Sakurai Futamigaura's Couple Stones tours

This was the BEST Fukuoka tour I took. I went as a solo, English-speaking traveler. Although it rained hard throughout the trip, I still would do it again! All the sites were super beautiful, even amidst the storms. My guide was Vivian & she was fantastic and very accommodating! The tour size itself was great as there was approximately 10 people on this tour. although I was 1 of 3 English speakers and the remainder being Chinese speakers, Vivian was very flexible in speaking both English & Mandarin on the tour! We saw so many places that would be difficult to access by train. For the price I’d pay, I would do it all over again! Vivian was helpful in taking my pictures and ensuring that our needs were met. I would ABSOLUTELY recommend this tour for anybody going to Fukuoka!

Really enjoyed this day tour! The itinerary covered pretty much all the places I wanted to visit. Having everything arranged made the whole day so much easier and less stressful. Eric, our tour guide, was also really helpful and made things even more convenient. One thing I really appreciated was that he helped us get the famous salt pudding because the queue could take up to an hour! Overall, I’m really happy I joined this tour. It was a fun and convenient way to see all the places I wanted to visit without having to figure out all the transportation ourselves. Definitely had a great day!

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.

We visited many beautiful places and had a great time exploring Shiraito Falls and Itoshima. Special thanks to our guide Ryo, who was very friendly, kind and full of great energy. His guidance was excellent, and he gave us lots of useful recommendations Highly recommended!

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.

This was a fantastic tour and my tour guide Xiao Cui was wonderful! There were so many cool stops and he made sure everyone got their picutures and walked around to see if you needed anything at each location. I highly recommend for a full day of exploration!

We had a great time on the Itoshima Hidden Gem and Food Tour! 🌊🇯🇵 Our favorite places were the Totoro-inspired forest, Mataichi Salt Maker, and Palm Beach. The Totoro forest was beautiful and peaceful, Mataichi Salt Maker was very interesting, and Palm Beach had amazing beach views and a relaxing atmosphere. Our tour guides, Eduard and Family, were very welcoming, friendly, and helpful throughout the tour. They made us feel comfortable and made the whole experience even more enjoyable. We also enjoyed the food and discovering places we probably would not have found on our own. The tour was well organized, fun, and relaxing. If you’re visiting Fukuoka, we definitely recommend this tour! It’s a great way to see the beautiful side of Itoshima and discover some hidden gems. 💕🌴🌊

First, our tour guide, Xiao Min, was incredibly attentive and responsible, making every effort to care for each guest. When it rained, we were worried about the slippery steps leading to the torii gate for photos. Xiao Min noticed this and immediately guided us, personally leading us back to an easier, alternative route. She was very proactive and never lazy. Another point worth commending is that she saw a couple in our group monopolizing a scenic spot for a long time, causing a long queue. Xiao Min proactively urged them to move along, ensuring everyone had a chance to take photos. Regarding the itinerary: three aspects of the tour were quite disappointing. 1 - Lunch was too early. We had just finished breakfast at 8 AM, and then by 10:30-11:00 AM, we were at Ichiran eating again. Moreover, the time spent at Ichiran was too long, and there wasn't much to explore. 2 - Yanagawa: The boatman was excellent and created a lively atmosphere. Unfortunately, the rain was very heavy at the time. Driving 1.5 hours to get there was not worth it. I suggest that the itinerary should be adjusted based on the rain conditions, rather than just whether the boat company is willing to operate. 3 - The stop at Dazaifu was only exactly 1 hour. This included getting off the bus, using the restroom, buying Umegae Mochi, browsing 2-3 small shops, and then returning to the bus. Since we were traveling with parents and couldn't walk quickly, there simply wasn't enough time to walk into the temple. Fearing we wouldn't make it back in time, we turned around at the end of the street and didn't dare go further. Dazaifu actually has coffee shops and small stores, and I personally believe 1.5-2 hours should be allocated, especially since 30 minutes were set aside earlier just to photograph a torii gate. 60 minutes for the entire Dazaifu visit is simply too short.

Tour guide Lin received us, very meticulous and gentle. It was a last-minute trip, but it turned out to be unexpectedly good. The scenery is very good, there are 6 attractions in a day, and the itinerary is well-arranged.👍 He takes pictures of me when I travel alone. Knowing that I wanted to go to Yufuin the next day, he kindly arranged my itinerary, and it was a very touching day, very pleasant.😁