Maizuru Park tours

Travelling with Kaku as my guide was very enjoyable. He ensured that we were well looked after, shared with us good tips about what to eat / what to do at every stop, and also shared personal tips on what to eat in Fukuoka. here’s also a hot tip at Fukuoka tower; there is a free mini photo / certificate of attendance that is worth getting if you’re going up the tower, it ends at 1800h.

Magnificent tour, the waterfall was stunning, and the experience at the Buddhist temple was unique. The final destination on the beach was breathtaking. The driver was very skilled on the mountain roads, and our guide Nanami was very professional and friendly.

The day before the tour, an email will be sent with meeting information. We met at Nihonbashi Exit 2 early in the morning, where tour guide Momo was waiting for guests with a sign. Before arriving at each attraction, the guide provided explanations in multiple languages. At Amanohashidate, we walked near the sandbar (accessible by cable car); the water was very clear, and the scenery was peaceful and beautiful. The Ine Funaya boat tour (feeding seagulls and eagles) was a special experience suitable for both adults and children, though it was a pity we could only view the boathouses from a distance on the boat. Miyama-cho's thatched-roof village was a quiet place with little else to do but appreciate the local charm. This tour involved a longer drive, making the itinerary a bit tight, but there were opportunities to rest along the way. Including a day trip by tour bus during our free time in Osaka was a truly wise decision!

The tour guide Mr. Cho is an amazing person. He is so happy-go-lucky and always ready to help everyone. He waits for you if everybody is rushing and you are left behind. He takes care of the group very well, and we had an amazing day. The tour is organized very well, and all the points are worth visiting.

Jason, our tour guide was wonderful as he tried his best to accommodate us best way possible. It was raining all day but everyone in the bus was very patient and coping. Strawberry tasting was a delight and next was to Kitakyushu to see the legendary samurai, the Kokura Castle. our final destination was to se the wisteria display at the Kawachi Garden. Because of the rainfall, it made this play that much more mysterious and enchanting. Everyone there was in awe including me and my 92 year old aunt. Thsnks again to Jason and to Klook for a great tour…