Shinjuku

Booking and exchanging the voucher is still easy. You go to a vending machine for Tokyo Metro or Toei Subway Tickets and scan the QR code to print the tickets. With them, it was easy to slide through the turnstiles of the subways. Note that the unli-rides is not applicable with JR lines so exercise caution when using subway tickets along with your Suica cards. I will book this again if my itinerary again utilizes Tokyo subways. 🩵

A very popular day trip, seeing the grandest Shibazaki, feeling shocked. Although it was a Saturday, there were many domestic and foreign tourists, but we were able to see the most beautiful shiba and the itinerary was in place. Some emergencies, the tour guide Diffany also handled appropriately, 讃! But there was also some sand and gravel in the itinerary, that is, some immature guests did not understand clearly that the itinerary did not include lunch time, but kept complaining about the tense atmosphere. Of course there are customers who don’t follow the rules. Not only late but also people bring strong smelling food on board which makes the tour guide difficult to do and the atmosphere is embarrassing. Another commendable is Mr. Driver's road etiquette, which has a small episode is that there is another car on the road for no reason often blocking the front of the tour bus, Mr. Driver has been allowed until safely drive away from each other, feeling the driver's response is considering the safety of passengers. But overall I think this is a tourist attraction worth visiting.

This trip offers unparalleled value, allowing you to explore Karuizawa, Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, Miyagawa Morning Market, and Asama Shrine all in one trip! Enjoy the leisurely mountain scenery and artistic atmosphere of Karuizawa, visit famous churches, or savor delicious soba noodles. Then head to Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, taking a cable car to admire the magnificent snow-capped mountains and breathtaking alpine views, experiencing the wonders of nature. At Miyagawa Morning Market, experience the charm of a traditional Japanese market. Finally, visit Asama Shrine to feel the solemn and sacred beauty of Mount Fuji. This itinerary satisfies diverse travel needs, offering a rich yet economical experience—a memorable and in-depth tour of Japan!

The itinerary was diverse, with ample time for sightseeing. Our guide, Jack, was very helpful and enthusiastic; he even helped to look for lost items when some tourists did so. Aside from a few guests being late, causing a slight delay, the entire trip was generally successful.