Passeios por Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum

¡Me lo pasé en grande en el Klook Discover Nada's Sake Heritage Tour! Fue como adentrarse en el paraíso de los amantes del sake, con historias fascinantes sobre la historia y las tradiciones del sake de Nada. Las sesiones de cata de sake fueron una aventura llena de sabor, donde pudimos probar una variedad de deliciosas cervezas e incluso descubrir nuestros favoritos personales. El ambiente animado del tour, combinado con las visitas a las cervecerías, lo convirtió en una experiencia inolvidable que recomiendo encarecidamente a cualquiera que busque una aventura impulsada por el sake.

Our guide and driver, Saifu, was very thoughtful, sending a meeting video to the group, and drove smoothly throughout the trip. When we arrived at Mount Rokko to enjoy the night view, it was still a bit bright at 7:30 PM, and it seemed we were about to gather and head back. Saifu, not wanting to disappoint everyone, announced a 20-minute delay, allowing us to finally admire the legendary million-dollar night view. Many thanks! Regarding the itinerary, I suggest shortening the time at Kobe Port and extending the visiting time at Kitano Ijinkan so that travelers have more time to explore.

This is a very good tour for you to know more about the places of interests in Kobe. The tour guide Tin is very helpful, gentle, soft spoken and friendly. His command of English, Mandarin and Cantonese is extremely good.

The guide was friendly and contacted me the day before. He spoke Mandarin. The drive to the snow park was 1 hour. We enjoyed our time very much, and the ski rental set included a jacket, pants, gloves, helmet, and skis/snowboard. We had to return to the car at 4 PM. There's a cafe there with a varied menu, and the prices are reasonable.

Mr. Zhou's service is excellent 👍!

The attractions were great, but unfortunately, we didn't have enough time. At Kitano Ijinkan, after paying to visit two major Western-style houses, we quickly picked out souvenirs, took photos outside the Starbucks, and then rushed back to the bus. At Arima Onsen, we paid to experience the Kinsen (Golden Hot Spring), but when we came out, we found that most of the old town shops were already closed. We didn't get to explore much before we had to gather and get back on the bus. For the Mount Rokko night view, because it gets dark later in summer, we initially only saw a 500,000-dollar night view. Thanks to our driver and guide who notified us on LINE to delay our departure time, we eventually got to see the million-dollar night view, which made us incredibly happy! I suggest adding a tour guide to introduce the major attractions and recommend good food and shopping spots; that would be even better!

The Kobe tour was very relaxing and enjoyable. A big shout out to our tour guide Joy, who was very nice and gave us a glimpse into the history of Kobe. The Kobe Port, the train ride to Mt. Rokko, and having coffee at Starbucks, which by the way was the first one in all of Japan, made the trip worthwhile. Not to mention the Kobe Beef, which was super delicious!

There were multiple groups at the meeting point, so it took a bit of searching to find ours. It was convenient to get to the destination, and the high efficiency meant no transfers were needed. The tour guide was also enthusiastic in handling matters. However, some group members were late for the return meeting time, causing a delay. But the children had a great time, which made it worthwhile. The snow was artificial and hard, and there wasn't much of it (artificial snow) when we visited.