Kinrin Lake tours

Today's tour was really fun. I was worried because the weather was cloudy in the morning, but it gradually cleared up, so I took a lot of great pictures. First, I went to the Umi Jigoku (sea hell), then the safari, and finally to Kawakami in Yufuin-cho. Kodama Rikuto's explanation was perfect, and the English explanation was easy to understand. He explained Umi Jigoku in detail, and at the safari, I was even able to see the cheetah, which is usually inside its enclosure. I was also very grateful that he sent Korean explanations of the origin and disasters of Kawakami in Yufuin-cho separately via KakaoTalk to the Koreans. He was a really great guide. Thank you. Thank you for sending me the restaurant you know via KakaoTalk at the end. I won't spread the word. 😆😆😆😆

Please be sure to check your email for the exact first meeting location! Most of the participants were Chinese, and about 10% were from other countries, I think. The tour wasn't too big, which was nice and cozy. Our guide was very kind, and the train option we chose was absolutely wonderful. It was a truly healing experience. It was convenient and great not to worry about train reservations or transportation. However, due to the nature of the package, there wasn't a lot of free time, especially at the Sea Hell. It was a shame that traffic was blocked due to a car accident during our travel, but that's unavoidable! Still, we traveled comfortably in a cute, small bus. I'd even say it was better that it wasn't a large charter bus. If you're Korean and want to travel with foreigners, this tour might be a good option for you.

I would like to commend our tour guide Helen. He speaks English fluently and patiently answering all questions. She has a lot of knowledge about the tourist spots and willing to take a photo for you. That’s a plus especially for solo travel. Thank you so much, Helen!!! Sayonara…..

It was our first time taking a tour, and Tomas was our guide — he did an amazing job. You don’t get a lot of time at each attraction, but you do have enough time to take some pictures and learn a little bit about the places. We really enjoyed our Beppu trip. Our favorite part was the safari. Thank you for everything!

Participating in this trip with a 50% discount was extremely cost-effective! The itinerary, from 8:00 AM to the arrival at Hakata Station at 6:30 PM, allowed for a full day of enjoyment. The itinerary and transportation arrangements were very smooth! The 3-hour tour of Yufuin provided ample time to admire the autumn foliage and sample delicious food. In Beppu, in addition to a short visit to the hot springs, there was enough time to soak our feet in the hot springs and taste hot spring eggs, which was a great experience. The only slight drawback was the short amount of time at the final stop, Dazaifu, and the fact that it was almost dusk, with many shops preparing to close. There wasn't enough time to visit the garden with its rich Japanese atmosphere and long history, which was a bit of a pity!

we had a wonderful time on this trip. The bus was comfortable and the guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. the guide made a descion to skip the mountain side trail since it was not blooming so it would be just some plain or half dead flowers to look at. she added the time to the village which created almost a 3 hour stop there. we had plenty of time at each stop to see the locations and use the restrooms, and shop. Definitely a way to see more remote portions of Japan. would love to go back to Beppu for a longer stay. if you would like to see the countryside of gains, definitely take this trip.

Our Tourguide, Kevin, was really nice and funny. Our highlights were the hot springs in Beppu, besides the smell, we really enjoyed them. The colour of the water combined with the steam was truly remarkable, definitely worth a trip! The frog temple was cute too and even though Yufuin was extremely crowded we adored the cute shops, except for the animal cages. Overall, we recommend this tour!

Guide 'Jjujju's' trilingual skills (Korean, Japanese, Chinese) are truly at a perfect native speaker level. This was the first overseas trip for my high school classmates who have turned 40. We still had some childlike innocence left, so we booked the tour because we really wanted to go to the safari. The atmosphere of the serene Yufuin, which was the first course, was so nice, and the safari, which was the next course, was more enchanting than expected, and the last hot spring course was perfect. The explanation and guidance throughout the tour were perfect, with nothing missing. The driver also felt like a veteran. We had such a good time that we regretted the time passing, and it was a tour that I would definitely recommend to others. Next time, I will definitely come back with my family (especially with my parents, it would be the best for a filial piety trip). I think we also met good people on the tour, and since we were a group of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and English speakers, we were assigned two guides, both of whom were really the best. In particular, our Korean guide, 'Jjujju,' worked so hard and was so grateful for taking care of us immature people. It was my first Fukuoka trip, and I am grateful for making good memories. If you are considering this tour, don't hesitate to book it, you won't regret it. - A tour that all four middle-aged men in their 40s living in Korea were satisfied with -