Nago

The Japanese coach Koki is very professional, enthusiastic and friendly! Even if you don't know Japanese, it doesn't matter, because he will communicate with everyone in the simplest and most understandable English, and he can also speak a few words in Cantonese, which is great! He was very supportive throughout the process, would always stop to observe if anyone could not keep up, and would also give break time for everyone to have a glass of water, on the way would not be stingy in praising everyone, it was a very pleasant experience, will definitely play again next time!

The staff were extremely polite and helpful. As a solo traveler, they assisted with photography throughout the trip. Very professional, excellent experience! 👍👍👍👍👍

It happened to be raining during our trip, so the ground was covered in mud and puddles, which added to the thrill of off-roading and made it even more fun. There were nine of us in total, and the instructors split into two groups to explore different routes to avoid traffic jams. The instructors we had spoke Chinese, so there were no communication problems. We recommend wearing shorts to avoid getting dirty. Raincoats are highly recommended, especially on rainy days or right after it rains. You can buy a set (raincoat and rain pants) on-site for 400 yen. For shoes, we strongly suggest wearing regular flip-flops or the ones available on-site; there are many styles to borrow for free. Definitely do not wear flip-flops, because the ground will be covered in soft mud from the meeting point to the starting point on a rainy day. Flip-flops will sink in and break if you try to pull them out by hand, which will be quite embarrassing. The instructors will help film the trip, and there's a foot and shoe rinsing service afterward. They will also help transfer the videos to your phone. Overall, this off-road vehicle experience was really fun!

The kids had a great time! The park has complete facilities, but the outdoor area is limited, so even on a rainy day, they could still easily finish their visit.

Thanks to the tour leader for the bilingual (English and Japanese) introductions, even though I don't speak Japanese, I was able to participate and learn a lot. The timing of the attractions we visited was also perfect, making it a great option for travelers without a car.

There aren't many tourists on weekdays, the flow of visitors is well-planned, and you can get up very close to the animals.