Rainbow Bridge cruises

We chose a Yakatabune cruise for our trip with my parents. We had a wonderful time, enjoying the excellent shamisen performance by Mr. Hibiki, who shares a name with a famous whiskey, and the superb hospitality of the kind and beautiful Karen-san. It was interesting that we were the only Koreans, or even East Asians, on board. 😂 I'm also grateful to the cute boy, whose name I don't know, who spoke to us in Korean. The quality of the beef in the sukiyaki was also excellent. I highly recommend this for family travelers. It was the best! 👍

One of the best experiences of our trip here in Tokyo. Very nice, friendly and attentive staffs. Very delightful, good food, clean and on time. It’s all worth it!!! Recommended!!! 5 star for you guys! Keep it up! God bless everyone! Merry Christmas!!!👋🥰🙏

Seemless and quick check in. They get you on the boat and provide safety and instruction. Where comfortable clothing that you don’t mid getting a little splash of water on because it may happen. The scenery is breathtaking. You will end up on the other side of the river near shops with food and souvenirs as well as the bamboo forest.

Our boat's captain, with blond strands in his hair, is very good at his job. He tried to explain to me some facts about the dolphins with his translator. He is always on the lookout for a better positioning of our boat that we are almost always in the middle of the dolphins. Other boats were a bit at the edge.

soo much fun, ready comfortable seats good music and was very easy to find by putting the address into google maps. The meeting area is lit up with blue lights and has signage with “naniwa”. highly recommend!!

I was thinking of taking the yellow cruise, but since there was a price difference for the ticket, I took that cruise, and it was a really good choice. That cruise was just as fun and comfortable as the yellow cruise, and the music was really loud, which was exciting, and the guide's wit and jokes were really funny. And it was really nice that they even took pictures in front of the Glico sign, the symbol of Dotonbori. This one definitely got a better response from people! It might be different for everyone, but when I went, the people there had the best reactions. And the yellow cruise line was really long!! I set the time for this one late, but I went to buy the ticket early because the time was ambiguous, and I got on the one an hour before because the time was right. That's how fast I got on, and the ticket booth staff spoke Korean really well! And all the staff were really friendly. They were so welcoming, like the staff at the rides. The only downside was!!!!! You have to find a good spot to take a nice picture because of the iron pipes used to cover the roof. ㅠㅠㅠㅠ

The Sea Spica island-hopping tour to Rabbit Island was an unforgettable experience, feeling both relaxing and fulfilling. From the moment I boarded, the staff provided clear information (an English brochure), detailing everything from boarding procedures and schedules to route descriptions, which made me feel completely at ease throughout the trip. The boat was comfortable with an open deck offering expansive views. The seascape along the way was stunning, with the clear blue sea and sky complementing the island scenery, creating a very relaxing atmosphere. The most anticipated part, of course, was visiting Rabbit Island to get up close with the adorable rabbits, which was both therapeutic and fun. The pace of the entire island-hopping tour was well-managed, never feeling rushed, allowing plenty of time to enjoy the Seto Inland Sea views and experience the charm of the islands. Overall, this tour boat experience was informative, well-serviced, and offered beautiful scenery – definitely highly recommended.

Location: Mibaru Beach is about a 30-40 minute drive from Naha. I don't know about public transportation because I didn't use it, but if you have a car, it's worth the drive because the water is very clear and there are unique rock formations, making the beach beautiful. Parking is paid (500 yen). Experience: You can take a transparent-bottom boat (about 12-seater) out to sea and observe underwater fish. The experience is short, about 20 minutes, but you can observe a variety of fish closely and clearly at four different points. It feels a bit different than seeing them in an aquarium. I think it's a good alternative if you can't dive. Pictures and names of frequently seen fish are posted on the boat. The captain kindly explains at the observation points, but only in Japanese. Safety: Personal safety equipment such as life jackets are not provided separately, but the boat has a roof and you can only ride sitting down, so it is not very dangerous.