3 Day Trip to Osaka From Fukuoka via SANYO With Minibus7m

Unveil the beauty of Japan's cultural gems and scenic wonders on a 3-day journey from Fukuoka to Osaka, exploring iconic sites like Miyajima and Kurashiki.

This 3-day journey from Fukuoka to Osaka offers travelers a delightful blend of culture and scenic splendor. Aboard a comfortable 7-meter SANYO minibus, you’ll embark on an accessible and convenient adventure, guided by an English-speaking expert. From the iconic floating torii gate of Miyajima to the charming streets of Kurashiki, this trip promises to showcase Japan’s rich heritage in a way that’s both captivating and easy to navigate. With a mix of included and optional experiences, this getaway caters to diverse interests and budgets. What awaits you on this remarkable journey?

Key Points

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  • 3-day trip from Fukuoka to Osaka via SANYO minibus, with accommodation in Miyajimaguchi and Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter on days 1 and 2, respectively.
  • Minibus capacity: 7 meters long with 21+6 seats, no trunk space, and pickup available from Hakata Station, Kokura Station, or hotels in Fukuoka Prefecture.
  • Package includes toll, parking, crew hotel fee, English-speaking guide, meal, and drink; optional entrance fees for attractions like Miyajima, Peace Memorial Museum, and Himeji Castle.
  • Total price for the trip starts from $3,937.99 per group (up to 12 people), with payment options including reserving now and paying later, and free cancellation up to 6 days in advance.
  • Accessibility considerations include infant seats, wheelchair accessibility, and suitability for most travelers, but may present challenges for some, such as those with back problems or heart conditions.

Trip Overview

This 3-day trip from Fukuoka to Osaka by SANYO minibus offers travelers a compact yet comprehensive sightseeing experience.

Day 1 accommodation is near Miyajima, Miyajimaguchi in Hiroshima Prefecture.

On Day 2, travelers will stay in the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter in Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture.

The minibus, 7 meters long with 21+6 seats, provides comfortable transportation without a trunk.

Pickup is available from Hakata Station, Kokura Station, or a hotel in Fukuoka Prefecture.

Each person can bring about two large carry-on bags, accommodating up to 12 travelers.

Transportation Details

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The 7-meter minibus accommodates 21+6 seats, providing comfortable transportation without a trunk.

The trip includes a driver, allowing participants to relax and enjoy the journey.

Travelers can be picked up from convenient locations such as Hakata Station, Kokura Station, or their hotel in Fukuoka Prefecture.

Each person can bring about two large carry-on bags, making the trip suitable for 12 people maximum.

The transportation is wheelchair accessible, catering to the needs of all participants.

  • No trunk space
  • Driver provided
  • Pickup from Fukuoka
  • Capacity for 12 people
  • Wheelchair accessible

Fees and Costs

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The Osaka trip package includes several fees and costs. The toll, parking, crew hotel fee, English-speaking guide, meal, and drink are all covered.

However, there are optional entrance fees that travelers should consider. These include the MIYAJIMA-GUCHI Ferry (¥200 or ≈$2 per adult), the Peace Memorial Museum (¥200 or ≈$2 per adult), the OHARA Museum of Art (¥2000 or ≈$15 per adult), and Himeji Castle (¥1000 or ≈$10 per adult).

The total price for the 3-day trip from Fukuoka to Osaka via SANYO is from $3,937.99 per group (up to 12 people).

Accessibility and Participation

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Although the 3-day trip from Fukuoka to Osaka via SANYO is designed to be accessible, it may not be suitable for all travelers.

The tour offers:

  • Infant seats available
  • Wheelchair accessibility
  • Not recommended for those with back problems, heart conditions, or pregnant travelers
  • Most travelers can participate
  • Guide will assist with individual needs

However, travelers with certain conditions or mobility limitations may find the trip challenging.

It’s important to carefully consider one’s physical abilities before booking to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

Booking Information

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From $3,937.99 per group (up to 12), this private 3-day trip from Fukuoka to Osaka via SANYO offers a convenient booking process.

Travelers can reserve now and pay later, with free cancellation up to 6 days in advance. Confirmation is received at the time of booking.

As a private tour, only your group will participate, with a guide available to assist with any needs.

This hassle-free experience allows you to focus on the journey, from Miyajima to Kurashiki and beyond, without worrying about the logistics.

Miyajima and Hiroshima

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After securing your booking for this private 3-day trip, the first stop takes you to Miyajima, an island in Hiroshima Prefecture known for its iconic floating torii gate.

Explore the island’s natural beauty, including:

  • Itsukushima Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage site with a grand shrine gate that appears to float on the water at high tide.

  • Mount Misen, offering panoramic views of the Seto Inland Sea.

  • The historic Daisho-in Temple, with its impressive collection of statues and pagodas.

  • The Omotesando shopping street, lined with traditional crafts and local specialties.

  • The Momijidani Park, famous for its breathtaking autumn foliage.

Kurashiki and Okayama

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On the second day, the group travels to the charming Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter in Okayama Prefecture.

They’ll explore the well-preserved canal-side streets lined with traditional white-walled storehouses. This historic district offers a glimpse into Japan’s past, with merchant houses, museums, and craft shops.

Afterward, they’ll visit the OHARA Museum of Art, which houses a renowned collection of Western art.

The group can stroll the picturesque canals, sample local cuisine, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of this beautifully preserved town.

The day ends with accommodation in Kurashiki City.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What Time Does the Minibus Depart From Fukuoka?

The minibus departs from pickup points in Fukuoka Prefecture, including Hakata Station and Kokura Station, or from the traveler’s hotel. The specific departure time is not provided in the information given.

Can I Purchase Additional Entrance Tickets on the Day?

Yes, you can purchase additional entrance tickets on the day. The optional entrance fees for attractions like the Peace Memorial Museum and Himeji Castle can be paid directly at the respective sites.

Is There Wi-Fi Available on the Minibus?

The minibus does not have Wi-Fi available, according to the information provided. Travelers should plan to bring their own mobile devices or make other arrangements for internet access during the trip.

Can I Store My Luggage on the Minibus During Stops?

The minibus has limited storage space, so travelers can store their luggage on board during stops. However, each person is limited to carrying about two large carry-on bags due to the minibus’s capacity.

Is There an Option to Extend the Trip Itinerary?

While the standard itinerary is 3 days, the tour provider may be able to extend the trip length upon request. Travelers should inquire about options to customize the itinerary to meet their needs.

The Sum Up

This 3-day trip from Fukuoka to Osaka offers a convenient and accessible way to explore Japan’s cultural highlights. Traveling by comfortable 7-meter SANYO minibus, you’ll visit Miyajima, the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, and more, accompanied by an English-speaking guide. With included transportation, meals, and optional entrance fees, this package provides a hassle-free experience, making it an ideal getaway for small groups seeking to enjoy Japan’s rich history and scenic beauty.