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Guest User2024-03-09
I went to the walking tour with friends. I didn't know Minami area had so many hidden gems. Specially, the different art exhibitions as I am very interested in Art. We got to speak to a few local people and visited the biggest bamboo factory in Oita! There were quite a few quirky shops for gifts. I also loved the cozy, aesthetic cafes. The tour guide was bilingual and very friendly. I would recommend it!
Reviews: 1-day tour to Beppu hell, Yufuin and Dazaifu including the Yufuin no Mori train
Guest User2026-04-28
The itinerary was well-planned, and our tour guide, Li Jing, was a fun-loving woman from Northeast China. She was humorous, organized the group effectively, and even proactively helped families take photos. The small group of 20 people was also very punctual. Overall, it was a very cost-effective group tour.
Reviews: [Guaranteed Departure] Fukuoka: Yufuin + Beppu Kamado Jigoku + Dazaifu Tenmangu One Day Tour [Japan Kyushu • Kannawa • English Guide]
Guest User2026-08-10
This was by far the best part of our trip to Fukuoka. After doing only city tours, we visited Yufuin, Beppu, and Dazaifu on a one-day excursion. Thanks to the guide's detailed explanations, it became a wonderful memory for our family trip. If you are traveling for 3 nights and 4 days, I highly recommend this one-day tour.
Reviews: 1-day tour to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Yufuin area town and Beppu in Oita, Kyushu
Guest User2025-07-14
This day trip to Northern Kyushu started at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, visited the tranquil Nyoi-rin Temple, strolled through the nostalgic streets of Yufuin, and even rode the popular sightseeing train "Yufuin no Mori," feeling like stepping into a lush, picturesque landscape. Although it was raining that day, there were fewer tourists than usual, making the entire trip exceptionally relaxing. The guide, while speaking Chinese, still provided friendly explanations to the two groups of English-speaking tourists. Although his language wasn't fluent, his sincerity was evident, and his explanations of the key points were spot-on. Along the way, he not only introduced the history of the sites but also shared interesting anecdotes encountered along the way, making the trip feel more than just a quick visit; it was a warm and profound cultural experience. (The guide was Chinese, and spoke fluent Japanese—he even introduced the country when talking about it, so I wasn't isolated while traveling abroad, which I was very satisfied with 👍🏻)