Tokai

The driver was very responsible. Since there were many of us, and some needed to take the tram, he used an ingenious method to help load all the luggage onto the tram, making it easy for everyone to carry their own. He drove smoothly and safely to the airport for my family. We are very grateful. We will definitely book again next time.

Although it was raining, the scenery was truly beautiful. Takayama Street was great for exploring, the seafood market was delicious, and the tour leader was very attentive, provided clear explanations, and was extremely responsible.

The meeting point was next to a convenience store, where you could buy water or drinks for the journey after checking in. It was my first time visiting Kamikochi, and it was raining, which added to the experience. The air was fresh and the environment was serene; it must be a great place to go in the summer. Our guide, Xiao Yu, was very attentive and provided detailed explanations. On the way back, he even recommended some Nagoya restaurants.

The coupon is incredibly useful! You can redeem it at the front desk for a special QR code, which adds an extra discount when you shop. Thumbs up! 👍

Both times it happened in Tokyo; I'm not sure if it's as smooth in other areas. I was initially worried that it would slow down if I exceeded 2GB in a day, but it didn't!! (I closed and reopened my number when it reached 2GB). Plus, it can be installed and uninstalled with one click; I really can't find a reason to replace it!!!

The one-day trip on September 1st cost more than the round trip for two people to Kawaguchiko. The cheap price, coupled with a very humorous and kind tour guide, made this trip truly worthwhile. I'm so grateful to our guide, Zhang Jie, especially for his hilarious Chinese accent; otherwise, I probably would have slept the whole way. I urge the boss to give Zhang Jie a raise! It's rare to find a tour guide who can talk all day without forgetting to be funny and explain history. The itinerary was well-planned, and there was no traffic congestion. The tight schedule was inevitable, given how long a day is, but we still had a great time. The only downside was being taken to a restaurant at lunchtime (the downstairs sold souvenirs). It's not that I dislike shopping at these partner stores, but it would be better if this was clearly stated in the itinerary. I understand that companies need to make money with buy-one-get-one-free offers, so they need related marketing. I think most people aren't afraid to spend money when traveling, but I was severely carsick that day and had no appetite. However, I was worried about bothering the tour guide, so I still ordered lunch. As for souvenirs, I had already bought a lot of cosmetics elsewhere, so I really couldn't buy any more. If they had informed me beforehand, I think it would have been more acceptable, as some people can't stand shopping and forced spending. But overall, it was quite perfect – the tour guide was perfect, the price was perfect, and the itinerary was perfect! ✌️

My trip to Nara was a last-minute decision, with little time for planning. I used the Kintetsu Rail Pass to travel between Osaka's Namba and Kintetsu Nara stations. My first impression of Nara was that it's a refreshing and unhurried city! Without the crowds, walking the streets and occasionally being accompanied by deer chasing after you for rice crackers added a unique charm. On the return trip, you can also visit Mt. Ikoma and take two cable cars up the mountain to enjoy the sunset and night view. While it lacks the dazzling lights of Osaka's skyscrapers, standing on the mountain and feeling the gentle breeze... I highly recommend buying the pass and experiencing it.