Senaga Island

It's very good, and I would recommend it to my family. However, it's a bit of a shame that it might be too hot to travel in June or July.

Thanks to the day tour, we were able to visit many attractions in a short time. Most importantly, this tour included the Peace Memorial Park, a must-see for anyone interested in Okinawa's history!

John, the instructor, was very attentive. Upon arrival, he explained the relevant precautions for go-karting, showed us the hand signals, and after we chose our go-kart outfits, we hit the road! (The outfits were all clean and odor-free). Once on the road, John took photos whenever there was a chance to do so, and he also kept a close eye on the students' progress. We successfully completed our go-karting adventure on Kokusai-dori Street, which was truly amazing. Here's a video of us go-karting along Kokusai-dori under John's guidance: https://youtu.be/xMCcpkbpgJc?si=8AXZrrbMMOYam3ON

This time it was a 12-seater minibus, which was convenient to move around in, and the driver was very friendly. However, at the 8:15 meeting time, the roll call was a bit too short, and seeing a bunch of travel agencies taking attendance and departing nearby, but not seeing Lion Travel, made everyone a little nervous.

Since we were able to get off at the airport on the last day of our trip, we took a ride. Up until now, our sightseeing had mostly been focused on scenic spots and shopping, but we wanted to learn more about Okinawa's history. We had always wanted to visit the sacred sites (Utaki) and the Himeyuri Tower, but unfortunately, there were many school groups on a field trip that day, and we didn't have time to enter the museum. Nevertheless, our guide, Ms. F, told us a lot about Okinawan history, including her own family's experiences. My family, who had said, "Maybe we should have rented a car on the last day too," were able to enjoy sushi and Orion beer at the Itoman market without having to drive. I was able to buy Okinawan shallots and apple bananas as souvenirs, in addition to sata andagi (Okinawan doughnuts). Ms. C, our bus driver, was also very safe and made us feel at ease. Chinen Cape was very beautiful and made for a wonderful memory.

The car seats are comfortable, the audio guide is very clear, and there are many discounts.