Coses per fer a Fukuoka Prefecture

《Sobre el guia turístic i l'experiència del servei》 El guia d'aquest viatge, Eiichi, va ser molt atent i amable. Tot i ser japonès, va poder i va voler explicar-ho tant en anglès com en xinès, tenint en compte els viatgers de diferents idiomes. També ens va recordar la ruta i la seguretat del viatge, i fins i tot ens va enviar una explicació escrita de l'itinerari i recomanacions de menjar abans de la sortida. En comparació amb altres experiències en què, sovint, en portar gent gran a viatges similars, l'explicació en xinès es passava per alt, cosa que feia que la gent gran no entengués, o els itineraris només passaven pels punts sense explicacions detallades d'història i precaucions, aquesta experiència va ser excel·lent. 《Sobre l'itinerari》 La nostra visita va ser al maig o juny, coincidint amb la temporada de pluges al Japó. Tot i que vam consultar el temps amb antelació, el clima a la muntanya és realment canviant, amb pluges intermitents. Aquí teniu alguns consells per als viatgers que facin aquest itinerari durant aquest període: 1. La utilitat de l'impermeable és superior a la del paraigua: Aquest itinerari implica caminar contínuament. Si voleu fer bones fotos i moure-us amb facilitat, potser un impermeable bonic o un paraigua transparent seran més pràctics. 2. No cal reservar el passeig en barca a Takachiho: Com es veu a les fotos, si plou, el nivell de l'aigua puja i hi ha una alta probabilitat que se suspengui. Inicialment, la plataforma indicava que si se suspenia, es reemborsarien 2000 iens, però el cost original de la reserva del passeig en barca era d'aproximadament 4000 iens. Per tant, si hi ha risc de pluja, es recomana no considerar el passeig en barca. 3. Organització del dinar: El dinar es fa al restaurant amb vistes de Kusasenri, on es pot menjar vedella Kumamoto de Kyushu. No obstant això, com que el temps és limitat, si voleu fer bones fotos i pujar a un lloc amb bones vistes, potser no tindreu temps per dinar. Podeu comprar menjar a una botiga de conveni al matí per tenir més temps per fer fotos.

Today's itinerary was packed, and it felt wonderful. First, there was the mini-train, which the kids are sure to love; the driver even blows bubbles at the end! Then, the canyon was beautiful and very photogenic; I really enjoyed the scenery as we strolled along. My personal favorite was the Kumano Shrine; it had a very, very serene atmosphere, with ancient moss-covered lanterns and towering old trees looking down on everything. It started raining at our last stop, so we ate Kuroge Wagyu barbecue on the second floor of Kusasenri, looking out at the lush green landscape. All my senses were delighted. Many thanks to our guide today, Mr. Miyamoto, who was very attentive and thoughtful. Not only did he give us a perfect day, but he also gave us posters on the way back, and I got my favorite, "Spirited Away"! I'm so happy.

Our tour guide, Daisy, provided thorough explanations in Chinese throughout the trip and was very attentive to the elderly members of our group. She even created her own recommended Google lists for different areas and enthusiastically helped us call to reserve delicious kamameshi (rice cooked in an iron pot) at the restaurant in front of Yufuin Station. We got to try all three flavors: beef, chicken, and eel—it was truly amazing! At Tenmangu Shrine, she professionally advised us on which shops to visit first (as they were closing soon) and shared tips on how to pray and make wishes. On the way back, she recommended great places to eat and fun things to do in Fukuoka. Tour A offered a rich and interesting itinerary, allowing those who love shopping and good food to enjoy a fulfilling day. However, the schedule was tight and felt a bit rushed, and the travel time between destinations meant we couldn't fully enjoy shopping (how much do I love shopping, anyway?). Next time, I'd like to visit Yufuin on my own (I bought so many Miffy items!).

My friend and I are very grateful to and satisfied with our tour leader, Xiao Yun, for the Itoshima day tour. Her service was incredibly thoughtful: the day before departure, she proactively messaged us with reminders and answered our questions, which was truly heartwarming. On the day of the tour, her explanations of the attractions on the bus were also spot-on. She provided friendly explanations in both Cantonese and English. Her voice was gentle, and the overall atmosphere she created was never disruptive; instead, it made the entire trip more relaxing. She also proactively pointed out the best photo spots and helped group members take pictures together. Her explanations at each attraction were meticulous, detailed, and very informative, leaving a deep and lasting impression. This trip made my friend and I realize that a tour group could be this enjoyable, and it makes us eager to join your next tour soon! Ten-star review.

This was the highlight of my Kyushu trip! Takachiho Gorge was absolutely stunning, and the boat ride offered incredible views of the waterfalls and cliffs. The Takachiho Railway experience was unique and provided amazing mountain scenery. Amano-Iwato Shrine was peaceful and rich in Japanese culture and history. The guide was professional and organized, making the long journey smooth and enjoyable. Definitely worth the trip from Fukuoka and a must-do for nature lovers.

we were the only ones who booked through Klook so we had the entire boat & guide to ourselves (pure luck!). our guide is a local and could speak English well, he could even sing in English! the entire experience was very fun, having to cruise through the canals which gave off really zen vibes. recommend to go for the earliest slots for the pleasant weather and looser crowds. we waited patiently in the lobby before the ride for our guide to identify us. the hotel lobby have loads to shop as well.

It was so good, when we went, there were a few people. Maybe we were lucky to avoid the crowds and had a chill walk around the aquarium. There was a seal performance, it was so cute to see them that close. You can also feed them, if you buy food next to their place. It has become one of our favourite aquarium in Japan.

We waited about 40 minutes to get up to the tower, but it worth it. The view was magnificent, you can see the beautiful sea and landscape. Wish they could find a faster way to enter the tower. We even had to wait to the elevator when went down about 25 minutes. We almost late our restaurant reservation.

I can't believe how easy it was to book tickets in Korea! The view from our seats was great, and the curved scoreboard was especially impressive. It felt like playing a PlayStation game! It was a feast for the eyes. It was a valuable experience to witness a baseball culture different from Korea's. There were many other foreigners like me in my section too!