Kyoto

During this Ine Bay pleasure boat ride, seagulls will surround the boat and you can buy snacks to feed them. Eagles may even randomly appear, which is very interesting and memorable. Next, we took the Amanohashidate cable car to the observation deck to enjoy the beautiful panoramic view and experienced snowfall, which is rare in Taiwan. It was a very special experience. Our tour guide, Ember, was very kind and enthusiastic. She explained everything very carefully throughout the trip. Before we arrived, she shared information about each attraction via Line, making it easier for us to plan our time and route. Since we were staying in Osaka, we chose the Osaka pick-up and drop-off option. The hotel was only 15 minutes away from the pick-up location, which was very convenient. This trip was so enjoyable that we definitely want to come again next time.

Our Kyoto and Nara tour was extremely well organized and smooth from start to finish. The itinerary was clear, the timing was well managed, and everything felt stress-free—even while traveling as a family. Our tour guide Ellie was wonderful. She consistently checked on us, made sure we were okay, and guided the group with care and professionalism. We never felt rushed, and she made sure everyone was comfortable at every stop. Because of Ellie’s attentiveness and organization, we were able to fully enjoy Kyoto and Nara without worrying about logistics. It was a relaxing and memorable experience for our whole family. Highly recommended—thank you Ellie for taking such good care of us 🙏✨

This tour was soooo good! You have the option to get picked up and dropped off at either Osaka or Kyoto so it worked out really well for us in between cities. Amanohashidate was beautiful in snow during winter and Ine fishing village boat ride and feeding seagulls (and falcons) was definitely a highlight - scary yet very fun. Biggest shoutout to our guide HuaHua, he was a very friendly and knowledgeable tour guide, fluent in English and Mandarin. He made this tour so memorable and special. I would highly recommend this tour!

This was a beautiful day tour in the Japanese countryside. We first went to Amanohashidate where we had lunch at the scenic restaurant at Kasamatsu Park. Then we went to the breathtaking Ine Boathouse where we admired the seagulls and enjoyed good cup of coffee at Tug Boathouse Coffee. Finally, we enjoyed the sunset at Miyama Village. In between sites, our tour guide would offer to buy us local delicacies like pudding and donut to try. I totally recommend doing this day trip if you are around Osaka or Kyoto. The sites are quite far apart from each other so they can only be conveniently explored through day tours.

This trip with guide Oh Seok-bong was wonderful! He provided great travel tips, restaurant information, and even made lunch reservations, helping in every way to ensure we could focus on the trip. He was humorous and provided historical and social information about Kyoto and Nara, making the trip even more enriching. I had been hesitant, but it was a waste of time to worry. He even gave us restaurant information for our drop-off location to take care of dinner. While independent travel is good, it's also great to follow a well-planned schedule made by experts.

This was my first time using Klook to book a one-day tour, and the destination was Kyoto. My deepest thanks to Theodore Chen for providing such an amazing travel experience. There were so many things that impressed me about this city. He gave clear guidance and was very enthusiastic when explaining the history of every place we visited. Moreover, I felt that the time allocation was just right—not too long and not too rushed—allowing me to fully enjoy the scenery and take photos. As for punctuality, there was nothing to worry about at all; everything was well organized, on schedule, and always on time. Thank you to Klook and to Theodore. I truly enjoyed my trip to Kyoto.

I recommend this trip for those with limited time during their Osaka visit. It’s a wonderful way to see three popular tourist spots in just one day. We started from Dotonburi at 8am and returned around 6:30pm. You’ll get about 2 hours to explore the Arashiyama area, 1 hour in Nara, and over an hour at Fushimi Inari Shrine. Just a heads-up: be punctual so you don’t miss the tour, which leaves without you if you're late. Be sure to plan your day wisely. We managed to squeeze in a quick lunch in Arashiyama since there wouldn’t be time to eat at the other spots.

Very impressed with both the guide, Mr. Chan, and the tour program. It's a little unfortunate that it was very windy and cold today, and the river water was low, so the boat tour was canceled, but we got a refund for that portion (although not all of it). Very impressed. The route after the train ride has a short time of only 2.5 hours. If you can endure not having a serious lunch, you can complete everything, but we were hungry, so we ate at a tea shop for half an hour (many delicious shops). We didn't go to the monkey park because we don't like monkeys, but we went to Tenryu-ji Temple instead, and then out to the bamboo forest, which has a path leading down to the river, and then back to the main road. If you don't shop or stroll, or stand in line to buy coffee at the famous shop, you can make it to the kimono forest. I recommend using AI to help plan the walking route to make the walk smooth. In conclusion, the guide was very good, better than other routes (judging from asking other guides while waiting for the bus, others were very moody even though they were from the same company). Thank you very much for this special day.

The tour was very fun and enjoyable. The places are really scenic and worth seeing. Because the attractions are mostly open spaces, it didn’t feel very crowded even though multiple tour groups visit the place together. I would probably walk around Ine Funaya rather than take the boat if ever I go the next time. The boat was nice because you could take great photos of the houses but it felt like you couldn’t really immerse yourself in the surrounding. If there was a point of improvement, I feel like the guide could have been a bit more accommodating. It felt like he was very preoccupied with the time more than ensuring the guests enjoyed their trip. Since the tour group was quite big, it would have helped if he could maybe explain the history or give instructions by batch especially for thos who fall behind. It was slightly irritating especially in Amanohashidate when we would get reminders of the time every 30-45mins. That said, the tour had to visit so many places in a limited time.