Kitakyushu: Excursão de um dia à Caverna Akiyoshido, Santuário Motonosumi Inari e Ponte Tsunoshima (partida de Fukuoka)

The cave was really impressive to see - the rock formations are all unique and you can hear little descriptions for some areas with machines they have in the cave. We took the descending path, so when you exit you can have some food and look at the trinkets they sell there. The view of the ocean at Motonosumi Inari shrine was really impressive. Unfortunately I went on the weekend so we were unable to go through. Tsunoshima is gorgeous - you really have to see it with your own eyes as the colour is quite hard to see on camera. This trip covers a very large area so there's a lot of transport time in between but the driver did a good job getting us to places quickly and smoothly. It would have been really difficult to get to these locations on my own. Our guide Cico was very knowledgeable and helped people take photos. Great experience!

I booked this tour because I wanted to try somewhere new on my trip to Fukuoka with my younger sibling. It was a Chinese company's product, so it was just us Koreans, Chinese people, and other foreigners, but they kindly explained everything in English, so we had no problems. I highly recommend visiting Shuhodo Cave at least once. It's a natural cave and truly magnificent. However, our group didn't go up to the observatory outside the cave via the elevator; we just passed by. The second stop, Motonosumi Inari Shrine, didn't allow entry into the temple, so we only saw the ocean. Personally, I think it would have been more fulfilling if we had spent more time in the cave and gone to the observatory. The shrine was not worth the travel time. I want to visit the cave again with my family next time. The guide was very kind, and thanks to them, we had an enjoyable trip.

Best day tour ever. Our tour guide Sun was so friendly and easy to talk. He explained everything about the places we visited even recommended other places around Fukuoka. He is such a fun and cheerful person. I’m so happy we met him. The places we visited were beautiful. Motonosumi Shrine was my dream to see it, and it didn’t disappoint. The other places were also amazing especially the Tsunoshima bridge. I highly recommend this day tour. It was perfectly organized.

A very good experience. It was easy to find the meeting point at Hakata Station. Our guide, Nanami, was exceptionally kind and switched effortlessly between Chinese, Japanese, and English, explaining the itinerary and briefly detailing the attractions. The minibus was also very comfortable, and the driver's skills were excellent. If you have luggage, you need to contact us by email in advance. We were lucky today; although it was cloudy with scattered showers, it didn't rain during our visits to the attractions, even though it rained heavily on the road. The surging sea and the vibrant red torii gates were also a wonderful experience. Akiyoshido Cave was quite cool and damp inside, so bringing a jacket is recommended; it felt like a cave adventure. The crepes at the ice cream shop by the cave entrance were mediocre and not cheap.

The cave is definitely something you have to experience in person! It's an impressive sight. Also, be sure to try the burdock noodles right outside the cave! They were the best thing I ate on my trip. The sea view was more stunning than the torii gates, in my opinion, and the bridge wasn't too special. My guide was helpful and offered to take photos, and seemed like a nice person, which I really appreciated. However, it was hard to find the tour group at the gathering point, and you had to ask around to find your guide. It also felt like the guide was overwhelmed by the large tour group size, especially since the guide's Chinese was noticeably better than their English. I could understand both languages, so it was clear when some information wasn't mentioned in English, and I felt bad for the English-only speakers on the tour.

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Tour guide Cico is very kind and attentive. Fluent in both Chinese and English, he not only introduces tourist attractions but also helps take photos. Throughout the itinerary, he looks after everyone and assists with tasks like ordering food. The Akiyoshidai Limestone Cave is breathtaking. At Tsunoshima Shrine, the roaring giant waves crash into white foam, which, paired with the continuous red torii gates along the shore, creates a uniquely charming scenery. Today was sunny and bright, and the Tsunoshima Bridge shimmered in the light, truly living up to its reputation as the Emerald Sea.

Akiyoshidō Cave was fascinating, especially as it was my kids’ first cave visit — the formations inside are impressive. It drizzled at Motonosumi Inari Shrine, but the coastal views were still lovely. We were lucky to catch sunshine at Tsunoshima Bridge, with magnificent views and jade-coloured waters. The guide was friendly and made the day enjoyable. Do remember to check the weather forecast, as it can really affect the experience.

Akiyoshido Cave + Akiyoshidai / Motonosumi Shrine and finally Tsunoshima Bridge. It takes you to 3 scenic spots in Yamaguchi. For me, Akiyoshido Cave, Akiyoshidai > Motonosumi > Tsunoshima was the best in that order. If you're not too leisurely, take the elevator. Akiyoshidai, seen after a bit of a sweaty climb up the hill, is also magnificent.

Kaku was very professional and spoke three languages: English, Japanese, and Mandarin. He spoke slowly and clearly, which made it easy to follow his instructions and understand the history he shared at each spot. There is an extra 1600 yen fee for an adult ticket to visit the cave, and he walks with you to the entrance. I thought the cave was very interesting because of its Japanese-style design. The lighting, bridges, water, and rock formations felt calm and elegant. Inside the cave, there is also a machine that plays explanations in multiple languages, which helps you understand different parts of the cave. The shrine and the bridge are nice spots for photos, but overall they were not particularly special.