Passeios por Himeji Gokoku Shrine

The ride was smooth, but legroom in the transport was tight as it was a small group in a mini-bus. The trip was relaxing and easy. I got to eat a good Kobe beef burger near Himeji Castle. Recommended if you want to travel out of the city to enjoy some other scenery of Japan.

The most convenient way to get there is point-to-point, without needing to think too much. There's plenty of time allocated for the itinerary. Also, Himeji Castle has seven floors, so be mindful of your stamina.

I am so glad I booked this tour. Huahua is a very good tour guide. He really did his best to assist us. The tour started on time and we returned to Osaka early and safely. It’s just unfortunate that there was not enough time for the Himeji Castle

Nick was a fantastic guide, friendly, knowledgeable and attentive. He totally made the day trip to Himeji Castle and Arima Onsen a fun and enjoyable one. Kudos to Nick-san 🫶🏽 The tour itself was well organized. The bus was comfy and the driver was professional and drove very safely. We spent the morning and lunch at the castle, which was just perfect, and the onsen was also lovely. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 🫰🏽

Our recent day trip to Himeji Castle turned out to be one of the highlights of our time in Japan. The “White Heron ” absolutely lives up to its reputation, with its bright white walls and layered roofs rising above the city like something out of a painting

Great tour with Nancy Sue. The rain added to the atmosphere of the castle and kept tourists away, meaning wait times were quick. (Note: transfer not applicable as we met guide at the castle). Recommend.

Having a guide through Himeji Castle is a wonderful experience. I don't think we would have appreciated it as much as we did if we had just done it ourselves. We are history buffs and we loved it. The sake factory was also interesting, and their products are great. Different from other sake, processed manually not by machine, in a traditional style, it shows in the taste. Overall, so worth it.

We went on February 8th, two families in a minivan. It happened to be snowing that day, and we saw Himeji Castle in the snow, which was beautiful. After arriving at Arima Onsen, the snow gradually intensified, and some roads were closed, so we couldn't go up Mount Rokko. However, the driver also accommodated our schedule by departing early to return to the city, preventing us from being stranded on the mountain.