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Where should you go for a family summer trip? This year, let’s do something different—no more crowded cities, no more wasting time waiting in amusement park lines, and definitely no more rushed sightseeing tours. Let’s hold hands and get close to nature together!!
Xiangsheng Travel 0* uses Tigerair to fly directly to the “Fruit Kingdom” of Okayama. Don’t say a word—first, enjoy the most desirable and mouthwatering peaches and the unlimited sampling of Nijisseiki pears. The itinerary specially arranges for you and your child to experience the joy of picking peaches yourselves, allowing you to fully savor the sweet and juicy local produce.

The uniquely styled manga character “GeGeGe no Kitaro” has an entire street filled with shops of various unique characteristics—the Kitaro Street. It’s packed with little surprises in the form of Kitaro, Medama Oyaji, Nezumi Otoko, and various other character-shaped merchandise. We’ll also take the colorfully painted train inspired by the Japanese anime “GeGeGe no Kitaro” to explore the manga world created by the famous Japanese mangaka Shigeru Mizuki.

Matsue Owl and Bird Garden – Located in [?lan?bei?] is the world’s largest owl garden. [The text is unclear here] it houses 2,000 species of native flowers and various species of owls, waterfowl, parrots, as well as colorful toucans... The popular owl flight shows and penguin parades are a hit with children. Climb up to overlook [?lan?], the serene mountain range, and the majestic primeval forests. A high vantage point allows us to soothe our inner souls.

Japan’s only unique desert terrain, the Tottori Sand Dunes, stretches 16 kilometers east to west and 2 kilometers north to south, with elevation differences of up to 92 meters. It’s a masterpiece of nature shaped over tens of thousands of years. Sea winds carve beautiful ripples across the vast dunes; after heavy rain, when the gradually drying sand cascades down the slopes, it forms yellow sand waterfalls like curtains. These uniquely desert phenomena, known as “wind patterns” and “sand curtains,” serve as excellent living textbooks for geology and geography.

Encircling the Fifth National Treasure Castle—Matsue Castle—is the 3.7-kilometer-long Horikawa River. You can take a sightseeing boat to explore the original appearance of the old castle town. Along the way, you’ll pass under 16 bridges. Occasionally, when the bridge planks are too low, the awning on the boat must be lowered, and visitors have to duck to pass under these low bridges. With the sound of rippling water, you’ll enjoy views of Matsue Castle, the keep, and other scenic spots. The surrounding scenery is richly varied and full of charm, offering visitors a precious travel experience.

Ranked No. 1 in Japanese gardens for 14 consecutive years—the Adachi Museum of Art houses many works of modern Japanese art and features a 13,000-tsubo Japanese garden landscape. Selected by American garden magazines as one of Japan’s 389 gardens, it has been ranked No. 1 for 14 consecutive years. Every corner you look at is like a beautiful painting, making you feel as if you’re inside a picture. The 5-ton giant straw rope “shimenawa” in front of the Kagura Hall is a symbol of Izumo Taisha. Izumo Taisha is Japan’s most efficacious shrine for praying for good relationships, and many people visit hoping to find love. When you’re here, why not try your luck too!!
Xiangsheng Travel’s carefully curated “【Tiger Peach】San’in & San’yō ~ Kitaro & Owl Family Five-Day Tour” is a creative summer family trip. A special discount is also offered: the first 10 registrants enjoy a discount of 2,000 per person!
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Recommended itinerary: 【Tiger Peach】San’in & San’yō ~ Kitaro & Owl Family Five-Day Tour
Feature: First 10 registrants enjoy a 2,000 discount per person
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