Japan

The eSIM is good; it would be even better if each menu item had voice prompts.

Overall, we had a very positive experience. All the staff members were also very friendly and ensured we had a smooth admission process. It wasn’t crowded at all which allowed us to take photos and take our time in each exhibit room without feeling rushed. Loved the photo ops and nice to see merch that was only available for those who enter the museum. The snoopy cafe next door had aesthetic dishes and the food was worth the price. Would come again!

I used Kkday's Kansai Enjoy Pass to experience the Kyoto Railway Museum and Kōtei Onsen, and also redeemed Nana's Green Tea matcha ice cream, matcha milk tea, latte, and other treats – it was excellent value for money. The entire redemption process was simple and quick; just show the QR code to use it. It's very convenient, and I highly recommend buying it when traveling to Kansai!

Knowing before the trip that VIP Chinese-speaking guides are scarce, I was pleasantly surprised to find a friendly Chinese-speaking guide with an authentic Taiwanese accent on our first visit with the kids. This made us feel incredibly safe and secure throughout the trip! Thankfully, we filled out a questionnaire beforehand, and the meeting allowed us to quickly organize the day's itinerary and process the necessary reservations before starting the tour. For each attraction, she created a storyline for my child, engaging their imagination and making the experience 100% positive! Furthermore, the 8-hour pass included unlimited Fastpasses from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM (dinner time), and 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM. We even got to ride Mario Kart and the Minions' Crazy Ride! In total, we completed 17 shows and attractions! Since we'd already paid for the airfare, we decided to go all out with the VIP pass! Looking forward to the next visit!

[A Panoramic View of Tokyo! An Absolutely Worth the Ticket Price!] I've been to several observation decks in Tokyo, but "SHIBUYA SKY" is definitely my current top choice, and it truly lives up to its name! A breathtaking 360-degree unobstructed view: The rooftop observation deck is open-air, with no glass obstructions. The moment the wind blows, you truly feel like you're "standing on top of Tokyo." You can see the crowds at Shibuya Crossing below, looking like ants. On a clear day, even Mount Fuji is clearly visible, making for clean and beautiful photos with no glare. Highly recommend visiting during "dusk": This time, I specifically experienced entering an hour before sunset, taking in the sunset, the Magic Hour, and the dazzling night view all at once. Watching Tokyo Tower and Skytree gradually light up in the night, the atmosphere created by the lights and music was incredibly romantic. The details and safety are both very well done: Because it is windy on the top floor, you must lock your bags, hats, selfie sticks and other items that are easily blown away in the lockers before going up. Although the rules are strict, it makes people feel very safe and comfortable when shopping.