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¡El mejor Legoland con diferencia! :) ¡Mi hijo y mi madre disfrutaron de las atracciones! :) Entrada sin complicaciones. El personal es cortés y educado :) Esta experiencia en Legoland es inolvidable y estamos felices de haber visitado y probado (casi) todas las atracciones ♥️

名古屋港水族館の広さには本当に驚きました！シャチ、イルカ、ペンギン、深海魚などがいます。一日中ここで過ごすのはとても簡単です。敷地内には様々な美味しい選択肢があるフードコートもあります。名古屋を訪れるなら、この水族館は本当に訪れる価値があります。

I was very worried about the weather because there was a typhoon warning on the day of departure from Nagoya, but fortunately, when we arrived at Hida Takayama and Shirakawa-go, it wasn't raining, so we were able to enjoy the tour as planned. I sincerely thank Guide Lim Ho, who kindly provided tourist information in Korean and Chinese during this tour with my husband. He meticulously shared not only the historical background of the region but also hidden gems for dining and must-try foods, which made the tour even richer. Thanks to our guide, the Hida beef sushi and sake coin tasting were truly the best! Although the wait was a bit long, the soba noodles we had at the Michelin-starred restaurant, and the ice cream and soy sauce dango we enjoyed for dessert... I now understand why this tour is a must-do when visiting Nagoya. Shirakawa-go's Gassho-zukuri village in June was incredibly lush and green, making every photo beautiful no matter how it was taken. Especially when traveling, my husband and I usually only have solo photos because we take turns taking pictures of each other, but thanks to Guide Lim Ho, who took wonderful commemorative photos for us, we were able to capture precious couple photos and create great memories together. It was a perfect tour that made my weather worries seem insignificant. Thank you once again!

Our guide, Tao, was very patient and knowledgeable about Japanese culture, having spent 20 years deeply immersed in Japan. My navigation system was a bit off, but Tao patiently guided me to the parking lot. The parking lot was on a slope, and the navigation led me to the back, making me think there was no road. I apologize for any inconvenience caused. It rained on the way there and back today, but thankfully the weather was clear and sunny during our sightseeing! We arrived in Takayama at 10:30 AM. Takayama Old Town has many interesting small shops. We passed by Takayama Betsuin and also visited Takayama Jinya, the only existing local government office from the Edo period in Japan. Around 1:00 PM, we had a Hida beef set meal for lunch. At 1:55 PM, we arrived at Shirakawa-go Gassho Village. The village architecture, with its thatched-roof wooden houses, was truly impressive. At 3:25 PM, we departed for Nagoya. The itinerary was excellent, saving us the trouble of traveling by ourselves.

I saw a TikTok about this place and became so fixated that I HAD to go there no matter what. Taking this tour was a great choice as it allowed for an easy transfer to and from Kamikochi. The first stop at Taisho Pond was breathtaking, which got me excited for the rest of the walk. The greenery of the forest in mid-June was a sight to behold, along with the Japanese Alps in the distance. The trail was not super crowded until you reached Kappa Bridge. There is also an additional trail to Myojin Bridge and Myojin First Pond, but only if you have an additional 2 hours to spare. I was taking my time on the first trail so I couldn't make it to the second, but I would definitely come back to do it!

Nagoya Castle was one of the highlights of our trip and far exceeded my expectations. The castle grounds are beautiful, well-maintained, and rich with history. While the main castle tower is impressive, I highly recommend taking the time to explore the entire complex rather than limiting your visit to the castle and Honmaru Palace. The palace itself is stunning and absolutely worth seeing, but there is much more to discover throughout the grounds. One thing that greatly enhanced our experience was wearing yukata during our visit. If you have the opportunity, I highly recommend renting a yukata or kimono before your visit. The effort is worth it. Be sure to explore the quieter areas around the moat and the back portions of the castle grounds. There are beautiful views overlooking the city. If you are visiting Nagoya, do not miss Nagoya Castle. Give yourself plenty of time to explore, wander, and enjoy the grounds. It is far more than just a castle—it is an experience.

◎ The timing was well-arranged; we not only visited three areas of Ghibli Park but also toured the famous Toyota Museum in Japan, making the itinerary very fulfilling. ◎ The round-trip bus saved a lot of time that would have been spent on self-driving and transfers. The bus was quite comfortable, and I fell asleep on the way back. ◎ The tour guide was a very interesting Japanese gentleman, I think his name was "Ushida Taiyo." On the way there, he patiently introduced the itinerary, counted the number of people, and livened up the atmosphere. On the way back, seeing that everyone was quite tired, he started singing for us and even handed out song sheets to everyone (Ponyo's theme song, which Fan Xiaoxuan covered as "Doudoulong"). The trip was quite enjoyable. ◎ Ghibli Park is well worth a visit; it's Miyazaki's world everywhere. I spent a long time taking photos at the Grand Warehouse. At Witch's Valley, I didn't have the patience to wait in long lines, so I only spent an hour there and rode the carousel 🎠. There were many tourists from Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, and they were all quite enthusiastic and proactively offered to help take photos, which felt really nice. ◎ Afterwards, we went to the Toyota Museum and saw many cars, souvenirs, and related cultural exhibits. It was very good.

I really enjoyed this tour. Nancy is super knowledgeable and shared a lot of interesting information. It was possible to leave stuff in the bus at different stops, which made the sightseeing much more relaxing.

The meeting point was easy to find, and the departure was on time. Even though it was raining and cloudy on the day we went, we were still able to comfortably walk the 3.5 km without getting tired. Our guide, Yamada, provided detailed explanations in both English and Japanese. There were three rest stops, and we arrived back in Nagoya on time, around 7 PM.