Kamakura Private Tours

Dear Chester-san, Thank you very much for this wonderful review. I was truly happy to read it. It always makes me glad when I can help travelers who are interested in Japan and are enjoying their trip, and spending the day with you was a real pleasure for me. I am very glad that the plan suited you. I always like to offer a few options beforehand and shape the day around what you would like to see. In early June, I was not sure whether the hydrangeas at Meigetsu-in would already be at their best. When I went to check the day before, I found them just beginning to bloom beautifully, and I knew I wanted to take you there. On the day, it made me very happy to see how much you enjoyed them. There were still few other visitors, so we could take our time, and I was able to take many nice photos for you. I was also glad that you liked the lunch at a small restaurant on a quiet back street. Talking about Kamakura's history is one of the things I love most, and I hope these photos bring back the memories of that day whenever you look at them. Thank you again for your kind recommendation, and for spending the day with me. If you ever come back to Japan, it would be my pleasure to guide you again. With warm regards, Masa

Thank you very much for your heartwarming review, Steven-san! Although our original tour had to be canceled because of the typhoon, I was truly delighted that you booked with me again. It was a great pleasure to show my beloved Kamakura to your wonderful family, including your impressive sons. Being able to share the beauty of Kamakura during the hydrangea season with you all made it a very special and memorable day for me as well. Thank you for your curiosity and kindness throughout the day. I enjoyed every moment we spent together. I wish you and your family all the best. Domo arigatou gozaimashita! Yacco

Thank you for the wonderful review. The Kamakura tour with you and your family was so much fun. Even with jet lag, everyone walked so well! The beautiful bamboo temple, Hachimangu Shrine, lunch and shopping, the Great Buddha and Hase-dera Temple, and then the caves carved by the waves on the back side of Enoshima (where the dragon lives!)—I’d secretly worried we might not make it that far. Since you told me your family’s specific requests and preferences in advance, it made planning much easier. I appreciate your cooperation. Thank you, Joshi, Amy, Caroline, and Adelaide!