Tango

Feeding the seagulls was so much fun! A really unique experience, and the pudding was delicious!

For traveling with elders, this is indeed a good choice for visiting more remote tourist attractions in Japan; the half-crab seafood meal was quite good, and the itinerary time was well-managed. My favorite part was the Ine Bay boat trip feeding the seagulls, even though the tour guide was very good at taking photos. Highly recommended!

Our tour guide, Mr. Liao, speaks fluent Mandarin and English, enabling him to communicate effectively with all the guests. During the trip, he first explained the rules for the bus, then introduced the history, features, and must-try foods at each attraction. At the Igen Boat House, he introduced the self-service option of buying a bag of shrimp chips for 100 yen to feed the seagulls and eagles, highlighting the fun of feeding birds up close. Mr. Liao even taught the guests how to distinguish between seagulls and eagles. While having coffee, the guide helped urge the staff to serve the food quickly, allowing guests ample time to enjoy the scenery while savoring their coffee and cakes. At Amanohashidate, the guide reminded us of the cable car's uphill and downhill times, maximizing the time available for sightseeing and photography. Finally, because my friend had foot pain, we are grateful for Mr. Liao's thoughtful care; he provided her with pain relief patches, allowing her to complete the trip. In conclusion, the guide's explanation of the background information at each attraction made the experience more immersive, making this day tour well worth it.