This time I used GOTO to travel to Kagoshima. We made the reservation through Japan Travel, and this time we had electronic GOTO coupons, so we planned to buy souvenirs and other things with them. However, no matter how many times I visited the Tenmonkan or the station, there were only five places at the station where I could use the electronic version of the GOTO coupon, and only one at the Tenmonkan. Isn't there somewhere else? I thought this was a no-no, but when I asked questions, they only suggested shops that I knew. ``I heard that there aren't many stores that accept electronic coupons. There aren't any other places like this!'' I was told in a rather strong manner, and at the end of the trip, why should I have to feel bad about being told that kind of thing? I didn't know. I'm having trouble asking this question, but I don't think that's the right way to say it. In the first place, in front of the entrance where souvenir shops were gathered, there was a sign saying, ``Electronic coupons are currently being adjusted. Paper coupons can be used.'' Do travel agencies know about this? If I had known that in advance, I would have looked at the reservation site and decided to use a paper coupon. Did it say in the precautions that there are almost no stores in Kagoshima that accept electronic coupons? It looked like I had a lot of coupons left over, so I ended up buying something I didn't want to compromise on. Please take appropriate measures in the future.

Today, when I asked about the evening departure port for Tanegashima, my older sister told me a completely false port.I was left alone in a place where I couldn't board the ship, so I called a taxi and paid a high price to go home. shock.

You can buy the CUTE free pass for city buses, trams, and Sakurajima ferry here. 1-day and 2-day tickets available. Recommended if you are going to Kagoshima city area and Sakurajima. You can also get a map here. Their response was kind and easy to understand.

What is going on with the Tourist information centers of Kyushu? They are the worst I have seen in Japan so far and the staff I had in Kagoshima today was hands down the rudest of all. If your job was only to give a map without any information or not even a polite smile, we wouldn't need a human being for that, a pamphlet stand will be enough. If you don't want to work, then find another job! All those lazy young ladies are giving a terrible image of the cities we come to visit.

人を待たせときながら、何も言葉を発しない。 よくこれで観光案内をできると感じた。 観光初日から不愉快な気持ちになり、鹿児島に不快なイメージを、植え付けてくれた。

We met one long curly hair customer service woman was so impatient and impolite while explaining to tourists.

When I asked the woman sitting on the far right for a restaurant recommendation, she gave me an accurate answer with plenty of information. Based on this person's advice, I plan to visit soba, black pork, and Kagoshima ramen restaurants. I was very satisfied with the recommended cooking by Ichinino.

The response was good.

Thank you for being so kind as to tell me where something is. I had a relaxing time. For the second time, please prepare your Kagoshima common boarding card, Rapica, when boarding the bus.

*I apologize for not being able to come to express my gratitude directly. This is the person who politely and kindly taught me about a nearby "Ichinisan (restaurant)" last night. Not only was it very easy to access, but all the staff at the restaurant were very kind and the clients I took there were very satisfied, and I myself would like to go there again if I come to Kagoshima soon. It was what I wanted. Thank you very much. From Tokyo, we would like to once again wish the staff of the tourist information center good health in the future.

They were amazingly helpful when I turned up in Kagoshima having forgotten to reserve a rental car. I think they spent 30 minutes calling every company in town trying to find a car

Very good service