and the Yatagarasu, Katsuura Fishing Port Nigiwai Market and the Umi no Yu footbath
Journeys: 1 · Notes: 11