Things to do in Yūtoku Inari Shrine

A once-in-a-lifetime event, especially for shrine enthusiasts, this is an incredibly dreamy and moving experience! With the assistance of shrine staff, you'll be dressed in an authentic white wedding kimono and follow the fox wedding procession into the inner sanctum of the shrine (an experience not usually available to regular visitors) amidst the cheers of tourists and locals. The Shinto priest will then recite congratulatory words to the gods, making for a deeply touching Shinto wedding ceremony.

Our tour guide, Yang, was beautiful and very kind. She gave clear instructions when getting on and off the bus and provided detailed information about all the attractions.

Selina is beautiful, has a sweet voice, and is very enthusiastic. She even helped take pictures. It's a bit of a shame I didn't get to see the high tide at the Oouo Shrine, but that's okay. I'm already very happy to have come here.

Daisy Wu was very attentive and patiently resolved my issues, making this trip very easy and enjoyable. It was a journey into book culture, and I highly recommend it.

Daisy packed a lot in one day for us. she was in contact with us all the time and gave us information on all stops . the trip was amazing

The weather was fantastic, and the photos turned out beautifully. Thanks to our guide, Wu Xia, for the detailed explanations and for helping us take pictures.

The tour guide was very responsible, contacting us a day in advance to provide check-in information. The explanations of the attractions were also very detailed. Not only did they recommend places to eat near the attractions, but they also helped us take photos. Finally, they added an extra museum attraction. The whole trip was smooth and enjoyable.

The Saga Day Tour is an experience of a lifetime. Thanks to Jimmy Ryu our guide who gave his best to keep us informed and entertained and gave us tips to make this trip memorable!