Do not use ""shinkansen-ticket.com'' they just charged me 55,000 yen for 15,000 yen ticket. They also put me in a seat that was useless. Thankfully someone swapped with me so I could see out the window. I have sent a complaint. we will see.

Beautiful location and the tour guides were fantastic. They were high energy and did their best to keep us entertained, both at Nikko and on the way there and back. They taught us about daily life in Japan (education, history, religion) and also taught us basic Japanese phrases and even some origami on the way back. Mai (I believe that was her name) told us she had a background in education and it showed. She specifically was friendly, approachable, and answered all the questions I had. I had a blast on this trip. The only thing I would have done differently is to go in the summer!

Yoshi-san was an exceptional guide who really made an effort to make this daytrip interesting and well run. She possessed good communication skills and was a delight to engage in conversation! I highly recommend!

I have used Mobal SIM cards on two trips to Japan now. The card works fine in my phone. However, in an older phone of visiting family it did not. The refund policy seemed to imply a full refund if you cancel within eight days but only the SIM card is refunded, the larger (almost 4000 yen) line charge is lost. We wasted quite some money for nothing. For the phone that works the SIM card does well.

The tour covered the key world heritage sites in Nikko. Coach was comfortable with good leg room. Tour guide was well briefed. Coach driver was excellent. The only issue we faced was being emailed incorrect information regarding the coach colour and registration number for pick up at Shinjuku. Also we were lucky to find our tour guide at the pickup place as she was not waving her flag as also advised.

The tour was absolutely amazing. The tour guides were really friendly and helpful, the stations were amazing and the food was great too. I can absolutely recommend it.

We had a great trip with our guide Harry. Nikko was very beautiful and well worth the drive. Don’t hesitate to book this tour!

Nikko world heritage is not very known by tourists and also therefore we were just small minibus with 7 people. Unfortunately on our way to Nikko there was a traffic jam which shortened a bit time on each location. The tour was well organized and our English speaking guide (lady) was very knowledgeable. Unfortunately as she did not have a microphone - when traffic around was loud, we could not hear her properly. Our 1st and most important stop was Nikko Toshogu Shrine which is complex of several temples, pagoda etc. which are registered in Unesco. You could spend hours here. Beautifully carved wooden temples. As there are many stairs - this place is adventurous for people with walking difficulties. Then we stopped at Kegon Falls - which is 100 meter high waterfall (I recommend also to take also a lift down to the bottom of the fall). Then we stopped at lake Chuzengi which mountain lake and to it we took 24 curves road. As we had only half hour at the lake - we just had short walk - as it was not able to take a boat. Several people including me had lunch option which was vegetarian lunch - it was ok, but nothing special. Overall it was nice trip and Nikko Toshogu shrine is really worth to visit.

What a great deal! My wife and I had a wonderful time! Worth every penny! We enjoyed wonderful freshly picked varieties of grapes, had a delicious lunch, saw lots of great views of Mt. Fuji, and the tour guide was very nice.

The tour was good as we got a good glimpse of Mt Fuji. The tour included a fruit farm which was a highlight for us as it is peach season so we had a great time fruit plucking. There was also a cable car ride to a hill where we can see Mt Fuji too. Also included was a traditional Japanese lunch which was sumptuous. We also en route to a small flower farm where lavender was flourishing. Finally, the last stop was the fifth station of Mt Fuji.

Amazing! This tour is friendly to your pocket. You get to enjoy unlimited seasonal fruits, on out trip its the strawberries. The panoromic view of Mt. Fuji is perfect. For someone like me, this is a perfect spot. If you'd like to experience the swing though, you got to reserve ticket as early as possible as it took us quite a time because of long queu. Over all this tour is highly recommended.

I really enjoyed Classic Asakusa walking tour! We walked around Nakamise street and enjoyed have some snacks, it was amazing experience with kindness guide! Thank you very much,

The Mt. Fuji pirate ship tour is a poor experience. The pirate ship was really a ferry ride across a lake. Yes it looked like a sailing ship but so what. Our tour guide was Chinese and spoke poor English. She held a microphone to an iPad for any commentary that was provided. There were babies on the bus with all of the noise and smells associated with babies. Not what I expected at all. The lunch was this tours saving grace. Shabu shabu. Excellent. The tour ended by holding us ransom at some terrible shopping mall for 2.5 hours. Must be the only place in Japan that doesn’t allow smoking except outside the precinct like second class citizens. And then to top it all off we were not returned to our pick up point and had to make our way through an unfamiliar red light district in the dark. Unacceptable. Needless to say I will never book a tour again through this company. I advise you to steer clear unless you enjoy being treated as a cash cow.

The tour guide Kenji-san is very professional. The arrangement is very good. However, the lunch set can be better.

Ok let me start with the bad, be prepared for. Loooong day, but not much activity. Slick advertising, so so,lunch, less than an hour at each attraction and aloooooog bus ride with no Wi-Fi . First thing is the instruction to the meeting area is not very clear, yo must take the west exit in Shibuya and be on the bus level or street level. We couldn't find it just by walking so I used my cell phone app to guide me. Ok now you are at the rally point which is actually the rally point for a number of other tours so you need to look around for your guide, ok found her. You will be assigned a seat . The guide speak very little English ,so they use a CL phone call in system to a translation service they broadcast in the bus, if you have a sense of humor, it's actually funny hearing the lost in translation. Don't be fooled by,the slick advertising , there is,no Wi-Fi available on the bus, this was a major disappointment because I had planned to to,some work on the long ride out to the ski resort. The bus ride was comfortable ,but it took about 2.5 hours to reach the sledding area. There was one restroom stop along the way. Sledding was fun but we only spent less than one hour sledding. It was actually a kiddie snow play land. So if you have young ones I think they will love it, but given the short time there you feel very rushed. Nest stop was lunch, again , don't be fooled by the slick advertising photo, the crab is nothing like pictured, crab were very small pieces, served cold, there was also all,you can eat raw shrimp, a mini hot pot and soba noodles with rice. It was good,but not great, it was all you can eat and the staff were always there to give you more of what you wanted. Snow cave ... Ha! It was just a huge pile,of snow in the restaurant parking lot that some one made a cave out of, looking at the mound I was reluctant to go in for fear of collapse however I suppose it was safe? Onto strawberry picking, ok so before you get to pick strawberry, you stop at the strawberry farm store! And of course they sell everything strawberry , ... Tourist trap thing so if you are a seasoned traveler you been there done that. Strawberry picking, actually it was as advertise, yes it snowing out side but they cultivate strawberry in hot houses so pick away and eat to your hearts content. The bus ride back took over 3 hours, and traffic was a mess. Best part of the day was meeting a family form Hong Kong. Do I recommend it? No, it wasn't bad, it just wasn't what was advertised. 6 hours on a bus for one hour of sledding..you decide.