Coisas para fazer em Miyazaki

Today's itinerary was packed but felt wonderful. First, the mini-train, which children are sure to love, with the driver blowing bubbles at the end! Then, the canyon was beautiful and very photogenic; I really enjoyed the leisurely stroll through the scenery along the way. My personal favorite was Kumano Shrine, which had a very, very tranquil atmosphere. Ancient moss-covered lanterns and towering old trees overlooked everything. It started raining at the last stop, so we ate Kuroge Wagyu barbecue on the second floor of Kusasenri, looking out at the lush greenery – all five senses were delighted. Many thanks to our guide today, Mr. Miyamoto, who was very attentive and thoughtful. Not only did he give us a perfect day, but he also gave us posters on the way back, and I got my favorite Spirited Away one, which made me so happy.

This was the highlight of my Kyushu trip! Takachiho Gorge was absolutely stunning, and the boat ride offered incredible views of the waterfalls and cliffs. The Takachiho Railway experience was unique and provided amazing mountain scenery. Amano-Iwato Shrine was peaceful and rich in Japanese culture and history. The guide was professional and organized, making the long journey smooth and enjoyable. Definitely worth the trip from Fukuoka and a must-do for nature lovers.

It felt surreal to see the waterfalls. I wish I had taken one of the boat rides. But overall, the entire itinerary was great! We were given enough time to take photos and travel back to our bus. I wish we had more time in Takachiho Gorge, or had the option to take the boat ride. Regardless, I had an amazing time.

This tour was really good if you love animals and want to see them up close. I enjoyed the guide Zhu Zhu was so sweet and even she spoke little English she was so great and made sure I was able to follow along with rest of the group. She was so delightful and kindhearted, helped me order all the foods form all the shops and stores and offered me her umbrella and even the sweet apples. I highly recommend this route you get to see lots in one day!

Although it was raining, the overall itinerary was very well managed. The mini-bus came with two guides: Zhu Zhu, who handled Chinese and Korean, and another male guide who could provide explanations in fluent English. This was my first time joining a one-day tour, and I was surprised that they even accompanied us on foot. Zhu Zhu is an excellent guide; she provided detailed information about restrooms and lunch options and consistently ensured the group stayed together and that everyone was accounted for. The entire trip was very enriching. Although the schedule was a bit tight, it was actually sufficient even for those who love taking photos. In the end, they even gave us small gifts! Since I was staying in Takachiho, I opted out of the return journey, and Zhu Zhu very enthusiastically discussed the drop-off location with me. I'm very happy I joined this one-day tour and highly recommend it!

I didn't get to visit Takachiho Gorge during my trip to Miyazaki, so I made sure to go this time while in Fukuoka. There was no company name provided, so I met up with the group after receiving a call at the meeting point, haha (it's Gogo Day Travel). People from four countries (English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese speakers) can go together, and since the travel time is long, I recommend using this tour the day after you've had a busy day exploring Fukuoka, haha. We had a great time seeing the sights and playing around with our guide, Mr. Kang, who is fluent in Korean.

The view is panoramic 😍. Take the mini train, it's quite fun. On your way back, remember to pay attention to a small volcano; it looks like a pudding 🍮. Ning Ning has been such a sweet and passionate tour guide. We really love her ❤️; she's the one who made the journey great.

We had a great time visiting so many spots! The driver was very punctual and polite. Although we didn’t speak the same language, we could still communicate with Google translate. It was nice to have a private car and not go with a big group.

We joined the Miyazaki Takachiho Gorge exploration day tour from Fukuoka, and our guide, Summer, made it truly unforgettable. She was warm, knowledgeable, and kept everything running smoothly. Summer shared fascinating stories about the gorge’s legends and the local culture, plus great tips on where to take the best photos. The gorge itself is breathtaking – the emerald water, the waterfalls. Summer managed the timing perfectly, so we never felt rushed.