#funaya

Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-09-27

After only a few minutes the rain passed and children once again launched their dinghies onto the calm waters of the bay🚣‍♂️

Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-09-27

Although many of the 'funaya' (船屋) have now been renovated into holiday homes, shops and cafés, originally they wouldn't have been used as houses but rather as storage sheds.

Fishermen would have had a family home slightly inland, and used the funaya for work needs.

A festival on Ine Bay and a sacred palanquin is carried by boat.The beautiful coastline about Ine, northern Kyoto Prefecture.A rainy day on Ine Bay.As one would expect, the waters around Ine play an important role when it comes to festival time, with part of the celebrations and rituals carried out on the water itself.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-09-27

As the famous Hokuriku saying goes "even if you forget your lunch, don't forget your umbrella" (弁当忘れても傘忘れるな)🌂

The region's silk fabrics have long been praised for their quality, in part thanks to the moist microclimate which keeps silk threads supple and strong.

Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-09-27

About 230 'funaya' (船屋) now circle Ine Bay.

In order to protect the fishermen's boats from rain, rot and insects, the houses were designed so that the boat could be lifted out of the water onto the ground floor.

Nets and gear would be stored on the floor above.

Funaya (boathouses) lining the shoreline of Ine Bay.A closer look inside a funaya shows how the sea laps right into the ground floor of the structure, making it easier to drag boat under cover.The traditional landscape of Ine.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-09-27

'Chinzao' (台湾茶専門店 靑竈) does not have a menu. Rather the owner produces a selection of teas for each guest from the 100 or so Taiwanese varieties kept in stock.
The experience is designed to be a meditative one, and you should put aside at least 1 hour for teatime.

Nao-san enjoys tea at Chinzao. The cafe is located in the ground floor of an old funaya (boathouse) in Ine.Chinzao specialises in Taiwanese teas...there are over 100 in stock, though a special menu is selected for you on the day.Nao-san enjoys the cool breeze drifting straight into the building from the open air wall facing Ine Bay.What better way to enjoy tea than beside the calm waters of Ine Bay. The sea laps close to your table.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-09-27

A squall arrived as tea was served...disappearing before the cup was even empty.

The Tango Peninsula is famed for its microclimate. 'Uranishi' (うらにし) is a sudden wind that blows across the waters from autumn to winter, bringing with it sudden changes in weather and heavy rain.

Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-09-27

🌊⛵️TEA AT HIGH TIDE☕️🦶

At the end of summer Nao-san drove up to Ine (伊根) to enjoy Taiwanese tea as the tide lapped at her feet.

The fishing village is well known for its 'funaya' (舟屋), traditional houses designed so that boats could be lifted onto the ground floor.

Chinzao, a small cafe located in a converted funaya (boathouse).Ine, on the northern coast of Kyoto Prefecture, is famed for its funaya (boathouses).Funaya (boathouses) are built flush with the water so boats could be dragged into the ground floor of the building to protect and store them.Nao-san enjoys tea by the calm waters of Ine Bay.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2023-08-24

About 230 'funaya' (船屋) now circle Ine Bay.

In order to protect the fishermen's boats from rain, rot and insects, the houses were designed so that the boat could be lifted out of the water onto the ground floor.
Nets and gear would be stored on the floor above.

As the famous Hokuriku saying goes "even if you forget your lunch, don't forget your umbrella" (弁当忘れても傘忘れるな)🌂

Nao-san enjoys teatime at 'Chinzao', a specialist cafe that specializes in Taiwanese tea.Funaya circle the edge of Ine Bay.The famed funaya of Ine.The view from 'Chinzao' cafe.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2023-08-24

A squall arrived as tea was served...disappearing before the cup was even empty.

The Tango Peninsula is famed for its microclimate. 'Uranishi' (うらにし) is a sudden wind that blows across the waters from autumn to winter, bringing with it sudden changes in weather and heavy rain.

Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2023-08-24

🌊⛵️TEA AT HIGH TIDE☕️🦶

With summer holidays drawing to an end Nao-san drove up to Ine (伊根) to enjoy Taiwanese tea as the tide lapped at her feet.

The fishing village is well known for its 'funaya' (舟屋), traditional houses designed so that boats could be lifted from the sea onto the ground floor.

Enjoying tea in one of Ine's converted 'funaya'.Ine is an old fishing village known for its distinctive 'funaya', where boats were pulled out of the water and stored.Although some of the funaya have now been converted, many serve their original purpose.Nao-san enjoys tea by the sea.

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