company executive kuniye hasegawa visited kyoto.he sat down with local business people to find ways to provide visitors with new experiences. >> translator: we hope to help chinese people learn more about kyoto. >> reporter: hasegawa had a chance to talk with the manager of a kimono rental service. she asked whether people on group tours from china can enjoy working in kyoto wearing a kimono. >> translator: it's possible to get 100 tourists dressed in kimono in less than an hour. we have many staff to help tourists dress in kimono. >> translator: oh, that's a great idea. thank you. >> reporter: hasegawa also visited miyazu city about 60 kilometers north of kyoto. it's known for a sand bar called amano hashuate meaning bridge in heaven. the spot is among the three most scenic views in japan. but only 1% of foreign travelers to kyoto manage to make it out to the area. >> translator: from here you can see what looks like a bridge that leads to heaven. that's how it gets its name. >> reporter: the city has another feature unfamiliar wit