What's included
Driver: English, Chinese, Japanese- Transport: Van
- Admission: Ikuta Shrine, with over 1800 years of history, is one of Kobe's most representative shrines. The elegant scenery, interwoven with towering trees and vermilion shrine buildings, makes it an important place of worship for Kobe residents. [Itinerary is for reference only and can be customized], Kobe Port: Since the Meiji era, it has been a center for foreign trade, where red brick warehouses and modern architectural complexes intertwine to create a unique waterfront landscape. A red Ferris wheel stands on the shore, taking about 12 minutes for one rotation, offering panoramic views of the harbor. Here, you can stroll, shop, dine, and enjoy the scenery. [The itinerary is for reference only and can be customized.]
- Tax & discounts
- Hotel round-trip transfer (within Osaka city)
- Chinese driver, Japanese driver
- Service hours: 10 hours
- Fuel and toll fees
- Parking fee
- English-speaking driver (driver can use software for English communication)
- Services vary based on customer selection: Sedan - 7-seater Toyota Alphard model (maximum capacity 6 people), Sedan - 7-seater Toyota Alphard model (maximum 6 passengers), Van - 10-seater Hiace model (maximum 9 passengers)
Meals- Admission: Kitano Ijinkan: A group of residences built by foreign merchants on the hillside of Kitano in Kobe during the Meiji period, with more than 30 Western-style buildings still preserved today. Both sides of the street are lined with well-preserved Western-style mansions, full of a strong exotic atmosphere. Strolling among them, you can visit unique buildings, cafes, and souvenir shops. [The itinerary is for reference only and can be customized], Arima Onsen: Regarded as one of Japan's oldest and most important hot spring origins. The unique value of Arima Onsen lies in its possession of both "Golden Hot Spring" (Kinsen) and "Silver Hot Spring" (Ginsen) at the same time. The hot spring town is also great for strolling. [Itinerary is for reference only, customizable], Mount Rokko: Looking out from the observation deck at an altitude of 931 meters, Kobe's lights spread like crushed diamonds from the foot of the mountain all the way to the coastline. Known as the "ten-million-dollar night view." [Itinerary is for reference only, customizable]
- Accommodation
- Extra fees
- Insurance
- tour guide
- Tip
- Personal tickets such as admission fees for attractions, cable cars, boat tours, and hot spring bathing.
- Overtime fee: 2,500 JPY per 30 minutes (less than 30 minutes is calculated as 30 minutes; more than 30 minutes but less than 1 hour is calculated as 1 hour).
- An additional pickup and drop-off fee of 7,000 yen applies for departures from Kyoto.
