Rokkosan Ski Area tours

Thank you to our tour guide, Xiao Qin, for the attentive and polite service. A big thumbs up to you! Regarding the itinerary, there were too many people on the holiday, and traffic jams caused us to have less time at the outlet. Also, it's a bit of a shame we didn't get to soak in the hot springs. Mount Rokko was too cold; the company should remind everyone to bring a thick jacket. Thank you for the company's arrangements.

The guide was friendly and contacted me the day before. He spoke mandarin. The drive to the snow park was 1hr there. we enjoyed our time very much and the ski rental set Inc jacket, pants, gloves, helmet, skis/ snowboard. we had to return to the car at 4pm. there's a cafe there with a varied menu and the prices are reasonable.

Our guide Ayako was knowledgeable and had great English. She went above and beyond to make our day as seamless as possible and we had a great day exploring the sights of Kobe. The confirmation email received from the company prior to the tour perfectly explained the itinerary for the day and even included photos of where to meet and a photo of our guide. Our only suggestion would be to add the expectation to pay for the guides lunch as an item not covered in the tour cost. While we didn’t mind, it would be good to know this in advance before booking the tour.

I had an absolute blast on the Klook Discover Nada's Sake Heritage Tour! It was like stepping into a sake-lover's paradise, with fascinating stories about Nada's sake history and traditions. The sake tasting sessions were a flavor-packed adventure, where we got to sample a range of delicious brews and even uncover our personal favorites. The tour's lively atmosphere, combined with visits to beweries, made it an unforgettable experience that I highly recommend to anyone up for a sake-fueled adventure!

A fun-filled trip featuring a wide buffet spread with free-flow snow crabs, followed by fresh strawberries picked straight from the farm and enjoyed on the spot, ending the day with a relaxing shopping stop that rounded everything off perfectly.

It was supposed to rain the night before the tour, so it was cloudy and cold enough to see our breath until late morning. However, thanks to our self-proclaimed weather fairy guide, Jeon Ara, we were able to see Mount Fuji on our way back to Tokyo. It was a breathtaking view after a long wait, making for a perfect end to our trip! I appreciated that Guide Jeon Ara adjusted the itinerary based on the weather and on-site conditions, rather than sticking to the planned order. She also gave great recommendations for delicious snacks at each location and provided accurate guidance and explanations. I realized that seeing Mount Fuji is more difficult than expected and requires a lot of luck (😅). Since the temperature is about 5 degrees colder than in downtown Tokyo, I think April would be a great time to visit, as the cherry blossoms will be in full bloom and the weather will be warmer throughout early, mid, and late April. 🌸

2025/12/28 This was my first trip to Fukuoka with my family. We bought a package tour and saw snow in Japan for the first time. We even had a small snowball fight. The tour guide said that the group the day before couldn't make it up because of the snow on the ground. We were lucky today. Although there wasn't much snow on the ground, it was still a great experience. The scenery in Itoshima was really beautiful, and the palm trees were lovely. We had a lot of fun on the swings, and it was a great place to take pictures. The Ichiran factory is also a great place for a walk. At lunchtime, the tour guide arranged for us to eat Ichiran ramen. I heard it was the main store, so we didn't have to wait in line, which was also a great treat. Finally, at Miyajidake Shrine, we enjoyed delicious food and watched the sunset, a perfect combination. So happy!

It's great not having to carry outlet shopping hauls and transfer between trains. Highly recommend this day trip. No one wanted to soak in Arima Onsen! 😆 Thanks to the tour guide for getting us comfortably to Mount Rokko Observatory in the cold weather.