Wakayama Private Tour Guides

Vanessa Thank you again for visiting Japan from so far away. I truly appreciate the time and effort your family made to come all the way to Koyasan. It was unfortunate that our tour took place during the heavy rain as Typhoon No. 7 approached, and I am sorry that the weather was not ideal. Even so, I am very glad to hear that you enjoyed Koyasan and that the Goma Fire Ritual experience was meaningful for your family to some extent. I was also relieved to learn that, despite the typhoon’s impact on transportation between Osaka and Tokyo, your return flight was not affected and you were able to travel home safely. I had been worried about possible delays or cancellations, so your safe return is truly wonderful news. News of the major earthquake in your home town is still being reported here in Japan from time to time, and I feel deep concern whenever I see it. I sincerely hope that your relatives and friends are all safe. Thanks Masahisa

Mindaugas, thank you so much for the wonderful time. Since this was your second trip to Japan, I was thrilled to guide you through Koyasan to show you a more unique, local side of the country away from Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. You are filled with such an amazing sense of curiosity, and I absolutely loved our non-stop Q&A session. We covered so much ground—from Koyasan and religion to food and your past travels—that we completely forgot about our 4-hour schedule! I would love to continue our conversation, so please come back to visit Koyasan and explore the Kumano Kodo trail with me next time.