Nago

The kids were initially quite scared, afraid they wouldn't be able to breathe, but they were overjoyed once they went down and wanted to do it again! The shop was also very kind. Because the day we booked was during a typhoon, we were also quite scared, so we told the shop to try it earlier. We didn't expect to get a reply immediately and even gave us a time to choose from. It was just in time that we were able to go earlier, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to experience such a great water activity due to the typhoon!

The driver was very considerate. He helped us get a map after we got out of the car, held an umbrella for us in the heavy rain, introduced us to good restaurants, and even held onto the top of the car door to make sure we wouldn't bump into it when we got back in. He was also super cooperative when taking photos 😅. Don't be afraid of Japanese-speaking drivers, just book with him!

This good experience, to the glass making process is very fast and easy to understand, friends are very happy, it turns out glass blowing is not too difficult, looking forward to receiving the physical effect.

Just before the typhoon hit, we took the kids to DMM to redeem tickets and meals for most of the day at Iisa – it was convenient and great value! Adults can also redeem coin purses there; they're super cute! 😍😍

For a fun experience, I recommend the 90-minute in-depth experience ticket, which includes a 30-minute tutorial and site familiarization session, a 30-minute rainforest experience, and a 30-minute photo session in two different locations.

Excellent value for money! Given the long drive, it's a worthwhile day trip for travelers without a car. Our guide, Ishikawa, explained everything in detail on the bus (although I accidentally fell asleep a bit 😂). She also carefully reminded passengers getting off at American Village of the return transportation details. Thank you, Ishikawa! Kouri Island's beaches are gorgeous; it would have been even better if we had stayed longer. Highly recommended!