Ine Town, Yosa District, is located in the northeastern part of the Tango Peninsula. Its neighboring municipalities are Keishin City and Kyotango City. The town is blessed with abundant nature, including Mount Taiko, Mount Gongen, Mount Funatsu, and Mount Kasa. Its numerous water sources include the Tsutsugawa River, Asatsuma River, Naganobe River, and Okuda River. Fishing is a thriving industry, with five fishing ports in Ine Town, including Ine Fishing Port. Iwakui and other fish are landed here. Tourist attractions include the traditional Ine Boathouses, Urashima Shrine, where the legend of Urashima is handed down, and Nunobiki Falls. Local specialties include local sake, Tsutsukawa soba noodles, and Ine ware. The Ennen Festival is held in March, the Asatsuma Festival and Tsutsukawa Festival in April, and the Ine Festival in July. Due to its beautiful scenery and abundant nature, the town is often used as a setting for movies and television dramas.