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Kyushu/Saga Autumn Foliage Tour | Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine (Optional Kimono Experience)・Daikozenji Temple・Kunenan・Homangu Kamado Shrine Illumination
Tours • From Fukuoka

Kyushu/Saga Autumn Foliage Tour | Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine (Optional Kimono Experience)・Daikozenji Temple・Kunenan・Homangu Kamado Shrine Illumination

English guided
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
4.8 / 5
(5) • 50+ booked
€ 39.25
Sale 30% off
Have Fun in Saga Pass
Attraction passes • Ogi

Have Fun in Saga Pass

Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
4.5 / 5
(2)
€ 22.39
Retail: € 33.65
Free travel from Saga|Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Fukuoka|Customized itinerary
Tours • From Saga

Free travel from Saga|Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Fukuoka|Customized itinerary

English guided
Free cancellation
€ 302.65

Ogi at a glance

How much do Ogi activities cost?

Plan your budget for these activities

Typical range Typical price
Attraction passes
$27 $27 $27
Historical sites
$14 $14 $14
Tours
$285 $285 $285
$0 $100 $200

Historical sites are typically the easiest way into Ogi, with a median price of around USD 14 per booking; Attraction passes show the widest price range (about USD 0 between low and high), while Tours sit at the top end around USD 285. Based on Klook booking data, August 2025 – July 2026.

How far ahead should you book?

Plan ahead so you don’t miss out

19 daysLast-minute
19 daysTypical
19 daysEarly

Travellers from Australia typically book about 19 days ahead, a flexibility that still means many bookings cluster in the peak months named above. Based on Klook booking data, February 2026 – July 2026.

What to know before visiting Ogi

Best things to do in Ogi through the year

Ogi’s top bookings skew towards practical sightseeing: Attraction passes lead the way, followed by Historical sites and a smaller share of Tours. Demand is steady through the year but peaks around the busiest months, so expect more activity during those times.

What different travellers enjoy most here

Families and groups will find attraction passes convenient — they offer the widest range of options and the easiest way to mix kid-friendly stops with low-effort sightseeing. Couples often favour Historical sites for quieter, culturally rich visits that suit a relaxed pace. Solo travellers and small groups who prefer deeper experiences can look at the Tours on offer, which are the priciest but geared to more specialised interests.

What travellers from Australia should book ahead

Most travellers from Australia book typical activities about 19 days out, so you can usually be flexible and pick many things up a day or two before you go. If you’re travelling in the peak months, however, consider locking in attraction passes or tours earlier — the earliest planners tend to book around 19 days ahead when demand is highest.

How the main categories compare on price and who they suit

Historical sites are the easiest, most budget-friendly entry point, with generally lower price points that suit curious travellers watching costs. Attraction passes sit in the middle and offer the widest spread of choices — great for families and visitors who want flexibility. Tours are the priciest option and tend to appeal to travellers seeking curated, in-depth experiences rather than casual sightseers.

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