Fukuoka Castle tours

Experience: A 30-minute round trip on the “Super Cart,” an open-air train with glass floors, bubble-blowing, and illuminated tunnels. - Highlights: Crossing the Takachiho Iron Bridge (105m high), biodiesel-powered engine, narration during the ride. - Pros: Unique, eco-friendly, family-friendly, short but memorable. - Cons: Ride is brief (5 km), more novelty than full excursion.

Seven is very attentive and give useful information during the trip, she also very kind to help everyone take the pictures, thumbs up for her. Amazing view from Kinrin Lake and enjoying many delicious Yufuin street food from this trip.

Very good care, from chatting with the company, until the time to pick up as scheduled, the driver took very good care of me, was attentive to details, and gave advice all the way, was on time, very impressive. I will have the opportunity to use the service again.

Itinerary: Nyoirin-ji Temple -> Kyushu Natural Animal Park -> Yufuin The frog decorations at Nyoirin-ji Temple are very unique, and they were also holding a wind chime festival, which was an extra highlight. However, there are a ton of mosquitoes here in the summer! Nyoirin-ji Temple is located in a rather remote area, so I probably wouldn't have come here if I wasn't on a day trip 🤣 The highlight of Kyushu Natural Animal Park is definitely the Jungle Bus. Unfortunately, the tour guide said that Jungle Bus tickets are very difficult to get, and they were already sold out early that day (we arrived around 11 am). Luckily, the tour guide took us into the natural ecological park in a tour bus, so we were still able to see the wild animals up close (although we couldn't feed them ourselves). However, the time allotted was a bit short. After getting off the tour bus, I only had time to feed the ponies and stand in line to hold the guinea pigs. I didn't have time to visit the other areas. Yufuin was more free-form, and the tour guide gave us a map and let us explore on our own. We ended up having lunch at a Japanese restaurant, where the fried chicken tempura was surprisingly delicious! However, we didn't arrive in Yufuin until almost 2 pm. If you get hungry easily, I recommend eating a hearty breakfast, or even buying some rice balls or sandwiches to eat on the bus.

We took Ms. Wang Xuting's car and the experience was very good. Sister Wang arranged a ride to the zoo for us smoothly and provided planning adjustments for the itinerary. The whole trip was pretty good. Here are some suggestions for those who want to place orders in the future [1] If you go to the zoo from Fukuoka, try to leave before 7 o'clock, so that you can get to the front of the park bus [2] You can sit on the right side of the park bus, as there are more animals You can see [3] Beppu Hell. Don’t waste too much time. Just take pictures and leave as soon as possible. Leave your time to Yufuin. [4] From Beppu to Yufuin, you have to walk on a mountain road. The whole section is beautiful and very worth going. If your child is afraid of motion sickness, you can take motion sickness medicine first.

Our tour guide, Mr. Sun Nan, always greeted us with a smile. He explained the day's itinerary in detail along the way, including the meeting time and place, activities at the strawberry farm, the Yanagawa boat station, local eel rice restaurants, and traditional knowledge of Dazaifu. He included everything. The weather was also good, so my mother and I had a wonderful day!

This was the coldest day after New Year, and we were stuck in bad traffic because of the snow accumulated on the road to Takachiho gorge. But kudos to our guide Nicole Yang who last minute had to look for toilets for us along the way, helped us to secure queue number for the boat ride. Although we lost a lot of time to the bad traffic, we still managed to have a good time at Takachiho Gorge even though we couldn’t go to the railway and the Amanoyasukawara shrine. Nicole even gave us each a cookie to enjoy on the way back.

We went Yufuin last which was a good thing as we have more than enough time (2.5 hrs) there to tour the village, ate lots of snacks and even did some shopping there. Our guide Kevin gave us some tips about what was good to eat there and where to find clean toilets. Overall we had a good trip.