Kagawa

Chef Mi-chan is very fun and lively. The course content is interesting, and there are many dishes to choose from. We ate our fill, and we could have both hot and cold udon noodles. They even gave us a rolling pin. The location is in the shopping street, which is very convenient.

My husband and I visited with our two daughters who are university students. We were able to feed the elephants and giraffes by hand, and we were able to pet the free-ranging rabbits, so it was a zoo where you could get up close and personal with the animals. The grounds are not large, but you can see that a lot of effort has gone into making it a great zoo. I would definitely recommend this zoo to animal lovers.

Online purchases offer discounts, and the scenery is fantastic; this attraction is highly recommended.

As soon as we exited customs, we saw the driver waiting at the door. We quickly got in the car and arrived at the hotel in no time. My mother was very satisfied. Please be sure to use this service if you have elderly family members.

Shikoku is truly a wonderful place. The food is delicious; the udon noodles are exceptional, and the seafood from the Seto Inland Sea is incredibly fresh. Naruto Whirlpools, Kotohira-gu Shrine, Ritsurin Park, Takamatsu Castle, and Shikoku Village—each place is unique and charming. I also took a ferry from Shodoshima Island to experience the scenery of the Seto Inland Sea. I highly recommend visiting in winter, as Shikoku's winters aren't too cold, ranging from 1 to 10 degrees Celsius, and it rarely snows. 😀

This was a new experience; the boat trip from Kobe to Takamatsu via Shodoshima was smooth, and the scenery was beautiful.

The driver was very sincere and took us to the airport on time and comfortably!

The tour guide provides thorough and responsible explanations of the various attractions. Whether you understand Japanese or not, this tour is suitable for everyone, and you'll even receive a special small gift only for participants.