I stopped by for a break during my tour. The view is amazing! I can see the boat houses clearly. I ordered a soft serve ice cream in ramune flavor. This was my first time learning the difference between soft serve and soft ice cream. The ramune flavored soft ice cream is refreshing. It's not too sweet and doesn't feel heavy. The ramune flavor is delicious and I would love to have it again.

But it's a snack corner at the Michi-no-Eki, so it's probably something like this. It's a nice place because you can see the boat houses in the distance while you eat. The ingredients are spinach, char siu, and green onions. I used the free rental bikes in town, so I climbed up the stairs from behind the fishing port. It was quite tough, haha.

At the road station Funeoka no Sato, which offers a panoramic view of Ine Bay, there are three restaurants available. In terms of price, there is Matsuya (specializing in fresh fish dishes), Takeya (serving set meals and coffee), and ABURAYA (a fast food restaurant). ABURAYA offers dishes such as curry, ramen, and rice bowls, similar to a service area food court. After eating crab at Futamata, I decided to just have a coffee at ABURAYA. There is seating in front of the counter, but the view from the hilltop is amazing, so on a sunny day, I would recommend eating (or drinking) outside while enjoying the view of Ine Bay. What I had: Hot Coffee for 300 yen. It was surprisingly delicious, made with UCC's deep roasted coarse ground coffee.