Things to do in Kurama Hot Spring

Although there was no guide on that day . we still agreed to do this trip.Our chinese driver took a great care of us. My husband could under little lit chinese so it was fine and other people in our van also explained well to us. we had greattt time. although it was raining but all the places were soooo beautiful and aesthetically pleasing to our eyes. i would love. to go back again and spend a day in these places.

great experience. staff is wonderful!

The trip is very fulfilling, the scenery is very suitable for photography, super good looking!

I thought this would be a fun experience to do with my 18 year old son. He loved it and so did I! The instructors were fun, engaging and thorough in explaining how to mold these steel stars into fierce and sharp little works of art. The forge was magical with the bright sparks in the darkened room. From stamping the kanji to the little wooden boxes, it was so much fun. This was one of our highlights of an incredible trip to Japan.

loved it loved learning about the samurai and a shogun history the outfits are so fun they allow us to take photos and our coach Taka was great to meet

This class was very fun. I enjoyed making the weapon and it is a great souvenir to have.

Although Sanzen-in Temple and Kibune are relatively small attractions, the scenery and atmosphere are worth visiting. Because they are located in the suburbs, it is time-consuming and inconvenient to go there by yourself. It is very convenient to join the Klook tour without worrying about transportation. If you go by yourself, it is difficult to visit the three major attractions in one day. The only small regret is that I didn't stay long enough in Kibune to try the kawadoka cuisine.

The attractions are great, but maybe because it is a big attraction, the time is not enough, so those who want to walk around seriously will be left wanting more. The driver introduced it very carefully, praise