Kyoto: Excursão de um dia de trem marítimo da Ferrovia Tango, Amanohashidate e passeio de barco em Ine Funaya (partida de Osaka)

Overall, it was a very satisfying package tour. Although the long travel times made it a bit tiring, our guide, 'Shim Man-pyeong,' was great because he kept us entertained with conversation and explanations. He was proficient in four languages (Korean, Chinese, Japanese, English), but he was especially entertaining in Korean, and even recommended great restaurants at the end! We were so grateful. The scenery was incredibly beautiful, beyond words. I had wanted to see the Japanese countryside, and that's exactly what it was like. I couldn't capture it all in photos, so I'll keep it in my memory forever.

Just a few days before departure, we were informed that the sea train trip was canceled. Easy Go Travel Agency was very sincere in finding ways to compensate and adjust the itinerary! Although there was a slight disappointment, we were still very satisfied with just visiting Amanohashidate and Ine Funaya. We were the first to arrive at Amanohashidate, and besides riding the chairlift, we also enjoyed riding the sky bicycle, which was a lot of fun! Our guide, Yujin, was also very dedicated in sharing information and introductions; translating in three languages simultaneously is not easy! We also want to thank the foreign guide from the same travel agency who helped us flag down the tour bus when we were late due to subway issues.

‘Korean Review’ I visited Osaka in the middle of August and went on the Inefutaya tour that was trending on social media. To get straight to the point, it was the best choice I ever made, with absolutely no regrets. The beautiful sky and sea views made me forget the hot weather, doubling my感動. I sincerely thank ‘Guide Gumun-gil’ who led this tour. Every time we moved to a new location, he provided not only useful historical and cultural explanations but also information on photo zones where we could take amazing life-shot photos, local restaurants, and facility guides, leaving nothing to be desired. In particular, even though there were only two Koreans, including us, out of nearly 20 people, he provided detailed guidance in Korean without any shortcomings. It turned out he was a versatile person fluent not only in Japanese but also in Korean and Chinese. If I have the chance again, I would definitely like to visit again, and I hope to meet Guide Gumun-gil again on other tours. I highly recommend it.

Hua-Hua is a very good guide who gives detailed information on the respective locations and honest advice on the must-see sights and food and beverage options at these locations. He also actively helps to take photos or videos for the tourists in his group and provides time-saving tips. We enjoyed our trip to Amanohashidate and Ine Bay with him as our guide.

This time, our guide was Xiao Gao! Before the trip, he explained the day's itinerary, allowing us to understand it better. Throughout the journey, we all thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and relaxed! To quote Xiao Gao, "Today was truly worth the ticket price." We took a train to Amanohashidate and also rode the cable car there. If you're not afraid, I highly recommend taking the single-person chairlift; the scenery is beautiful! Afterwards, we took a boat to feed the seagulls... However, I have a suggestion here: you might need to wear gloves when feeding the shrimp crackers, as quite a few eagles 🦅 will try to snatch them! Some people even got their hands injured ☹️... The weather was quite good! It saved us the hassle of arranging our own transportation... a perfect itinerary for lazy people... and I'd like to praise Xiao Gao again... he's simply amazing!

The itinerary was great, but unfortunately, it rained when we were there. It was a shame that it kept raining at Amanohashidate, though there were some small shops to browse and the revolving bridge to see. Since all the attractions are by the sea, it can be windy and cold, so be sure to wear a warm jacket. In Ine, we took a boat ride around the boathouses, staying inside to watch the seagulls and eagles. If you want to feed them, you can go to the upper deck, but it was too cold, and I didn't want to go up and brave the cold wind.

We were very lucky to have a fully Chinese-speaking guide, Wenji Gu. When we gathered, the guide had already arranged the seats in advance, so everyone didn't have to rush to find a seat early in the morning. We could take our time using the restroom before heading to the attractions. The explanations of the attractions along the way were very clear. Upon arrival, the guide would first take everyone to important photo spots before allowing free time, which saved a lot of time. I would participate again if I have the chance.

This trip was packed with activities, and our guide, Fafa, was incredibly dedicated and proficient in Chinese, English, and Japanese. This was my first time joining a Klook day tour, and I had a fantastic experience. Every attraction left a deep impression, especially the very fun segment of going out to sea to feed the seagulls. I highly recommend this tour.

This day trip was very worthwhile. There weren't many attractions, but they were all beautiful. Our guide, Abu, was very friendly and great at taking photos. If you meet him, you can ask him to help you take pictures 📷.

This trip coincided with heavy snow a few days prior, which could have caused changes, but our tour leader, "Lai Dao," very flexibly adjusted the itinerary by reversing it, completely avoiding crowds. The Sea Train journey, which might have been canceled due to the heavy snow, was also completed as scheduled thanks to the itinerary adjustments. The entire trip was very pleasant and a wonderful experience; it's truly a place everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.