Mount Aso

KKday's Kumamoto trip was absolutely perfect! The tour guide was professional, attentive, and provided detailed explanations. The pace was relaxed and not rushed at all. We smoothly visited the vast Kusasenri Grassland, the tranquil Ushiomi Kumano Shrine, and the atmospheric Kurokawa Onsen. Even though Mount Aso was closed, they provided an alternative itinerary, and the route planning was excellent. The Kusasenri Grassland crater was stunning, perfect for taking photos at any time. Ushiomi Kumano was serene and peaceful, and Kurokawa Onsen had a strong Japanese atmosphere. The tour guide was patient and attentive throughout, reminding us of the weather and road conditions. Although they tried to sell us horse oil, I had bought some in Hokkaido before and it was indeed quite good. The driver was smooth overall, making the trip comfortable and worry-free. It was excellent value for money and highly recommended!

The time allotted for each attraction, from departure to return, is just right, making it extremely convenient for independent travelers.

The tour guide provided very detailed explanations of each attraction. Although our time at each site was limited, we were able to visit and see everything, making it a wonderful travel experience.

Driver Mr. Jiang was very friendly and polite, and very patient with the children! Changing routes was no problem at all; he was very helpful in arranging the route and time. Thank you so much for your service!

The customized itinerary was very convenient, and they also provided timely suggestions, helping to guide visitors to attractions and calling ahead to inquire about restaurant availability. Thank you, Ms. Liu, for your care over the past four days! And thank you to Mr. Shen for taking me to the airport on the last day.

It's quite far, and the drive is long. This was my second time going. Last time I went in the summer, and it was lush and green, quite beautiful. This time I went with my family, and I was surprised to see Mount Aso, but it was very far away, and the grass on the mountain hadn't grown yet; it was bare and a yellowish-brown color, which was different from what I had imagined. But that's how the natural environment is, and it's so far away that we had to delay our meal. We ate almost one meal and then prepared to head back. We were short on time, and with elderly people with us, we couldn't go very far. Traveling with elderly people requires careful consideration.