Things to do in Daikanbo

After extensive research on Kyushu, I found that a bus tour is a hundred times more convenient than independent travel, which involves complicated transfers! No need to scramble for Yufuin no Mori train tickets or transfer between JR lines; everything is arranged for you. The view from Daikanbo Peak is superb, and if you're lucky, you might see a sea of clouds. Aso Shrine is quiet and ancient, with its 'marriage pine' and sacred spring creating a wonderful atmosphere. Yufuin offers fairytale shops, the No-Face character stand, and the entire Kinrin Lake area, with plenty of freedom to find desserts and snacks.

A perfect itinerary: visiting Daikanbo, Aso Shrine, Yufuin, and riding the Yufuin no Mori train all in one day. Highly recommended!

good take care good trip . Driver’s was very good even we sat at the aft of the bus. He still drove that made us no car sick.

Our tour guide was Ms. Zheng Li (Lily) from Shanghai. She was very kind, down-to-earth, and spoke at a comfortable pace. During the trip, a group member felt unwell at Kusasenri, and an ambulance was called to take them to the hospital. Lily continued to check in and provide updates to everyone afterward, showing great dedication and responsibility. Her commentary and explanations on the bus were also very detailed. We were very fortunate to have such an experienced and responsible tour guide. We highly recommend her to anyone planning their next trip. We are group members A1-A6, and we are very grateful.

Our tour guide, Lily, was incredibly attentive throughout the day, and her explanations of the attractions were very thorough. On the way back, she even shared her personal recommendations for food, hotels, and shops.

It's very convenient to depart from Hakata Station. Although the journey is a bit long, having a bus transfer makes it very relaxing! The tour guide was enthusiastic and professional, introducing attractions and important information along the way. Takachiho Gorge is truly stunning, and the overall itinerary was well-planned. I highly recommend this tour for first-time visitors to Kyushu.

Didn't manage to see Mount Aso since it's still closed, however alternate route wasn't too bad..it was drizzling half the time but luckily it stopped when we went for boat ride..it took almost 3-4hrs to reach and almost an hour to each stop..guide was helpful

ready ur comfy shoes cause ul do lots of walking.