In this short tour I was able to visit the shrine, see the water fall, the beautiful lake, mountain and enjoyed a local onsen. The two rest stops were worth visiting as well because there were clean toilets (one had ikebana and origami display), nice restaurants and shops :) Every activity was well paced out I think. The tour guide was very patient and helpful. She came prepared with the map drawn by her and English explanation. She gave tips on where we had better spent more time at the shrine. The onsen experience was not really amazing. It's a very small local and indoors onsen. Overall, considering the price that I paid for and places that I have experienced within a day, all's good.

On the night before, I came up with the idea, "Let's go to Nikko!" I like traveling by myself. I would recommend this tour for foreigners to the same type of Japanese for the following reasons. [Keep time fair] Everyone is desperate not to get lost in a foreign country. Nobody doesn't follow the meeting time everywhere they go. [I don't smell like alcohol] Japanese ojisans (even though they are themselves) will start drinking sake and canned beer right in their cars, right? For those who don't drink in the daytime, traveling on a savory bus is just painful. That point was really helpful. [It is difficult to talk in the car] If you are caught by another passenger who likes talking on a bus tour, it is the last time. (Only the memories of that person remain from the memories of the trip.) In addition, in the case of a bus tour for Japanese, the guide will talk about everything and let the passengers get tired, but the guide of this tour will talk briefly about t

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The guide was not very good in English and therefore a bit rude. Didn‘t feel very comfortable. She also didn‘t give us any information about our destination. We passed the red bridge and have seen that much to late. Not be able to take a picture. The Tour itself was interesting although we had bad weather Nikko is worth seeing it. Really impressive.