List of Izu

• Age 0～Age 60
• 1～2 hours
• 10:00 / 13:00

This tour is a quiz-based version of Bura Tamori. It has been held over 30 times. Starting from JR Hakata City, you will walk through Gion and Nakasu to Tenjin Kego Shrine while answering quizzes. What, you can go through a place like this!? What? From this rare sight, to the history of the remnants of the old towns of Hakata and Fukuoka, to the historical buildings and long-established famous restaurants hidden in the changing Fukuoka, we will introduce many things. [Quiz example] Why Hakata Station and not Fukuoka Station, even though it is Fukuoka City? What is the golden XX attached to the station? What are the rules unique to Hakata people in how to eat mizutaki and the etiquette of food stalls? ? You can do XX even though you are in the middle of the city? ? What was the world's first thing born in Fukuoka before the rest of the world during the Edo period? Hakata is full of firsts in Japan. There are also these! ! There are many other Fukuoka quizzes available. Please join us without any prior preparation and enjoy walking around the city to discover Fukuoka again through the quizzes. It is full of information that you will want to tell someone about. We have prepared enough material to fill several guidebooks. By the end of the tour, we are sure you will have a different way of enjoying Fukuoka. ~Experience Outline~ (10:00 Course)10:00 Hidden secrets in JR Hakata Station! Hakata Station, Hakata Bus Terminal, Daihaku Street, Historical Street, Original Hakata Station, etc.10:20 Old Hakata City with its old streetscapeHakata Sennenmon Gate, Myorakuji Temple, Shofukuji Temple, Tochoji Temple, etc.10:40 Gion-Gofukumachi Kushida Shrine, old streetscape, bargain shopping street, origin monument, etc.11:00 Nakasu KawabataNakasu Kawabata Shopping Street, Riverwalk Hakata, redevelopment zone, etc.11:20 Nakasu → TenjinNakasu Shopping District, alleys, alleys, Across Tenjin, Tenjin Park, Tenjin Underground Shopping Mall, Kego Shrine, etc.

• For Rainy Days
• For Groups
• For Family

• Age 6～Age 65
• Over 6 hours on the day

Yakusugi Land, which is a 30-minute drive from Anbo, has various courses such as short and long, and there are fewer people than Shiratani Unsuikyo, and a giant tree with thick moss-wrapped Yakusugi, fir, and hemlock. You can enjoy our beautiful virgin forest. In addition, stumps from the feudal era and traces of trial cutting are reminiscent of the history of Yakusugi. We will leave Yakusugi Land on the way and trek through Yakushima In the one-day course, you will walk through Yakusugi Land and follow the Ishizuka sidewalk. From here, you will enter the "real forest", and it will be a dynamic road where not only Yakusugi but also giant fir and hemlock trees spread out beside the course. After walking for about 2 hours, you will enter the World Heritage Site and arrive at Yamato Sugi, which is said to have the second longevity of Yakusugi after Jomon Sugi.

• Pickup Service
• For Groups

• Age 18～Age 70
• 3～4 hours
• 10:30 / 14:30

The Yunokuni Cruiser, which was born as a new activity in Beppu, is an electric vehicle that requires a regular driver's license. There are seats for two people, but I'm sorry, it's only for one person. It's a fun car to drive, and it looks cute! The "Beppu DEEP Sightseeing Course by Yunokuni Cruiser" that we propose * with a guide takes advantage of the characteristics of the vehicle (vehicle width 1m, vehicle length 2m), and will not appear in the navigation route search. As you drive along narrow roads, you can enjoy hot springs, lunch, spring water coffee, views of rice terraces, and Beppu's specialty hell steam experience. We offer a total of 10 courses that are sure to leave you satisfied no matter which one you choose. *I am not a tour guide. ~Experience flow~ (Morning/Afternoon) 10:00/14:00 Meeting time Fill in application form ~ Operation lecture *All times are approximate 10:30/14:30 Depart for departure purpose 11:00/15:00: 00 Arrival ~ Enjoy your destination 13:30/17:30 depending on your destination Arrive at departure point Thank you for your hard work!