Osaka Tours

The morning Isonoya itinerary was quite tight. When we got to the cafe, it was crowded, so we couldn't leisurely enjoy the food and scenery. Feeding the seagulls from the boat was indeed quite interesting. I accidentally won a golden nugget and got bitten, but the feeling of being a seagull's nest was quite magical, like being close to nature. The afternoon Amanohashidate time was about 2 hours. Following the guide and taking the cable car, we probably had an hour left. The scenery on the mountain was magnificent, and there were many facilities to play with. It just so happened that it was the Emperor's birthday (or yesterday), and many stores were closed, so we couldn't find a place to eat (the remaining few were crowded). But there were still a few small stalls where you could buy snacks. The scenery of Chion-ji Temple is beautiful, and the paper umbrella votive tablets are also very beautiful. I really wanted to take them back. The tour guide was kind and enthusiastic, constantly emphasizing the characteristics of the attractions. I accidentally broke the handle of a cabinet on the bus, and he kindly said it was okay. I felt a little embarrassed. The itinerary was great and I would consider it again in the future and recommend it to others.

Our tour guide, Hua Hua(花花）, provided exceptional service, offering clear explanations and invaluable assistance throughout the tour. I highly recommend this tour for those interested in visiting these two locations.

Laura was a excellent tour guide. She can converse in English pretty well and keep engaged with the guests. She guided throughout the trip and explains almost everything every history behind the place. Also recommends the place to eat and try out. Nara Park and Kyoto trip , it was such a great experience.

Thank you, tour guide Xiao Gao, for taking us to see our first snowfall ❄️! I finally truly understand that snowflakes are "really hexagonal"! Videos or online photos are too "flat". Real snowfall has layers of distance, including speed, density, and angle, interwoven into the romantic world described by poets. I really like the attractions you planned. The three main points were arranged perfectly, a very strong route plan! But I think it would be better if the time allocated for Miyama could be extended. Actually, you can really find a corner here to enjoy coffee and daydream! Also, tour guide Xiao Gao's story about "young people" at the end was hilarious. I can totally understand because my hometown also has a serious aging population! Finally, I wish you and your children peace and happiness 🎉. As long as you are safe, you can find the radiance shining through the leaves, and this radiance can help small trees grow into big trees 🌳!

Our tour guide, Mr. Toshiki Takahashi, provided meticulous service, thumbs up 👍! For tickets, I recommend purchasing the all-inclusive package deal (ferry & cable car, includes shrimp crackers). The guide mentioned that because it's a group activity, we only purchased tickets to the meeting point initially, and there will be an additional 2200 yen charge for the fare on the bus. Regarding the itinerary, we departed promptly at 7:20, arrived at Amanohashidate at 9:30, and stayed for 2 hours until 11:30, which is sufficient if you don't eat lunch. We departed at 11:30 to Itami Shūya, took a boat at 12:30 to feed the seagulls (30 minutes), and departed at 1:00 to Miyama for about two hours, arriving at Miyama at 2:55. We gathered at 3:35 to return to Osaka. The 40 minutes to explore Miyama is a bit rushed. Those who want to stay longer (or elderly people who move slower) might want to consider this.

Teddy took us all around Kyoto and was amazing as our tour guide. He sent us messages along the way and what to expect. This tour felt fast, but that was because we had 4 stops to go to in one day. Great if you’re in a time crunch and want to see all the spots. Not so much if you want to try everything like speedrun the 10823 gates. Maybe next time we’ll spend more time at the temple for hair and pray to the god that my husband doesn’t lose more of his hair.

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.

Seogeum-bong Guide>>>I came to Osaka for a 3-night 4-day trip with 17(female) and 12(male)-year-old children. On the first day, we shopped, ate, and took pictures in Namba, and on the second day, we went to USJ. On the third day, I thought we should go here and there since we came to Japan, so I applied for the tour. During the travel time, Guide Seogeum-bong kindly explained Japanese history and culture. It was so good for me because it was easy to understand. Other reviews said that you talk a lot, but I liked it because you told me a lot of things. And my child had an upset stomach because they ate something wrong in the morning, so it was a little difficult during the tour, but you even went to the pharmacy to find out about medicine and bought us drinks. You didn't even accept the money for the drinks you paid for. Thank you again for your concern. Thanks to you, it was a pleasant trip.

My minipig experience was nice. Little piglets all over. Hard to believe these little guys could grow up to be 600lbs in the wild over a few generations. Some of these minipigs got attitudes with each other. Hilarious to watch.