It began as a transport ship that sailed between the branch of the Uji River, the Uji River, and the Yodo River to transport sake and rice from Fushimi and to transport passengers to and from Osaka in the Edo period, and continued until the end of the Meiji period. Currently, you can enjoy the “Teradaya” and “Ryoma and Oryu Statues” from the boat, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of fresh green willows from spring to summer and cherry blossoms in spring. Fushimi is also famous for producing famous water, and there are many sake breweries in the surrounding area. How about enjoying the townscape where white-walled sake breweries line up and make you feel like you’ve slipped back in time to the Edo period?