As três maiores correntes do mundo: Redemoinhos de Naruto, Panquecas da Felicidade da Ilha Awaji e Experiência de Dança Awa (Partindo de Osaka)

This was one of the best trips I have booked in Japan, not just because of the beautiful scenery but because of how well everything was planned and explained in advance by our tour guide, Steve. He shared helpful information for each spot beforehand, making the experience relaxed and enjoyable. I was impressed by his fluency in Japanese, English, and Chinese. Steve was friendly, polite, and kind. He made everyone feel comfortable, took great photos for me, and never left us alone, which made the trip feel safe and personal. The views were breathtaking, even on a cold, windy day, and the staff were hygienic. The Happy Pancake place was a highlight, and Steve’s tips helped us get the best seating. He even ensured I had hot water for my noodles at lunch. Spotting a whirlpool on a windy day felt special. The Awa Odori dance was elegant and fun, with live music that made it impossible not to dance—I even won an award. I highly recommend this trip in spring or fall for a relaxed yet stunning day. 10/10.

Tour guide Xiao Liu is very experienced. The Naruto whirlpools have different tides every day. The original plan was to take a boat at 11:30 AM (it was impossible to see the whirlpools at noon that day because it was slack tide). He and the driver大哥 changed the itinerary to have lunch first, then watch the Awa Odori dance, and then take a boat to see the Naruto whirlpools. As expected, we saw the whirlpools during mid-tide, which was very shocking 😀. If you were to go to these attractions from Osaka by yourself, it would be very time-consuming to take public transportation. Klook's itinerary arrangement was very smooth. On that day, 9 people took a small bus, and the space was very comfortable. We arrived at Shiawase no Pancake at 9:30 AM, but there were a lot of people at the pancake shop that day, and we had to queue for a long time before we could enter the pancake shop to eat peach 🍑 pancakes. It was truly incredibly blissful to eat pancakes while looking at the sea view ☺️. I hope more time can be added at Shiawase no Pancake, and lunch can be an hour. The product store for lunch had many local delicacies and souvenirs, and there was also a restaurant selling sashimi donburi, which was cheap and delicious. Sweet potato-related foods were a big highlight 😀. The Awa Odori performance was also very interesting and worth seeing 😃. Regarding expenses, a portion of pancakes on this trip was 1900 yen (limited peach flavor with ice cream) + lunch rice ball with grilled chicken 750 yen + Awa Odori 800 yen + Naruto whirlpool sightseeing boat 1600 yen. This is for your reference ~ Recommended for friends who like natural scenery 😀

I've used Klook many times, and this time, I most want to recommend our tour guide, Xiao Liu. He's witty, humorous, responsible, and enthusiastic! Even less exciting itineraries become richer because of the guide! The pancake scenery in Awaji was truly beautiful, the Naruto whirlpools were unique, and the Awa Odori dance was delightful! Our group of 6 happily danced together on stage, which was especially meaningful! Xiao Liu's group deserves another gold award! This itinerary skips the usual temples and scenic spots! Friends who love the sea should give it a try!

The tour guide was excellent, the scenery was beautiful, and the happy pancakes were both delicious and visually appealing. There were many whirlpools in Naruto, making it easy to capture videos and photos. The Awa Odori performance is also worth seeing.

Our tour guide, Gary, was incredibly patient, meticulous, and provided excellent service. We had a fulfilling day and finally arrived at Shikoku Island, where the cultural experience was fantastic.

The pancakes were delicious, the Awa Dance was beautiful to watch, and Director Yang's introduction was spot on. After completing the entire itinerary, I feel that adding one more stop on Awaji Island would make the trip even more complete.

It was a rare opportunity to join this tour group. It felt like a one-day trip to Shikoku, passing through Kobe, then to Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, and finally entering Shikoku via Naruto Bridge. I felt very excited, and even though I didn't see the whirlpools, it was still worth the visit.

Our tour guide, Gary, was responsible and attentive, making the entire trip very comfortable. The food was delicious, and after lunch, we had a little time to buy local specialty souvenirs. The Naruto whirlpools were also very captivating with beautiful scenery. It was an unforgettable journey!