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“Kyoto Foodie Tour w/ Kanae”

Kanae was absolutely amazing!! She took me to several nice spots where the food was delicious and not over priced like alot of the tourists spots!! Additionally we had great conversations about cultural aspects as it relates our countries! If you are ever in Kyoto and want more than a food tour but someone that cares about your experience please book with Kanae for a wonderful experience!

“Best Guide in Tokyo”

Do yourself a favor and see Tokyo with Ritsuko. She was very flexible and extremely patient. Ritsuko’s engaging personality made my day in Tokyo unforgettable.

Ritsuko K.

(91 reviews)

Hi Constance, thank you so much for your wonderful review. I truly enjoyed our time together, hearing your many interesting stories. I hope you'll come back to Tokyo again someday. Or who knows—if I make it to San Francisco for the World Cup, I’ll be sure to reach out!

“More Tokyo!”

After the ½ day tour with our guide Kahoko, we took a full day tour. Kahoko met us in our hotel lobby and then we were off to more subway riding! Thank goodness we had Kahoko to tell us what to do on the subways. Went to the Fish Market (Tsukiji outer market) - David thought it was too much shopping… lol. Saw another shrine close to the fish market where they were performing a ceremony. Then we made our way to a lovey park with a tea house (Hamarikyu garden). At the tea house, Kahoko got us cool matcha tea and showed us how to drink it properly. Also had a very cute dessert. In the park I saw a manhole cover with a ginko tree design. (Who would of thought that manhole covers were beautiful!) Then it was off to a Japanese lunch way up high in one of the buildings adjacent to the park. We could look down and see the tea house that we were just at. After lunch, we went to the Meiji Jingu Shrine. It was right beside the subway, but felt like you were isolated from the world. Lots of trees! We saw the end of a big ceremony when we arrived. After we left, we went to Shibuya Crossing and saw the statue of Hachiko (loyal dog). Then we did the scrambled crossing. Lots of people!!! Afterwards Kahoko took use to the Japanese equivalent to a Lowes home improvement store. It was called “Hands”. (We were looking for a roll of painters tape… not a normal thing for a tour - lol). Also saw the close by Jinnan shopping district before heading back to the subway for the ride back to our hotel. Thanks, Kahoko – it was a great day. And David is still using his parasol!

Kahoko K.

(368 reviews)

Thank you very much for another kind review! I really appreciate it. I had a lovely time on the day as well the other tour thanks to you. In Tsukiji ,hustle -bustle market place and ceremonial shrine are a good contrast. In Hama rikyu, the tea time in the tea house on the pond was really relaxing. I was happy to show you about tea ceremony even a little. Also lunch time in the restaurant with a great view was peaceful enjoyable owing to your generosity. In Meiji jingu shrine , we were able to see solemn ceremonial procession. It was great experience for me because I have never seen it there. All in all, we could visit several places in a limited time smoothly under the heat. As you allowed me to use a parasol , the tour was much easier than usual . Thank you very much for asking me for two days. I hope you and your family's good health and good luck for long long time. Thank you again and take care!