Fukushima

We were fortunate to have Tommy as our guide. Throughout the trip, he served travelers in Chinese, English, and Japanese, and also created a group chat to share useful information such as meeting times and locations, and restaurants near our accommodation. His itinerary was well-organized and smooth. Before arriving at each attraction, he provided a brief introduction to the site and explained how to best utilize time to experience its unique features, allowing everyone to better allocate their time. While the four attractions weren't extensive, their distance from Tokyo meant that each place had ample time for exploration, preventing a rushed experience. The tranquil moments of people and animals in Fox Village, the warm and inviting hot spring town of Ginzan Onsen, the chilling winds and ice monsters of Zao Snow Trees, and the occasional encounter with the Ouchi-juku Snow Festival—each offered unique surprises and experiences, making it a truly worthwhile journey. Highly recommended!

Thanks to Ashley, our trilingual guide, for leading us to the legendary Spirited Away scene and even encountering a blizzard, which added a unique touch to Ginzan Onsen. We also appreciate the driver's professionalism in taking us back to Sendai Station on time.

Confirmation received once booking was made. Simply show the confirmation to the staff and you are able to entre the castle. It is slightly cheaper then tickets on site, cool

Not only did I read, but there were also videos and hands-on quizzes, so I thoroughly enjoyed it. When I visited the Kaei Brewery at Suehiro Sake Brewery in Aizuwakamatsu, I was told that it had a connection to Hideyo Noguchi, so visiting both places deepened my understanding and made it even more fun. It also taught me that he was a hard worker.