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title: Ine
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# 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

- [Living with the sea in the boathouses of Ine](https://karigurashijourney.com/en/episodes/ine/index.md): Kyoto's hidden gem "The Funaya of Ine"（2023-01-08）

## Cook the local flavors once more

- [Rice cooked with filefish](https://karigurashijourney.com/en/notes/rice-cooked-with-filefish/index.md): A rice dish made with Kyoto fish bought at the harbor market.
- [Grilled seafood](https://karigurashijourney.com/en/notes/grilled-seafood/index.md): Seafood from the market, put straight on the grill.

## A little of each town’s story

- [The boathouses of Ineura](https://karigurashijourney.com/en/notes/boathouses-of-ineura/index.md): About 230 boathouses line roughly five kilometers of the Ine Bay shore.
- [Aoshima Island](https://karigurashijourney.com/en/notes/aoshima-island/index.md): An uninhabited island at the mouth of Ine Bay, known as the island where the gods dwell.
- [A boathouse open to visitors](https://karigurashijourney.com/en/notes/boathouse-open-to-visitors/index.md): Most boathouses in Ine are private homes, but this one lets visitors inside.

## Places we stopped along the way

- [Ine no Funaya Miyabi](https://karigurashijourney.com/en/notes/ine-no-funaya-miyabi/index.md): A Japanese-style cafe in a boathouse built about 80 years ago and renovated in the manner of a teahouse.