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Ben, the tour guide, speak English and Mandarin pretty well. He sang Japanese songs in the bus, and explained the history or fun fact on the scenes. it’s started with self/explore in Ine Bay/Village, quiet yet beautiful. and then, feeding the seagull and eagles, after that the Amanohashidate cable car, recommend to take the chair ride, it’s safe and a unique way to enjoy Japan. you either can enjoy upstairs till the end, or went down sooner to see the beach or having meals

💜A wonderful trip with Guide Seo Geum-bong💜 I was surprised that it was my first time having a guide with such experience! He's amazing!! Even though there weren't many Koreans, he did a great job explaining the destinations and overall Japanese culture, which I really appreciated. The stories I learned for the first time were so valuable! There was also a solo traveler, and he took good care of them too. He even took some great photos for us!!! It was a very enjoyable trip. Thank you!! I hope to see you again next time!!🥰

Despite the rainy weather, we still had a great time visiting Ine Village, Amanohashidate, and Miyama. Our tour guide, Apple, was very punctual, organized, and kept everything running smoothly throughout the day. A nice bonus was getting to try the local Miyama milk and donut, which made the experience even more memorable. Highly recommended, even on a rainy day! :)

I wish we could give our guide more than 5 stars! Despite the best efforts of rain and fog, we had an excellent day exploring the coast. The countryside is beautiful to behold from both the bus and the train. Ride the chair lift, do the good luck pose, eat kaisendon and visit the temple in Amanohashidate. If you don't join the boat tour, take a stroll through Ine to appreciate the Funaya (boat houses), sip some tea by the sea, and keep an eye out for eagles and macaques. We are hoping to stay in the area next time due to this great tour.

Such a fun trip! My family, especially my two teenage children, thoroughly enjoyed it. The scenic countryside views during the bus ride were beautiful. Riding the chairlift at Amanohashidate and taking in the amazing view from the top was memorable experience . The boat ride around Ine Bay offered wonderful views of the traditional boathouses, and feeding the seagulls with eagles hovering above was an exhilarating experience and one of the highlights of the day. Our English-speaking guide, Jay, was informative and humorous, making the trip even more enjoyable. I recommend bringing some snacks or a light lunch to eat on the bus so you have more time to explore. Overall, an excellent tour and highly recommended

A wonderful experience. Although the weather conditions were not ideal, the trip still went smoothly. I was especially impressed with our young tour guide, Wang Qi. He could speak multiple languages to communicate and assist everyone in the group. He was very enthusiastic and thoughtful.

Maggie has been an excellent tour guide! This was my first time booking a group tour and I was hesitant at first but I’m glad I did. The tour was paced well, I did not feel rushed and I honestly felt that the alloted time for each location was sufficient enough to get a feel and have fun on each places. We were in Ine Bay from 1015H-1055H, which includes the boat ride. A tip that I would give if you’re not into feeding seagulls is to skip the boat ride and just explore the Ine bay/ boathouses by foot. Next stop was Amanohashidate and we were there for 2hrs, then last stop was the Miyama thatched village which was phenomenal. Make sure to try their milk!! 🫶🏼

We love the tour so much and had a very excited experience in this trip. Just that the time for each stops is too short, but overall still acceptable. Our guide, Yuki is very talented with multilingual in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and English, friendly to answer all our questions patiently. We really enjoyed for this day trip.

I highly recommend the Amanohashidate day tour. We got to see one of Japan's three most scenic views, and the scenery was beautiful. Our guide, Jay (Mr. He), explained the sights in both Chinese and English in a humorous and engaging way, which was very impressive. Jay was also extremely responsible. I had indicated on Klook that I would be picked up in Osaka and dropped off in Kyoto, but I forgot to mention this to Jay when I boarded the bus. After I got off in Kyoto, I received a thoughtful call from Jay, reminding me that I should get back on the bus to return to Osaka. I then clarified that I would be staying in Kyoto and would not be returning to Osaka with the group. I'm very grateful for Jay's call, and I want to commend him here. If any of you are considering this day tour and Jay is your guide, congratulations, you're in for a wonderful experience!