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Tsumagari’s Private Tour: Jomon Sugi & Moss Forest 2-Day Trek (Photos & Video Included)

5.00· 2 reviews

Highlights

The guide will capture your trekking memories through photos and videos
Solo travelers are welcome—single-person bookings are available with our Solo Traveler Plan!

What to expect

＼Our Special Feature／
Your entire trekking experience (approx. 10–12 hours) will be captured in photos and videos,
and all data will be shared with you on the same day.
In addition, your guide will edit a 3-minute highlight movie just for you.
Of course, everyone wants to capture each special moment during a trip.
But sorting through hundreds of photos later can be overwhelming...
That’s why having a short 3-minute video lets you relive those memories easily and often—
a perfect way to keep your adventure close.

Packages (4)

Starting at: 04:30

Schedule

—
Pick-up at your accommodation (Miyanoura – Anbo area)
—
◆Important Notes
*Exact pick-up time will be confirmed by the guide the day before.
*This is a private tour. Selecting "Private guide" from the options is required.
—
◆Conquer Yakushima’s Two Iconic Trails with Guide Nobutoshi Tsumagari◆
・15 years of experience / Yakushima-born and raised
・Certified by the Ministry of the Environment’s Ecotourism Program
・Specializes in Jomon Sugi and Shiratani Unsuikyo
・Creates a fun, friendly atmosphere with local stories, nature quizzes, and great conversation along the way
—
◆Why Choose the Tsumagari Guide Plan◆
This tour was created with the hope that guests can fully experience Yakushima’s nature with all five senses. Photos and videos will be taken throughout the 10–12 hour trek, and all data will be delivered on the same day. A 3-minute highlight movie will also be edited and given as a keepsake.
—
Arrive at Arakawa Trailhead → Start on the old rail path
The trail begins from the Arakawa Trailhead, which has separate flush toilets for men and women. After getting ready, the long trek starts along the old rail path.
In summer, the sun begins to rise around departure time.

*The route may be reversed, starting from Shiratani Unsuikyo.
—
Kosugidani Bridge → Kosugidani Village Ruins
A historical logging village that once housed about 540 residents in 1960.
—
Kusugawa Junction → Sandai Sugi (Three Generations Cedar)
A bio-toilet is available at Kusugawa Junction. About 10 minutes along the rail path from there stands Sandai Sugi, a rare Yakusugi cedar that has survived through three generations—true to its name. In winter, the sun begins to rise near the end of the rail path.
—
Nioh Sugi → Enter the Ohkabu Trail
Pass the mighty Nioh Sugi, resembling a guardian statue. The steep ascent begins here. Be sure to use the last toilet before continuing—no toilets for the next 5 hours (toilet booths available).
—
Okina Sugi (Elder Cedar) Ruins → Wilson Stump
After passing Okina Sugi, the second-largest cedar after Jomon Sugi, you’ll reach Wilson Stump. This massive hollow stump is large enough to step inside. A natural spring flows from below, and when you look up, you’ll see a heart-shaped opening above.
—
Daiō Sugi (Great King Cedar)
A massive 3,000-year-old tree standing 25 meters tall with a 16-meter girth.
—
Meoto Sugi (Married Couple Cedar)
Two trees joined around 10 meters above ground, resembling a couple holding hands.
—
Jomon Sugi
The largest and most famous cedar on Yakushima. Its powerful presence will leave a lasting impression.
—
Descent Begins
The return follows the same route. Please be extra cautious, as fatigue may increase the risk of slipping. In winter, sunset occurs near the end of the rail path.
—
[17:00–18:30] Arrive at Arakawa Trailhead and board the mountain bus
In summer, sunset typically follows after hotel drop-off.
—
8:00～9:00　Pick-up at your accommodation
—
Arrive at Shiratani Unsuikyo Trailhead (Approx. 6 hours)
—
Iwai-no-Ōiwa → Hiryuu Otoshi → Satsuki Suspension Bridge
Admire the massive rock, roaring waterfall, and pristine river below the bridge.
—
Kusugawa Trail → Junction → Kuguri Sugi
A cedar with a tunnel-like root you can walk through—formed by decayed fallen trees.
—
Shiratani Mountain Hut → Nanahon Sugi
This simple mountain shelter provides fresh spring water and is sometimes visited by Yakushima deer. Passing Nanahon Sugi, with its wide-spreading branches, you enter the mystical world of Princess Mononoke.
—
Mossy Forest (Mononoke Forest)
Said to have inspired the Ghibli film Princess Mononoke, this magical moss-covered forest feels like a living painting—calm, lush, and otherworldly.
—
Tsuji Pass
After passing through the forest, you’ll reach a clearing with wooden benches—a short break before the final ascent.
—
Taikoiwa Rock
The last and steepest climb. This advanced section rewards you with panoramic views of Yakushima, bathed in sunlight filtering through the trees. After enjoying the view, descend back to Tsuji Pass.
—
Tsuji Pass → Shiratani Trailhead
—
[15:00–15:30] Drop-off at your accommodation

Starting at: 04:30

Schedule

—
Pick-up at your accommodation (Miyanoura – Anbo area)
—
◆Important Notes
*Exact pick-up time will be confirmed by the guide the day before.
*This is a private tour. Selecting "Private guide" from the options is required.
—
◆Conquer Yakushima’s Two Iconic Trails with Guide Nobutoshi Tsumagari◆
・15 years of experience / Yakushima-born and raised
・Certified by the Ministry of the Environment’s Ecotourism Program
・Specializes in Jomon Sugi and Shiratani Unsuikyo
・Creates a fun, friendly atmosphere with local stories, nature quizzes, and great conversation along the way
—
◆Why Choose the Tsumagari Guide Plan◆
This tour was created with the hope that guests can fully experience Yakushima’s nature with all five senses. Photos and videos will be taken throughout the 10–12 hour trek, and all data will be delivered on the same day. A 3-minute highlight movie will also be edited and given as a keepsake.
—
Arrive at Arakawa Trailhead → Start on the old rail path
The trail begins from the Arakawa Trailhead, which has separate flush toilets for men and women. After getting ready, the long trek starts along the old rail path.
In summer, the sun begins to rise around departure time.

*The route may be reversed, starting from Shiratani Unsuikyo.
—
Kosugidani Bridge → Kosugidani Village Ruins
A historical logging village that once housed about 540 residents in 1960.
—
Kusugawa Junction → Sandai Sugi (Three Generations Cedar)
A bio-toilet is available at Kusugawa Junction. About 10 minutes along the rail path from there stands Sandai Sugi, a rare Yakusugi cedar that has survived through three generations—true to its name. In winter, the sun begins to rise near the end of the rail path.
—
Nioh Sugi → Enter the Ohkabu Trail
Pass the mighty Nioh Sugi, resembling a guardian statue. The steep ascent begins here. Be sure to use the last toilet before continuing—no toilets for the next 5 hours (toilet booths available).
—
Okina Sugi (Elder Cedar) Ruins → Wilson Stump
After passing Okina Sugi, the second-largest cedar after Jomon Sugi, you’ll reach Wilson Stump. This massive hollow stump is large enough to step inside. A natural spring flows from below, and when you look up, you’ll see a heart-shaped opening above.
—
Daiō Sugi (Great King Cedar)
A massive 3,000-year-old tree standing 25 meters tall with a 16-meter girth.
—
Meoto Sugi (Married Couple Cedar)
Two trees joined around 10 meters above ground, resembling a couple holding hands.
—
Jomon Sugi
The largest and most famous cedar on Yakushima. Its powerful presence will leave a lasting impression.
—
Descent Begins
The return follows the same route. Please be extra cautious, as fatigue may increase the risk of slipping. In winter, sunset occurs near the end of the rail path.
—
[17:00–18:30] Arrive at Arakawa Trailhead and board the mountain bus
In summer, sunset typically follows after hotel drop-off.
—
Pick-up at your accommodation
—
Arrive at Shiratani Unsuikyo Trailhead
—
Iwai-no-Ōiwa → Hiryuu Otoshi → Satsuki Suspension Bridge
Admire the massive rock, roaring waterfall, and pristine river below the bridge.
—
Kusugawa Trail → Junction → Kuguri Sugi
A cedar with a tunnel-like root you can walk through—formed by decayed fallen trees.
—
Shiratani Mountain Hut → Nanahon Sugi
This simple mountain shelter provides fresh spring water and is sometimes visited by Yakushima deer. Passing Nanahon Sugi, with its wide-spreading branches, you enter the mystical world of Princess Mononoke.
—
Moss Forest (Mononoke Forest)
Said to have inspired the Ghibli film Princess Mononoke, this magical moss-covered forest feels like a living painting—calm, lush, and otherworldly.
—
Tsuji Pass
After passing through the forest, you’ll reach a clearing with wooden benches—a short break before the final ascent.
—
Taikoiwa Rock
The last and steepest climb. This advanced section rewards you with panoramic views of Yakushima, bathed in sunlight filtering through the trees.
After enjoying the view, descend back to Tsuji Pass.
—
Tsuji Pass → Shiratani Trailhead
—
[15:00–15:30] Drop-off at your accommodation

Starting at: 04:30

Schedule

—
Pick-up at your accommodation (Miyanoura – Anbo area)
—
◆Important Notes
*Exact pick-up time will be confirmed by the guide the day before.
*This is a private tour. Selecting "Private guide" from the options is required.
—
◆Conquer Yakushima’s Two Iconic Trails with Guide Nobutoshi Tsumagari◆
・15 years of experience / Yakushima-born and raised
・Certified by the Ministry of the Environment’s Ecotourism Program
・Specializes in Jomon Sugi and Shiratani Unsuikyo
・Creates a fun, friendly atmosphere with local stories, nature quizzes, and great conversation along the way
—
◆Why Choose the Tsumagari Guide Plan◆
This tour was created with the hope that guests can fully experience Yakushima’s nature with all five senses. Photos and videos will be taken throughout the 10–12 hour trek, and all data will be delivered on the same day. A 3-minute highlight movie will also be edited and given as a keepsake.
—
Arrive at Arakawa Trailhead → Start on the old rail path
The trail begins from the Arakawa Trailhead, which has separate flush toilets for men and women. After getting ready, the long trek starts along the old rail path.
In summer, the sun begins to rise around departure time.

*The route may be reversed, starting from Shiratani Unsuikyo.
—
Kosugidani Bridge → Kosugidani Village Ruins
A historical logging village that once housed about 540 residents in 1960.
—
Kusugawa Junction → Sandai Sugi (Three Generations Cedar)
A bio-toilet is available at Kusugawa Junction. About 10 minutes along the rail path from there stands Sandai Sugi, a rare Yakusugi cedar that has survived through three generations—true to its name. In winter, the sun begins to rise near the end of the rail path.
—
Nioh Sugi → Enter the Ohkabu Trail
Pass the mighty Nioh Sugi, resembling a guardian statue. The steep ascent begins here. Be sure to use the last toilet before continuing—no toilets for the next 5 hours (toilet booths available).
—
Okina Sugi (Elder Cedar) Ruins → Wilson Stump
After passing Okina Sugi, the second-largest cedar after Jomon Sugi, you’ll reach Wilson Stump. This massive hollow stump is large enough to step inside. A natural spring flows from below, and when you look up, you’ll see a heart-shaped opening above.
—
Daiō Sugi (Great King Cedar)
A massive 3,000-year-old tree standing 25 meters tall with a 16-meter girth.
—
Meoto Sugi (Married Couple Cedar)
Two trees joined around 10 meters above ground, resembling a couple holding hands.
—
Jomon Sugi
The largest and most famous cedar on Yakushima. Its powerful presence will leave a lasting impression.
—
Descent Begins
The return follows the same route. Please be extra cautious, as fatigue may increase the risk of slipping. In winter, sunset occurs near the end of the rail path.
—
[17:00–18:30] Arrive at Arakawa Trailhead and board the mountain bus
In summer, sunset typically follows after hotel drop-off.
—
8:00～9:00　Pick-up at your accommodation
—
Arrive at Shiratani Unsuikyo Trailhead (Approx. 6 hours)
—
Iwai-no-Ōiwa → Hiryuu Otoshi → Satsuki Suspension Bridge
Admire the massive rock, roaring waterfall, and pristine river below the bridge.
—
Kusugawa Trail → Junction → Kuguri Sugi
A cedar with a tunnel-like root you can walk through—formed by decayed fallen trees.
—
Shiratani Mountain Hut → Nanahon Sugi
This simple mountain shelter provides fresh spring water and is sometimes visited by Yakushima deer. Passing Nanahon Sugi, with its wide-spreading branches, you enter the mystical world of Princess Mononoke.
—
Mossy Forest (Mononoke Forest)
Said to have inspired the Ghibli film Princess Mononoke, this magical moss-covered forest feels like a living painting—calm, lush, and otherworldly.
—
Tsuji Pass
After passing through the forest, you’ll reach a clearing with wooden benches—a short break before the final ascent.
—
Taikoiwa Rock
The last and steepest climb. This advanced section rewards you with panoramic views of Yakushima, bathed in sunlight filtering through the trees. After enjoying the view, descend back to Tsuji Pass.
—
Tsuji Pass → Shiratani Trailhead
—
[15:00–15:30] Drop-off at your accommodation

Starting at: 04:30

Schedule

—
Pick-up at your accommodation (Miyanoura – Anbo area)
—
◆Important Notes
*Exact pick-up time will be confirmed by the guide the day before.
*This is a private tour. Selecting "Private guide" from the options is required.
—
◆Conquer Yakushima’s Two Iconic Trails with Guide Nobutoshi Tsumagari◆
・15 years of experience / Yakushima-born and raised
・Certified by the Ministry of the Environment’s Ecotourism Program
・Specializes in Jomon Sugi and Shiratani Unsuikyo
・Creates a fun, friendly atmosphere with local stories, nature quizzes, and great conversation along the way
—
◆Why Choose the Tsumagari Guide Plan◆
This tour was created with the hope that guests can fully experience Yakushima’s nature with all five senses. Photos and videos will be taken throughout the 10–12 hour trek, and all data will be delivered on the same day. A 3-minute highlight movie will also be edited and given as a keepsake.
—
Arrive at Arakawa Trailhead → Start on the old rail path
The trail begins from the Arakawa Trailhead, which has separate flush toilets for men and women. After getting ready, the long trek starts along the old rail path.
In summer, the sun begins to rise around departure time.

*The route may be reversed, starting from Shiratani Unsuikyo.
—
Kosugidani Bridge → Kosugidani Village Ruins
A historical logging village that once housed about 540 residents in 1960.
—
Kusugawa Junction → Sandai Sugi (Three Generations Cedar)
A bio-toilet is available at Kusugawa Junction. About 10 minutes along the rail path from there stands Sandai Sugi, a rare Yakusugi cedar that has survived through three generations—true to its name. In winter, the sun begins to rise near the end of the rail path.
—
Nioh Sugi → Enter the Ohkabu Trail
Pass the mighty Nioh Sugi, resembling a guardian statue. The steep ascent begins here. Be sure to use the last toilet before continuing—no toilets for the next 5 hours (toilet booths available).
—
Okina Sugi (Elder Cedar) Ruins → Wilson Stump
After passing Okina Sugi, the second-largest cedar after Jomon Sugi, you’ll reach Wilson Stump. This massive hollow stump is large enough to step inside. A natural spring flows from below, and when you look up, you’ll see a heart-shaped opening above.
—
Daiō Sugi (Great King Cedar)
A massive 3,000-year-old tree standing 25 meters tall with a 16-meter girth.
—
Meoto Sugi (Married Couple Cedar)
Two trees joined around 10 meters above ground, resembling a couple holding hands.
—
Jomon Sugi
The largest and most famous cedar on Yakushima. Its powerful presence will leave a lasting impression.
—
Descent Begins
The return follows the same route. Please be extra cautious, as fatigue may increase the risk of slipping. In winter, sunset occurs near the end of the rail path.
—
[17:00–18:30] Arrive at Arakawa Trailhead and board the mountain bus
In summer, sunset typically follows after hotel drop-off.
—
Pick-up at your accommodation
—
Arrive at Shiratani Unsuikyo Trailhead
—
Iwai-no-Ōiwa → Hiryuu Otoshi → Satsuki Suspension Bridge
Admire the massive rock, roaring waterfall, and pristine river below the bridge.
—
Kusugawa Trail → Junction → Kuguri Sugi
A cedar with a tunnel-like root you can walk through—formed by decayed fallen trees.
—
Shiratani Mountain Hut → Nanahon Sugi
This simple mountain shelter provides fresh spring water and is sometimes visited by Yakushima deer. Passing Nanahon Sugi, with its wide-spreading branches, you enter the mystical world of Princess Mononoke.
—
Moss Forest (Mononoke Forest)
Said to have inspired the Ghibli film Princess Mononoke, this magical moss-covered forest feels like a living painting—calm, lush, and otherworldly.
—
Tsuji Pass
After passing through the forest, you’ll reach a clearing with wooden benches—a short break before the final ascent.
—
Taikoiwa Rock
The last and steepest climb. This advanced section rewards you with panoramic views of Yakushima, bathed in sunlight filtering through the trees.
After enjoying the view, descend back to Tsuji Pass.
—
Tsuji Pass → Shiratani Trailhead
—
[15:00–15:30] Drop-off at your accommodation

Reviews

5.00

2 reviews

A trip to Yakushima with Mr. Tsugimura!

Posted Date: 2025/10/12

うみがめ

I didn't have much trekking experience, but Tsugimura-san kept the atmosphere bright and lively from start to finish, making it a day filled with laughter! During the hike, we enjoyed conversations filled with jokes, riddles, and quizzes, which made the long journey completely enjoyable without any boredom. At the rest points, we also heard a lot about Yakushima's nature and history, and I was deeply moved by the depth of the forest and the vitality of the cedar trees.

Thanks to the careful guida… I didn't have much trekking experience, but Tsugimura-san kept the atmosphere bright and lively from start to finish, making it a day filled with laughter! During the hike, we enjoyed conversations filled with jokes, riddles, and quizzes, which made the long journey completely enjoyable without any boredom. At the rest points, we also heard a lot about Yakushima's nature and history, and I was deeply moved by the depth of the forest and the vitality of the cedar trees.

Thanks to the careful guidance on walking techniques and precautions for slippery areas, I was able to proceed with confidence and reached the goal safely without any injuries. I felt a sense of accomplishment beyond my expectations, and the moment I stood in front of Jomon Sugi, my heart was full. We took many photos and videos, capturing natural expressions and emotional moments that we couldn't have captured ourselves, which made me really happy.

Thanks to the wonderful nature of Yakushima and Tsugimura-san's warm guidance, it became a trekking experience that will be a lifelong memory! トレッキング経験はあまりなかったのですが、津曲さんが最初から最後まで明るく盛り上げてくださって、終始笑いの絶えない一日になりました！登山中は冗談やなぞかけ、クイズなどで会話がはずみ、長い道のりも全く退屈せず、楽しく歩き続けることができました。途中の休憩ポイントでは、屋久島の自然や歴史についてのお話もたくさん聞かせていただき、森の深さやスギの生命力に感動しました。

歩き方のコツや、滑りやすい場所での注意点なども丁寧に教えていただいたおかげで、安心して進むことができ、最後まで怪我なく無事にゴールできま… トレッキング経験はあまりなかったのですが、津曲さんが最初から最後まで明るく盛り上げてくださって、終始笑いの絶えない一日になりました！登山中は冗談やなぞかけ、クイズなどで会話がはずみ、長い道のりも全く退屈せず、楽しく歩き続けることができました。途中の休憩ポイントでは、屋久島の自然や歴史についてのお話もたくさん聞かせていただき、森の深さやスギの生命力に感動しました。

歩き方のコツや、滑りやすい場所での注意点なども丁寧に教えていただいたおかげで、安心して進むことができ、最後まで怪我なく無事にゴールできました。思った以上に達成感があり、縄文杉を目の前にした瞬間は胸がいっぱいになりました。写真や動画もたくさん撮っていただき、自分たちでは撮れない自然な表情や感動の瞬間を残してもらえて、本当にうれしかったです。

屋久島の大自然の素晴らしさと、津曲さんの温かいガイドのおかげで、一生の思い出になるトレッキングになりました！

Machine translated from Japanese

Reply from the operator

Dear Umi Game,

Thank you very much for participating in the Jomon Sugi trekking and for sharing your experience.

I am glad to hear that you felt safe, secure, and enjoyed your time, as that is my motto.

It is unfortunate that you couldn't go to Shiratani on the second day due to heavy rain. You mentioned that you would go to the Mossy Forest the next day; were you able to make it?

While Shiratani and the Mossy Forest are wonderful, if the weather is good, you can see breathtaking views from Taiko Ro… Dear Umi Game,

Thank you very much for participating in the Jomon Sugi trekking and for sharing your experience.

I am glad to hear that you felt safe, secure, and enjoyed your time, as that is my motto.

It is unfortunate that you couldn't go to Shiratani on the second day due to heavy rain. You mentioned that you would go to the Mossy Forest the next day; were you able to make it?

While Shiratani and the Mossy Forest are wonderful, if the weather is good, you can see breathtaking views from Taiko Rock beyond that, so I hope you can come back to climb again someday.

I wish you both a long and happy life together, and I hope you will visit Yakushima for your honeymoon after you get married.

Yakushima Circle
Guide in charge, Tsugimura うみがめ様

この度は、縄文杉トレッキングにご参加頂き、そして体験談も投稿頂き誠にありがとうございます。

私は、安全・安心・楽しくをモットーにしていますので、それが感じてもらえて嬉しいです。

残念なのは2日目の白谷が大雨で行けなかったことですが、翌日に個人で苔むす森まで行かれると仰ってましたが行かれましたでしょうか。

白谷は苔むす森も良いですが、その先の太鼓岩は天気が良いと絶景が見れますので、またいつか登りに来て欲しいですね。

それではお二人が末永く幸せに過ごして頂き、ご結婚したら新婚旅行で屋久島に来て欲し… うみがめ様

この度は、縄文杉トレッキングにご参加頂き、そして体験談も投稿頂き誠にありがとうございます。

私は、安全・安心・楽しくをモットーにしていますので、それが感じてもらえて嬉しいです。

残念なのは2日目の白谷が大雨で行けなかったことですが、翌日に個人で苔むす森まで行かれると仰ってましたが行かれましたでしょうか。

白谷は苔むす森も良いですが、その先の太鼓岩は天気が良いと絶景が見れますので、またいつか登りに来て欲しいですね。

それではお二人が末永く幸せに過ごして頂き、ご結婚したら新婚旅行で屋久島に来て欲しいです。

屋久島の輪
担当ガイド　津曲

Machine translated from Japanese

It was a fun honeymoon!

Posted Date: 2025/10/15

I don't think it's often that you spend over 10 hours with someone you've just met. Because of that, I was hoping for a guide who seemed kind, not too loud, but still entertaining, and by chance, I connected with one through social media.

When we met on the day, the politeness I felt from our previous DMs remained, and I found him to be more interesting and surprisingly full of a spirit of service than I expected!

Looking around, I noticed many guides with a somewhat careless attitude and tone, bu… I don't think it's often that you spend over 10 hours with someone you've just met. Because of that, I was hoping for a guide who seemed kind, not too loud, but still entertaining, and by chance, I connected with one through social media.

When we met on the day, the politeness I felt from our previous DMs remained, and I found him to be more interesting and surprisingly full of a spirit of service than I expected!

Looking around, I noticed many guides with a somewhat careless attitude and tone, but he treated us with respect until the very end. Moreover, his spirit of service was remarkable; he surprised us with a newlywed gift, offered a variety of drinks beyond just coffee (I had given up on that since I'm not good with caffeine, but I was able to choose cocoa!), and provided us with ice-cold juice at Taiko Rock. I felt his thoughtfulness throughout.

Even photos that I was a bit shy to ask for were suggested by Tsugimura-san, allowing us to create many memories. I received photos that captured Yakushima, like pictures of the Kodama and Yakushima monkeys, and the editing was perfect! It also helped me learn about photography techniques (^^).

I think it would have been nice if he had consulted me in advance about posting face photos.

I will cherish the handkerchief and couple's chopsticks you gave me! Thank you very much for this experience! 10時間以上をはじめましての方と共にすることなんて、早々ないと思います。
それだけに、ガイドさんは優しそうでうるさくなさそうで、でも楽しませてくれる人がいいなぁなんて思っていたところ、偶然SNSでご縁をいただきました。

当日お会いして、事前のDMでのやり取りで感じた丁寧さはそのままに、思ったよりも面白く、そして思った以上にサービス精神あふれる方！

周りを見ると、うーんと思いたくなるようなぞんざいな態度・口調のガイドさんが多いなと感じるなか、最後まで敬語で対応いただきました。
また、何よりサービス精神がすごく、… 10時間以上をはじめましての方と共にすることなんて、早々ないと思います。
それだけに、ガイドさんは優しそうでうるさくなさそうで、でも楽しませてくれる人がいいなぁなんて思っていたところ、偶然SNSでご縁をいただきました。

当日お会いして、事前のDMでのやり取りで感じた丁寧さはそのままに、思ったよりも面白く、そして思った以上にサービス精神あふれる方！

周りを見ると、うーんと思いたくなるようなぞんざいな態度・口調のガイドさんが多いなと感じるなか、最後まで敬語で対応いただきました。
また、何よりサービス精神がすごく、サプライズで新婚祝をくださったり、飲み物もコーヒーだけでなく他の種類も選べたり（カフェイン苦手なので諦めてましたが、ココアを選べました！）、太鼓岩でキンキンに冷えたジュースをくださったり、随所に心遣いを感じました。

お願いするには少し恥ずかしい写真も、津曲さんの方から提案してくださるので、たくさん思い出を残すことができました。
コダマの写真や屋久猿の写真など、屋久島を感じるお写真ももらえましたし、加工もバッチリ！撮り方の勉強にもなりました(^^)

顔写真の投稿だけ、事前にご相談いただけると良かったかなと思います。

いただいたハンカチと夫婦箸、大切に使わせていただきます！
この度はありがとうございました！

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Reply from the operator

Dear TT,

Thank you very much for participating in the trekking tour and for sharing your experience.

Our communication on social media was at the end of August this year. Since I had heard that it was your honeymoon, I reminisced about my own honeymoon experience and prepared for the day by simulating the events leading up to your participation.

I’m glad to hear that you enjoyed the gifts and drinks.

Above all, I think the best part was that both days had beautiful weather.

I hope this experience ins… Dear TT,

Thank you very much for participating in the trekking tour and for sharing your experience.

Our communication on social media was at the end of August this year. Since I had heard that it was your honeymoon, I reminisced about my own honeymoon experience and prepared for the day by simulating the events leading up to your participation.

I’m glad to hear that you enjoyed the gifts and drinks.

Above all, I think the best part was that both days had beautiful weather.

I hope this experience inspires you to take up trekking as a hobby, and that one day you will challenge yourself to climb Mount Miyanoura, the highest peak in Kyushu.

We sincerely look forward to your next visit to the island.

Best regards,
Your guide, Tsugimura TT 様

この度は、トレッキングツアーにご参加頂き、また体験談も投稿頂き誠にありがとうございました。

ＳＮＳのやり取りが今年の８月末。
せっかくならと、ベルトラのツアーを紹介し当日を迎えましたが、事前に新婚旅行でと聞いてましたので、過去の新婚旅行で案会した時の事を思い出し
参加日までシュミレーションして望みました。

結果、プレゼントや飲み物など喜んで頂いて良かったです。

何より２日間がどちらも晴天で天気にも恵まれたことが一番良かったのではないでしょうか。

今回を機に、トレッキングを趣味にして頂きいつか九州最高峰… TT 様

この度は、トレッキングツアーにご参加頂き、また体験談も投稿頂き誠にありがとうございました。

ＳＮＳのやり取りが今年の８月末。
せっかくならと、ベルトラのツアーを紹介し当日を迎えましたが、事前に新婚旅行でと聞いてましたので、過去の新婚旅行で案会した時の事を思い出し
参加日までシュミレーションして望みました。

結果、プレゼントや飲み物など喜んで頂いて良かったです。

何より２日間がどちらも晴天で天気にも恵まれたことが一番良かったのではないでしょうか。

今回を機に、トレッキングを趣味にして頂きいつか九州最高峰の宮之浦岳に挑戦して欲しいですね。

それではまたのご来島を心よりお待ちしております。

担当ガイド　津曲

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