Motonosumi Shrine tours

The guide of this tour is so kind, attentive, and patient with our group since we had a large number of participants from all around the world (including Japanese participants)and didn't make a solo traveller like myself left out. The sights were beautiful. I particularly enjoyed the port town, Moji, and the 120+ red Shinto shrines lined up together at our last stop.

Zhang Quan is such a nice and sweet guide. She took pictures for us, bought tickets for everyone and made sure we were safe. She’s very good and helpful . The driver was very patient and skilful too! really enjoyed the trip today

I have to give a thumbs up to the tour guide! I came to Fukuoka during the rainy season, and there were not many tourists. This trip happened to be just me and my friend. I was lucky to experience the "special car" service hhh. The guy was very talkative, had a deep understanding of Japanese local culture, and had a rich knowledge reserve. He answered all our questions, and the originally monotonous drive between the attractions passed in the blink of an eye. Moji Port is retro and interesting, and Karato Port is fresh and delicious. I must admit that the drive to the attractions after Karato has become longer, but the scenery and chats along the way have also given me a new understanding of Japan. Even on a cloudy day, I took very good photos of the scenery. Both the Tsukishima Bridge and the Motonosumi Shrine are in places that are difficult to reach by public transportation, so it is really worthwhile to visit them all through a day trip! Also, look for this itinerary (compared to another itinerary on the website that includes ferry tickets) is a small group trip, the tour guide service is more thoughtful, and the car is more comfortable than taking a bus~

1. The information says to check in at the information center of the hearts bus station, but the counter staff is not responsible for any check-in operations. Instead, they found the gathering platform after seeing the timetable. During the gathering, the tour leader did not show up early and did not show any obvious signs. It felt a bit confusing. Moreover, he did not give any tour guide. He only told everyone what time to gather. Maybe everyone has done their homework more or less for this kind of trip. , but it would have been better with a little more introduction. 2. Karato Market + Akama Shrine takes 1.5 hours including meals. It was a busy time during the third consecutive holiday and there were many people. 3. Fortunately, the scenery of Tsunoshima Bridge and Motonosumi Shrine did not disappoint. After all, public transportation in these two places is inconvenient, so it is better to take a day trip.

An incredible tour of Kitakyushu and Yamaguchi, and it was an unforgettable experience! The entire trip was well organized, allowing us to fully enjoy all the sights without any worries. One of the highlights was exploring Mojiko Retro, with its charming atmosphere and historic buildings. We also had the unique experience of taking a ferry to Yamaguchi, which offered beautiful views of the surrounding area. The food was another standout feature of the tour. We enjoyed the freshest sushi and fugu at the Karato Market—definitely a must-try for any seafood lover! We also had the opportunity to visit the stunning Tsunoshima Bridge, which provided breathtaking views. To top it all off, we visited the Motonosumi Inari Shrine, famous for its beautiful torii gates and serene setting. Overall, this tour was a perfect blend of culture, history, and delicious cuisine. I highly recommend this tour for anyone looking to explore the beauty of Kitakyushu and Yamaguchi! super worth it tour package!

i had difficulty looking fo the meet up point. coincidentally, there was a Filipina in the group and it was she who guided us to find our way. Kevin, our tour guide tried his best to give us the most experience. He made he gave us tips on how to "survive" the many people at the Karato market and where to eat what we bought. He made sure that when it was time to leave, everyone was in. At the motonosumi Inari shrine, he warned us about probably strong winds, same at the Mt. Sarakura. He gave suggestions where we should have a better sight of the night view where it was not very cold. He went out of his way for the group to easily get into the cable care and ropeway by paying first for all our entrance tickets. He collected the payment when we were about to leave for Fukuoka

Even though the dessen said Chinese/Japanese guide (which would've been okay for me), the Chibdsd guide tried her best to translate everything for me! It was such a nice trip I really recommend it!!

The itinerary was well-arranged with enough time for us to explore the different spots! The driver was kind, careful and stable the whole way, and even with the long drive, we had enough bathroom breaks as well as time to stretch. The city hall pick up spot was easy to find and we dropped off at the same spot at the end of the day too. It was a perfect way to get to see lots of things in a day without having to fuss about transport options and still enjoy the wonderful views.