Igami Town

The itinerary was well-planned, the tour guide was professional and knowledgeable, and the vehicles were new, but the meals were subpar; improvements are needed.

The whole journey by tour bus, has been divided into seats, sit in the same position every time, no need to fight, if it will be easy to sit in the car dizzy and vomiting, remember to remark to ask to sit in the front position when purchasing. The tour guide Kelly is a native of Keelung, Taiwan who married to Japan. The first stop to Egan took a cruise, the tour fee included boat tickets and a pack of shrimp strips per person to feed the seagulls. It was so fun that I almost forgot to see the boathouse. The 20-minute boat ride passed quickly. The second stop to Tianqiao Li, recommended to take the chair lift, safe and stable, suitable for the elderly, the mountain to see the scenery is very beautiful, plus the day is good, after seeing the scenery down the mountain for lunch, it is recommended to choose to include lunch. The third stop is Miyama, from the sea to the tranquil side of the mountains, hike and feel the countryside atmosphere, remember to try Miyama milk, rich milk flavor, 160 yen, must try. Returning to Osaka at about 6:30 pm, there was an accident at the end, after dinner about 9:30 mother found the left mobile phone on the tour bus, immediately contacted the tour guide hoping to contact the driver was able to retrieve the mobile phone, because the next day to leave Japan, finally successfully retrieved, thanks to the tour guide Kelly's assistance.

Our tour guide, Lee, had excellent time management. In the morning, we went to Ine, where we not only took a boat tour to feed the seagulls but also visited an observation deck for photos. We also had plenty of time to explore and photograph Ine. In the afternoon, we headed to Amanohashidate, where we took the cable car up the mountain and visited the rotating bridge and Chion-ji Temple. The timing was excellent. Thank you to our guide for his explanations throughout the day, including his jokes on the bus. We boarded the bus in Kyoto with our luggage, so we were able to drop off in Osaka on the way back to our hotel, saving us the hassle of having to go back to the hotel to pick up our luggage. This one-day tour is highly recommended for travelers who don't want to deal with transportation themselves. The weather was beautiful that day, and it was a truly wonderful experience!

Finally, I've arrived at Amanohashidate! I'd been worried about the distance, but thankfully, a friend recommended this tour. No need to worry about getting the wrong bus or rushing to catch the train. Customer service will let you know the bus information a day in advance. There's no need to worry about finding the bus, and the guide will be waiting nearby. Once on the bus, I can get a good night's sleep. Then, I can explore the area to my heart's content. I rode the cable car, watched the flying dragon, took an Ine boat tour, and fed the seagulls. I strolled through the quaint fishing village. It was amazing! And best of all, I didn't have to worry about transportation. Back in Osaka, I could start shopping in Shinsaibashi again.