Tonbori River Cruise Review

Friendly staff! The cruise stops right below the Gilco sign too! Can take a better photo of it/with it from this cruise!

If you have a gas pass, you can use the free River Cruise and the Wonder Cruise, so it is recommended to use both day and night!

The first time I came, I came to take the Dotonbori cruise ship presented by the travel coupon. Haha, I felt a little soil. The second time I bought a little clothes and cosmeceuticals. There are really too many drugstores here, but the visa didn't seem to be particularly easy to handle in the year we went, so there were not many Chinese on holiday, and Shinsaibashi was not crowded as a whole. But when shopping, the camera was out of power, and there was no photo retention.

20mins cruise ride with guide giving a brief history explanation of the bridges and recommendation of the food along the river stretch. There are timing to the cruise so best to reach earlier for tickets otherwise you have to wait for next session. Approximate 40 pax per boat. worth the experience.

Looking at the travel notes, many people said that they had to shoot a long team, but when we went, there was a group of people in front of us, and we kept making sure to ask the counter conductor if we had gone to the wrong place. We use the travel card, as long as you take out the travel card, you can change tickets for free. The place to change tickets is also the departure and arrival station of the sightseeing boat, which is very convenient. On the boat, you can see the crowded Dotonbori. The narrator is very enthusiastic, although I don't know what she is talking about, a good experience!

Dotonbori, whether it is day or night, is people coming and going, many people are in line to take pictures with runners, it should be regarded as the first time to visit the photo, this area regardless of drug makeup, diet can be done at once, really want to say that the disadvantage is probably that there are too many tourists, the street is dirty, It's a few places that make me feel less like the Japanese environment.