Tanukikoji Shopping Street ture

Preety smooth the only thing is toll parking not included so you need to pay that additional. REst all ok

Vores guide, Alex, var fantastisk og hjalp med at tage billeder af mange af os. Han delte også små bidder af information om de attraktioner, vi besøgte, på engelsk og kinesisk. Tidsplanen for hver attraktion passede også perfekt. For dem uden transport var dette pengene værd.

There were 3 main stops for this Day tour. We went to the Kurodake Ropeway where we saw the snowcapped mountain, autumn follage and beautiful scenery. We went to the Ramen Village for Lunch where we ate at a Michelin Star Restaurant. The last stop was at the Zoo. So many animals in the zoo. The tour was well organized and follows the timed itinerary. Even if it was raining making the walkways slippery and wet, the places we went to were very nice. I think, my only comment is for the Zoo tour where we entered at the east gate. It was quite climb going up when we came back. I suggest making a one way traverse instead.

A great choice if you want a beautiful, flexible, and well‑organized tour that lets you make the most out of a short travel window. Highly recommended for anyone who wants freedom and variety without sacrificing convenience.

This half-day tour felt more like a city and suburban guided tour organized by Japan itself, with both the guide and driver being Japanese, and almost all participants also being Japanese. Upon boarding, headphones were provided, and there was a guide device next to the seat where you could select Chinese, English, or Japanese channels. They also provided explanatory handouts in Chinese and English, which was very foreigner-friendly. I'm very grateful to the tour guide for accompanying my child on the cable car to the top of the Winter Olympics venue!

For this trip to Hokkaido, I booked three one-day tours, and this one was my favorite! The weather was excellent, and our guide, Habi, was easygoing and lovely. The entire trip went smoothly. We took photos, went for a walk, and even enjoyed ice cream and cream puffs from a farm. Since I didn't want anything sweet for lunch, I chose a ramen shop from the provided list and had the Soya Salt Ramen, which was a local specialty and quite delicious. After lunch, we walked back to explore the supermarket. In September, you can see Mount Yotei, Kochia scoparia (summer cypress), lavender, and Shinsen-numa (God's Pond), offering a rich variety of scenery and experiences. Highly recommended!