Things to do in Oita

We had a great experience and truly enjoyed our Fukuoka tour. Even though we were the only English speakers, we never felt left out because our tour guide was very patient and took time to explain everything clearly. Kudos to our tour guide, Thomas, for making the experience comfortable, engaging, and memorable. His explanations helped us appreciate the places, culture, and history even more. Highly recommended! Definitely a 5-star experience.

Purchase on Klook the day before to enjoy discounts compared to buying tickets on-site (especially with the Klook Japan 95% off promotion). The dolphin and sea lion shows are a hit with kids, making it a great backup plan for rainy days.

The tour is the best way to test your fortitude, see a country off the beaten track, and interact with locals. Unforgettable memories & friendships forged! DU is a very good and nice tour guide, the driver with her was very polite as well, i didn’t get his name but he deserve an appreciation as weel. Highly recommended

The guide was on time and easy to talk to. We encountered an unforeseen closure or unavailability of an activity in my itinerary, he was helpful to suggest an alternative nearby. And was patient to wait for us to be done at each place.

The driver is 䳦䳦❤️❤️❤️, who was quite cooperative with our decision to leave earlier (Kyushu Zoo is so popular, thank you!), and arrived at the hotel in advance to wait for us on the day. He answered all our questions along the way, not only giving us suggestions on itinerary arrangements, but also introducing the must-eat food along the way. The service was very thoughtful! He drove smoothly and was very patient with the children~ Unfortunately, we didn't have enough time, so we only visited the Sea Hell and the Oniyama Hell later>"< Overall, I still recommend the one-day charter service for families with children!

Our driver and tour guide, Gyu-Yeong Jeon, was very professional. He took me to better spots to photograph Yufuin and the Jumonjibaru Observatory. He also proactively offered to take photos and even picked me up from Tatsumaki Jigoku (Tornado Hell) because the bus was taking too long to return to the Umi Jigoku (Sea Hell) parking lot.

I highly recommend taking a rickshaw ride if you can find one! Even if you don't speak Japanese, they'll mix in a bit of English and Korean and give you witty and humorous explanations, making the whole tour really fun! It was a little rainy the day I went, but they covered us with waterproof fabric to keep the rain from splashing on us, and they stopped at key points to explain the location and take beautiful pictures. My friends and I were all very satisfied that day!!