D'Japanese Tunnel Family Resort and Restaurant

I visited Japanese Tunnel during my trip to Manila, and I had a very good experience. The place itself was nice and interesting, and the overall atmosphere was enjoyable. What truly made my visit special was the tour guide. She explained everything in detail with great patience and clarity, making the tour informative and engaging. She also kindly clicked my photos and made sure I was comfortable throughout the visi…

While I can't speak for the accommodations, the hotel staff (the security, lobby staff, and tour guide) were exceptionally warm and helpful. I got plenty of cute photos, but the real highlight of the experience was the tunnel itself. Brian Leslie was our guide, and he was very well versed in the history and construction of the site. He had answers for all of my random questions (what type of soil is this? how deep i…

It was interesting to visit but it was kind of a fast visit since the tunnel is quite short. But it must have taken a lot of effort to dig it out during the war. The ticket was cheap as well so you should check it out!

Bring you're history books. 5 hours tour guide. Amazing 👏 site. Historical events. General McDonald's came back here rescue Davso city

D’ Japanese Tunnel is a unique experience with well-preserved details inside. The tour guide explains things clearly and makes it easy to follow. The tour is quick too. It only took about 10 minutes to finish. Not recommended for people who are afraid of enclosed spaces. Worth a short stop!

the tunnel tour was around 15 minutes. be careful if you're very tall we are short we had to duck. they have real artifacts from the time of world war II. Are boys love the real life history

We ventured into an historic memorial during the japanese occupation, on what life they are into during those times.. and how those long narrow tunnels of networks mark as there refuge and their memorial..