Things to do in Anamori Inari Shrine

Safety: Drivers on Japanese roads are friendly and follow the rules. Although we drove through the busy streets of Shibuya, the route our instructor took us on was very safe 👍🏽. Instructor: Humorous, engaging, and professional! He paid attention to our safety throughout the trip, and explained everything clearly before we set off and along the way. He took many great photos for us at red lights, and his photography skills are excellent! Experience: This 60-minute experience was fantastic. Next time I'm in Tokyo, I'd like to try the 90-minute option! Friends from Taiwan, remember to prepare: your passport + Taiwanese driver's license + Japanese translation (which can be obtained from the Motor Vehicles Office).

very hassle free and convenient, super grateful to have discovered this. from now on, will always use this when traveling

Very convenient, just show the QR code and the staff will handle it. But please note that you need to use the QR code in the email, the one provided by Klook won't work.

indeed a convenient service that provide hassle-free experience. Just dropped the luggage at the counter.

Because I didn't want to drag large suitcases on the subway, I booked the service the day before my flight. It's super convenient, and I don't have to worry about not being able to take everything I bought. Before sending, you upload photos of your luggage and room number online. Then, before 9 AM on the day of departure, leave your luggage at the hotel front desk, and the driver will pick it up. You can also store your luggage at the airport for 1-2 nights and pick it up when you depart. The shipping process can be tracked online, which is very reassuring. I departed from Narita Airport Terminal 1, and the luggage pickup point is next to J counter on the north side. Just show the shipping number to pick up your luggage.

I stayed at the Hilton Tokyo Bay Hotel due to my Disneyland schedule. Since my flight back to Korea departed at 8 PM, I was considering storing my luggage at Tokyo Station. However, after reading that it's difficult to find available large luggage lockers from the morning, I decided to use the luggage delivery service. Thanks to this, I was able to shop comfortably in Ginza on the last day. If my return flight is a night flight, I will definitely use it again! At around 9:30 AM, you can show the email sent from the airport along with the luggage you want to leave at the front desk, and they will process it quickly. When the delivery starts, they will take a picture of the luggage you entrusted and send it to you by email. I made a reservation to pick it up at 5:30 PM. Around 4 PM, I received an email from Narita Airport saying it was in storage. At Terminal 1, I was able to find it at the far left after getting off the limousine bus. I used Asiana Airlines for my return flight, and it was convenient because it was close to where I picked up my luggage.

Very convenient service. Email sent when luggage was picked up and delivered from one hotel to another. Just be sure to leave the luggage at the counter by 9am. Can do same day delivery, or 1-2 days storage in the drop off hotel. There's a link in the email to upload photos of your luggages and hotel booking confirmations. The counter staff will also provide a tag to put the hotel destination and details.

The e-voucher worked perfectly and conveniently. Just show it to the staff and you’re good to enter. The event itself was well-organized and inspiring with a lot of interactive experience and both the Japanese and English info panels.