Chiba Prefecture

very fun experience not scam!! whenever you in tokyo, try this. this one not in tokyo by the way. but there’s driver will pick u up! you just need to go to tokyo station. they will tell you where when you purchase. driver can speak english. 10/10

Would definitely recommend this tour. great value for money- small personalised group (ours was only 4 and this is apparently the norm). Even if your a regular race-goer Tokyo racecourse and the Japanese system is totally different and without this tour and our guide we would not have enjoyed, experienced everything, gained such great seats or understood the day as much as we did. it’s also a way to enjoy Tokyo like a local - we were practically the only tourists there!

I had the drift experience with Shehan, he picked me up right on time at the hotel and we then picked up another client and went to to the track. There I had the pleasure to be taught how to drifts by Rin. It was very very fun. We went for 2 hours. I wish it was longer than that! I had booked the Nissan GTR but it had an issue so we got the Lexus IS 300 instead. I did get a refund based on the higher price of the GTR tho so that was very nice!

ease of booking on Klook: The booking process was quick, simple and hassle free. The reservation was completed in just a few minutes, and the confirmation was received immediately. Overall, the smooth and efficient booking experience made a great first impression. Thanks Klook! facilities: The park is very clean. The facilities exceeded our expectations and added great value to our experience. price: While DisneySea can be expensive, the overall experience justifies the cost. The experience is memorable and well worth the price for a special outing. queue times:Wait times can be long for popular attractions, but the queues are well managed. The attractions and overall experience make the waiting time worth it.

Our experience with the Kamogawa Sea World Admission Ticket in Chiba was very enjoyable overall, with the Klook booking process being smooth and convenient, allowing easy and hassle-free entry into the attraction. The pricing feels reasonable considering the variety of marine life exhibits and live performances included in the experience. The facilities are clean, organized, and family-friendly, with clear directions and comfortable viewing areas throughout the park. Staff were polite and helpful, ensuring a pleasant experience for visitors. The highlight of the visit was watching the dolphin and orca shows, which were entertaining and well-organized, along with exploring the different aquarium sections featuring various marine species. The overall atmosphere felt relaxing and enjoyable for visitors of all age groups. Overall, it is a worthwhile and recommended attraction for travelers visiting Chiba.

Chiba Mother Farm is a family-friendly paradise located near Tokyo. This expansive farm offers children the chance to experience milking cows, watch adorable sheep shows, and get up close with alpacas and capybaras. Throughout the four seasons, visitors can also enjoy stunning flower fields and fruit picking, making it an excellent destination for the whole family to spend quality leisure time together.

The intricate and seamless railway system is undoubtedly a major reason why Japan deeply attracts travelers worldwide today. Exploring Tokyo by subway is truly thanks to Japan's powerful rail system! Although I'm not a railway enthusiast, after visiting the Tokyo Metro Museum, I was truly impressed by the history of Japan's railways and their current precise operational status. It's also because of such a convenient and developed subway network that I've been able to easily navigate the streets of Tokyo's 23 wards this past month, embarking on daily adventures. Recently, I've been using 2-day or 3-day subway passes to successfully explore this massive underground labyrinth!

Driver Joe arrived early and on time, and informed us of the travel time and distance. Although we didn't complete the full itinerary, it wasn't his fault; he even helped call the restaurant where we had a reservation to push back the booking time. We are very grateful.

The museum is small and a bit dated, but nonetheless very informative. There are mock up demos and simulator sessions for an extra fee, although they were all in Japanese so I chose not to do them. There's a viewing deck upstairs where you can watch aircraft take off and land at Narita Airport. On the day I went, admission for school age kids (high school and below) was free and some universities, flight academies and tech schools were there for those who might be interested to sign up. For the low price of the ticket, it's a good side trip to kill time while waiting for your late afternoon or evening flight if you're interested in aviation or have some small children.