Passeios por Funaya

I came to Osaka without much of a plan, but I'm glad I signed up for this tour. Great value for money! Our guide, Liu, was kind and led us in detail. Originally, there was no Korean-speaking guide scheduled, but when the guide realized I was Korean, she guided us using English, Chinese, and Korean. She also took great photos and recommended a good cafe. I highly recommend Liu for her thoughtfulness! 😁

The morning itinerary in Ine was quite packed. The cafes were overflowing with people, so there was no way to leisurely enjoy the food and scenery. Feeding the seagulls from the boat was indeed very interesting. I accidentally got hit by "golden rain" and even got bitten, but the feeling of being treated like a bird's nest by the seagulls was quite peculiar, almost like being close to nature. The afternoon at Amanohashidate was about 2 hours. Following the tour guide, after taking the cable car, there was only about an hour left. The scenery on the mountain was magnificent, and there were quite a few facilities to enjoy. It happened to be the Emperor's birthday (or yesterday), so many shops were closed, and we couldn't find a place to eat (the remaining few were packed with people). However, there were still a few small vendors where we could buy snacks. The scenery at Akechi Temple was beautiful, and the paper umbrella ema were also very pretty; I really wanted to take them home. The tour guide was kind and very enthusiastic, constantly emphasizing the characteristics of the attractions. When I accidentally broke the handle of a cabinet on the bus, he kindly said it was okay, which made me feel a bit embarrassed. The itinerary was great, and I would consider it again in the future. I recommend it to others.

Thank you, Tour Guide Xiao Gao, for taking us to see our first snow! I finally understood that snowflakes "really are hexagonal"! Videos or online photos are too "flat"; real snowfall has layers of depth, including speed, density, and angle, weaving together the romantic world described by poets. I really liked the attractions you planned; all three key points were perfectly arranged, a very strong itinerary! However, I think it would have been better if the time allocated for Miyama could be extended. You could really find a corner there to enjoy a coffee and just relax! Also, Tour Guide Xiao Gao's final story about "young people" was hilarious, and I totally get it because my hometown also has a serious aging population! Finally, I wish you and your children peace and happiness! As long as there is peace, you can find the light shining through the leaves, and this light can help a small tree grow into a big tree!

An incredible trip through beautiful scenery in Japan and lovely destinations. The journey itself was just as beautiful, with postcard-like landscapes along the way. I’m grateful to Liu San for his guidance during this wonderful trip. I will definitely recommend this tour and hope to take it again soon.

Our tour guide, Hua Hua (花花), provided exceptional service, offering clear explanations and invaluable assistance throughout the tour. I highly recommend this tour for those interested in visiting these two locations.

This time, we chose to visit Amanohashidate and Miyama Kayabuki no Sato. We skipped Ine to allow for more ample visiting time. As a result, the entire trip wasn't rushed, and we could fully enjoy the scenery. In the morning, we first went to Amanohashidate, the "Kyoto by the Sea," where the scenery was beautiful. We brought some bread ourselves to save time on lunch. (This gave us two hours to play, ride the cable car, go to the sandbar after descending, and visit Chion-ji Temple.) The lake cruise at noon was a lot of fun; it was my first time seeing seagulls and eagles 🦅 up close. In the afternoon, we arrived at Miyama, the "Kyoto by the Mountains." We had an hour at the thatched-roof village, which was as serene and beautiful as a fairy tale village. Additionally, our tour guide, Huahua, was very kind, diligently introduced the attractions, enthusiastically helped us take photos, and reminded us of details. When we got off in Osaka, she also kindly told us where to catch the train with an elevator, which was more convenient. I highly recommend this tour and our guide, Huahua.

The day before departure, we checked and saw that the weather would be good, so we signed up for the Sea of Kyoto day trip... On the day of the trip, we received an email notification with the tour guide's contact information and meeting instructions, which was very reassuring. Upon arriving at the meeting point on the day of departure, our guide, Sean Shen, diligently provided explanations on the bus (in Korean + Chinese). After getting off the bus, he enthusiastically helped us take photos and introduced the scenic spots. Coupled with the good weather, the outing was very enjoyable. On the way back, the guide also shared recommendations for local Osaka cuisine. We felt that with the great weather and a responsible guide, it was a wonderful trip!

I highly recommend joining the Amanohashidate day tour. We enjoyed one of Japan's three most scenic views, and the scenery was beautiful. Our tour guide, Jay (Mr. He), explained the attractions in both Chinese and English in a humorous and engaging way, which was very impressive. Jay was also extremely responsible. The reason I say this is because I had indicated on Klook that I would board in Osaka and alight in Kyoto, but I forgot to reiterate this to Jay when I boarded. After I alighted in Kyoto, I received a thoughtful call from Jay, reminding me that I should board the bus to return to Osaka. I then clarified that I would be alighting in Kyoto and would not be returning to Osaka with the group. I am very grateful for Jay's call, and I want to commend him here. If any other friends planning to join a day tour have Jay as their guide, congratulations, you will have a wonderful memory.