
Lunch Course
- - Hagoromo Tennyo Meal -
- Operates Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays
- 13:05 Depart from Amanohachidate → 14:50 Arrive in Nishmaizuru
- Adult: 15,000 yen per person
- (There's no child fare)
- A multiple course meal that evokes the ancient legend of a heavenly maiden (tennyo) wearing a robe of feathers (hagoromo).

Schedule
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13:05 Depart from Amanohachidate
Lunch Course
The kami enshrined at the outer shrine of Ise-jingu Shrine, Toyouke Okami, was relocated from the land of Tango. As the greatest of the kami of bountiful harvests, offerings were made at shrines all over the Tango area, and Tango is reputed to be the birthplace of rice farming in Japan. In addition, there are also folktales about Toyouke Okami and the tennyo of the hagoromo legend, and the version of the hagoromo legend passed down in Tango is said to be the oldest in Japan.
Details
Using ingredients from Mineyama, Kyotango, a place associated with the Hagoromo Tennyo, it is full of seasonal ingredients evoking the elegant and mystical appearance of the tennyo dressed in her robe of feathers. -
Nagu Kaigan (Nagu Beach) [Stops for approximately 15 minutes]
Nagu Kaigan
The train will stop at the most scenic point on the Kyoto Tango Railway, in the Tango Amanohashidate Oeyama Quasi-National Park.
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Slow Running Over the Yuragawa (Yura River) Bridge
Yuragawa Bridge
This approximately 551-meter railway bridge connects Miyazu City and Maizuru City over the mouth of the Yura River. The Tango Kuromatsu train slows down as it travels across the bridge, allowing you to enjoy the scenery, as the train appears to run directly on top of the ocean.
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14:50 Arrive at Nishi-Maizuru

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