Kanagawa Private Tours &amp; Local Tour Guides

Grant A.

Hello! My name is Grant, and I’ve spent over a decade living and exploring Japan. Originally from Omaha, Nebraska, I first came to Japan as a high school exchange student in Inuyama, a historic castle town in Aichi. My love for Japan began early—sparked by childhood games like Pokémon that were released in Japanese before English. That early curiosity grew into a lifelong passion for Japanese language, culture, and history. I hold an N2 on the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, a degree in Asian Studies from a Tokyo university, and I graduated from the Japan Visual Media Translation Academy. I’ve visited all 47 prefectures and explored a wide range of historical sites, shrines, and castles throughout the country. My background in Japanese history helps me provide context that brings depth and meaning to the places we visit—whether it's understanding a centuries-old temple in Kyoto, the story behind a castle ruin, or uncovering the historical layers of a Tokyo neighborhood. If you’re planning to explore Tokyo, here are some tour options to consider: One day in Tokyo? The Ginza Line Tour offers a great introduction to the city’s highlights. Two days? Pair the East Tokyo Tour and West Tokyo Tour to get a well-rounded experience. Interested in anime? The Anime Tour is flexible and can be tailored to match your specific interests. For those looking to go beyond the city, I also offer day trips to Nikko, Kamakura, and other nearby destinations. While most guests book Tokyo-based tours, I also guide in other regions—especially Kyoto, where I’ve visited every World Heritage Site. I regularly lead tours in Osaka, Nara, Nagoya, Hikone, and other locations easily reached by rail. Multi-day and custom tours are available on request. Full-Day Tour: 40,000 yen (8 hours) Full-Day Tour Outside of Tokyo: 40,000 yen + transportation Feel free to get in touch to plan a tour that fits your interests and travel plans.

Kaneo U.

I’m so excited to have a chance to show you around my favorite spots in Kanagawa prefecture. I was born in Kanagawa. I spent my whole school life, including university, here in Kanagawa. I worked as a high school English teacher here for more than 40 years. I love Kanagawa so much. We have many interesting tourist spots, like Hakone, Kamakura, Enoshima and Yokohama. I got my tour guide license in English in 2009. I am still an English teacher. To give an interesting and impressive lesson to young high school students, I’ve learnt and gathered many kinds of information. I also have a license to teach social studies, so I have a wide range of knowledge about Japanese culture and history. I’m sure to provide you an interesting tour.

Sumita Y.

I have been involved in international affairs in my career, and I got qualified as a national guided interpreter in 2016. Since then, I have guided tourists from various countries such as US, Holland, Canada, France, Spain, Singapore, Mexico, China and Australia. Places I have guided are major tourist spots such as Asakusa, Ueno, Yanaka, Imperial Palace, Meiji-Jingu Shrine, Tokyo Tower, Tsukiji Outer Market, Harajuku, Shibuya, Ginza and more. I will do my best to make your trip be more impressive and memorable.

Akira S.

Hello. I'm Akira.S. I've just finished working as a mentor for new young teachers of public junior high schools after long time career as a teacher. I’m so interested in guiding popular sightseeing spots and also hidden areas in and around Tokyo to you. I love this job because I have a lot of chances to meet nice people from various countries. I'm really looking forward to meeting persons interested in Japanese culture and history like YOU. I really hope you touch Japanese cultures, including Japanese cuisines. I’m coming up with a tour plan based on your interest.

Grant A.

Hello! My name is Grant, and I’ve spent over a decade living and exploring Japan. Originally from Omaha, Nebraska, I first came to Japan as a high school exchange student in Inuyama, a historic castle town in Aichi. My love for Japan began early—sparked by childhood games like Pokémon that were released in Japanese before English. That early curiosity grew into a lifelong passion for Japanese language, culture, and history. I hold an N2 on the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, a degree in Asian Studies from a Tokyo university, and I graduated from the Japan Visual Media Translation Academy. I’ve visited all 47 prefectures and explored a wide range of historical sites, shrines, and castles throughout the country. My background in Japanese history helps me provide context that brings depth and meaning to the places we visit—whether it's understanding a centuries-old temple in Kyoto, the story behind a castle ruin, or uncovering the historical layers of a Tokyo neighborhood. If you’re planning to explore Tokyo, here are some tour options to consider: One day in Tokyo? The Ginza Line Tour offers a great introduction to the city’s highlights. Two days? Pair the East Tokyo Tour and West Tokyo Tour to get a well-rounded experience. Interested in anime? The Anime Tour is flexible and can be tailored to match your specific interests. For those looking to go beyond the city, I also offer day trips to Nikko, Kamakura, and other nearby destinations. While most guests book Tokyo-based tours, I also guide in other regions—especially Kyoto, where I’ve visited every World Heritage Site. I regularly lead tours in Osaka, Nara, Nagoya, Hikone, and other locations easily reached by rail. Multi-day and custom tours are available on request. Full-Day Tour: 40,000 yen (8 hours) Full-Day Tour Outside of Tokyo: 40,000 yen + transportation Feel free to get in touch to plan a tour that fits your interests and travel plans.

Kaneo U.

I’m so excited to have a chance to show you around my favorite spots in Kanagawa prefecture. I was born in Kanagawa. I spent my whole school life, including university, here in Kanagawa. I worked as a high school English teacher here for more than 40 years. I love Kanagawa so much. We have many interesting tourist spots, like Hakone, Kamakura, Enoshima and Yokohama. I got my tour guide license in English in 2009. I am still an English teacher. To give an interesting and impressive lesson to young high school students, I’ve learnt and gathered many kinds of information. I also have a license to teach social studies, so I have a wide range of knowledge about Japanese culture and history. I’m sure to provide you an interesting tour.

Sumita Y.

I have been involved in international affairs in my career, and I got qualified as a national guided interpreter in 2016. Since then, I have guided tourists from various countries such as US, Holland, Canada, France, Spain, Singapore, Mexico, China and Australia. Places I have guided are major tourist spots such as Asakusa, Ueno, Yanaka, Imperial Palace, Meiji-Jingu Shrine, Tokyo Tower, Tsukiji Outer Market, Harajuku, Shibuya, Ginza and more. I will do my best to make your trip be more impressive and memorable.

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Akira S.

Hello. I'm Akira.S. I've just finished working as a mentor for new young teachers of public junior high schools after long time career as a teacher. I’m so interested in guiding popular sightseeing spots and also hidden areas in and around Tokyo to you. I love this job because I have a lot of chances to meet nice people from various countries. I'm really looking forward to meeting persons interested in Japanese culture and history like YOU. I really hope you touch Japanese cultures, including Japanese cuisines. I’m coming up with a tour plan based on your interest.

New Kanagawa Tour Guides

Ki M.

Hi! I’m Ki — your overly excited, always-curious, and sometimes accidentally funny Japan guide. I guide in Kanagawa, Yokohama, and Tokyo. I’m not just a guide — I’m also a photographer and video creator, which means two things: 1. You’ll get great photos of your trip, 2. And I’ll probably say “Wait! The light here is amazing!” at least three times a day. I guide in English, Japanese, and Chinese, so whether you’re asking “Where should we eat?”, “这是什么？”, or “どう行けばいいですか？” — I’ve got you covered! My tours are friendly, relaxed, and full of little surprises. I love showing travelers not only the famous spots, but also the cozy corners and hidden gems that make Japan special. Families, couples, solo travelers… everyone is welcome! I’m naturally optimistic, always smiling, and I truly believe the best part of any trip is the fun we don’t plan. My goal is simple: Make your day in Japan easy, fun, and memorable — with lots of laughter along the way. If you want a cheerful, flexible guide who can translate your cravings into real food, help you navigate the trains, and take great photos of you — I’m here! Let’s explore Japan together — one snack, one photo, and one “Ooh that’s cute!” at a time.

Mikhail B.

Hello, my name is Mikhail. I’ve been living in Japan for three years. I studied here, learned the language to JLPT N1 level, and became deeply familiar with the culture and everyday life. I speak English fluently and worked as a guide for a Japanese company for one year, mainly with English-speaking travelers. I truly love Japan — especially Tokyo, a city I know not just by its landmarks but also by its unique atmosphere. I enjoy sharing my knowledge and passion, guiding people through both famous sights and hidden local spots that most visitors never see. I love meeting new people and believe that every tour should feel personal, fun, and memorable.

Pam O.

Japan Yokoso! Hi, I will be your guide today and rest assured you'll be having the best time with me. Fun, excitement and adventures are me and together we will seek out the best of Japan! If you speak English, Cantonese, Malay, I'll be at your service, cheers!!

Yuki N.

I grew up in Kanagawa, and have lived in Tokyo, Kobe, Shizuoka, Shikoku and Shonan area in Japan. I have also lived and worked in the US at a Japanese international company. I have a lot of experiences to communicate with US people through my job. I understand what foreign people want to experience in Japan! I will be able to take you anywhere, anything you want. I hope to be a good friends with you!

Ki M.

Hi! I’m Ki — your overly excited, always-curious, and sometimes accidentally funny Japan guide. I guide in Kanagawa, Yokohama, and Tokyo. I’m not just a guide — I’m also a photographer and video creator, which means two things: 1. You’ll get great photos of your trip, 2. And I’ll probably say “Wait! The light here is amazing!” at least three times a day. I guide in English, Japanese, and Chinese, so whether you’re asking “Where should we eat?”, “这是什么？”, or “どう行けばいいですか？” — I’ve got you covered! My tours are friendly, relaxed, and full of little surprises. I love showing travelers not only the famous spots, but also the cozy corners and hidden gems that make Japan special. Families, couples, solo travelers… everyone is welcome! I’m naturally optimistic, always smiling, and I truly believe the best part of any trip is the fun we don’t plan. My goal is simple: Make your day in Japan easy, fun, and memorable — with lots of laughter along the way. If you want a cheerful, flexible guide who can translate your cravings into real food, help you navigate the trains, and take great photos of you — I’m here! Let’s explore Japan together — one snack, one photo, and one “Ooh that’s cute!” at a time.

Mikhail B.

Hello, my name is Mikhail. I’ve been living in Japan for three years. I studied here, learned the language to JLPT N1 level, and became deeply familiar with the culture and everyday life. I speak English fluently and worked as a guide for a Japanese company for one year, mainly with English-speaking travelers. I truly love Japan — especially Tokyo, a city I know not just by its landmarks but also by its unique atmosphere. I enjoy sharing my knowledge and passion, guiding people through both famous sights and hidden local spots that most visitors never see. I love meeting new people and believe that every tour should feel personal, fun, and memorable.

Pam O.

Japan Yokoso! Hi, I will be your guide today and rest assured you'll be having the best time with me. Fun, excitement and adventures are me and together we will seek out the best of Japan! If you speak English, Cantonese, Malay, I'll be at your service, cheers!!

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Yuki N.

I grew up in Kanagawa, and have lived in Tokyo, Kobe, Shizuoka, Shikoku and Shonan area in Japan. I have also lived and worked in the US at a Japanese international company. I have a lot of experiences to communicate with US people through my job. I understand what foreign people want to experience in Japan! I will be able to take you anywhere, anything you want. I hope to be a good friends with you!

Popular Kanagawa Private Tours

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8 hours

Kamakura highlights hotel pickup

Are you interested in Zen Buddhism? Kamakura is the best place to go. There are many Zen Buddhist temples and you can enjoy maccha green tea in the temple's site or Zen vegetarian meal in a specified restaurant. The big Buddha is waiting for you sitting cross legged and putting both feet on his thighs. In the Komachi Dori shopping street, there are a lot of small shops full of attractive goods.

Kamakura highlights hotel pickup

Explore the fort remains in Sarushima Island

This tour provide you some explorations of the remains of Japanese army after the Meiji Restoration till the 1st World War, while visiting Sarushima Island and exploring the inside of the battleship Mikasa.

Explore the fort remains in Sarushima Island

Oyama Pilgrimage - Japan Heritage　a Half day Detour on the way between Tokyo and Hakone

Oyama is the name of mountain located in Kanagawa pref. in the middle of the way between Tokyo and Hakone. It takes about 2 hours from Shinjuku st. or Hakone Yumoto st. During the Edo period(A.D.1600 -1868) , Mt.Oyama became a popular pilgrimage site for common people. This tour will cover this pilgrimage main destinations -Oyama-dera Temple and Afuri-jinja Shrine. You will enjoy the calm nature, shrines/temples, history and cable car. You are able to forget busy cities and long waiting lines.

Oyama Pilgrimage - Japan Heritage　a Half day Detour on the way between Tokyo and Hakone

Let's visit KAMAKURA's must-see places!

Visit Great Buddha, Hase Temple famous for Eleven-headed deity of mercy , and Tsurugaoka Hachiman shrine. If time allows, visit one more place, Kenchou-ji or Engaku-ji temple.

Let's visit KAMAKURA's must-see places!

Kamakura highlights hotel pickup

Are you interested in Zen Buddhism? Kamakura is the best place to go. There are many Zen Buddhist temples and you can enjoy maccha green tea in the temple's site or Zen vegetarian meal in a specified restaurant. The big Buddha is waiting for you sitting cross legged and putting both feet on his thighs. In the Komachi Dori shopping street, there are a lot of small shops full of attractive goods.

Kamakura highlights hotel pickup

Explore the fort remains in Sarushima Island

This tour provide you some explorations of the remains of Japanese army after the Meiji Restoration till the 1st World War, while visiting Sarushima Island and exploring the inside of the battleship Mikasa.

Explore the fort remains in Sarushima Island

Oyama Pilgrimage - Japan Heritage　a Half day Detour on the way between Tokyo and Hakone

Oyama is the name of mountain located in Kanagawa pref. in the middle of the way between Tokyo and Hakone. It takes about 2 hours from Shinjuku st. or Hakone Yumoto st. During the Edo period(A.D.1600 -1868) , Mt.Oyama became a popular pilgrimage site for common people. This tour will cover this pilgrimage main destinations -Oyama-dera Temple and Afuri-jinja Shrine. You will enjoy the calm nature, shrines/temples, history and cable car. You are able to forget busy cities and long waiting lines.

Oyama Pilgrimage - Japan Heritage　a Half day Detour on the way between Tokyo and Hakone

Let's visit KAMAKURA's must-see places!

Visit Great Buddha, Hase Temple famous for Eleven-headed deity of mercy , and Tsurugaoka Hachiman shrine. If time allows, visit one more place, Kenchou-ji or Engaku-ji temple.

Let's visit KAMAKURA's must-see places!

New Kanagawa Private Tours

Odawara Photogenic Instagram-Worthy Tour — A Hidden Gem Near Hakone

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Odawara Photogenic Instagram-Worthy Tour — A Hidden Gem Near Hakone

Please note that this tour takes place in Odawara, not Hakone. Odawara is a relaxed coastal city and a hidden gem with far fewer tourists than Hakone. We will visit 3–4 photogenic spots; the seaside, retro cafés, the old house, etc (varies by day). Historical places like Odawara Castle (outside only) and shrines are also included. This is mainly a walking tour, with some public transport. The meeting point is Odawara Station, with optional Hakone-Yumoto pickup. Custom itineraries are available.

Odawara Photogenic Instagram-Worthy Tour — A Hidden Gem Near Hakone

Koajiro Forest Trek: A Journey with Nature and Local Flavors

Experience one of Japan’s last remaining natural tidal forests with a local guide. Koajiro no Mori is where the forest meets the sea — a rare ecosystem teeming with life and harmony. Home to over 2,000 species, including rare creatures like red-clawed crabs and Japanese fireflies, this forest offers a glimpse into nature’s delicate balance. Take your time to observe the vibrant wildlife, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy a peaceful moment away from the crowds of Tokyo.

Koajiro Forest Trek: A Journey with Nature and Local Flavors

Discover Japan’s Living Landscapes: Architecture and Community in a Coastal Town ‘Manazuru’

Discover how a small coastal town in Kanagawa has made 'beauty' a civic priority. Just two hours from Tokyo, Manazuru invites you to explore its unique town ordinance, Bi no Kijun (“The Standards of Beauty”), which guides architecture, landscape, and daily life. This walking tour offers insight into how design, nature, and community values come together to shape a harmonious townscape. Perfect for those interested in architecture, urban planning, and sustainable living rooted in tradition.

Discover Japan’s Living Landscapes: Architecture and Community in a Coastal Town ‘Manazuru’

Self-awareness Zen walk “Iza Kamakura — it’s time to go to Kamakura”

This walk, led by a local artist, emphasizes a quiet, meditative, and meaningful experience. It deliberately avoids crowded tourist spots and streets, instead offering a tranquil route through the green hills that gently slope toward the ocean. Along the walk, we will visit four temples — three of which belong to the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism — including one founded by Eisai, the monk who introduced Zen Buddhism and culture of green tea to Japan.

Self-awareness Zen walk “Iza Kamakura — it’s time to go to Kamakura”

Odawara Photogenic Instagram-Worthy Tour — A Hidden Gem Near Hakone

Please note that this tour takes place in Odawara, not Hakone. Odawara is a relaxed coastal city and a hidden gem with far fewer tourists than Hakone. We will visit 3–4 photogenic spots; the seaside, retro cafés, the old house, etc (varies by day). Historical places like Odawara Castle (outside only) and shrines are also included. This is mainly a walking tour, with some public transport. The meeting point is Odawara Station, with optional Hakone-Yumoto pickup. Custom itineraries are available.

Odawara Photogenic Instagram-Worthy Tour — A Hidden Gem Near Hakone

Koajiro Forest Trek: A Journey with Nature and Local Flavors

Experience one of Japan’s last remaining natural tidal forests with a local guide. Koajiro no Mori is where the forest meets the sea — a rare ecosystem teeming with life and harmony. Home to over 2,000 species, including rare creatures like red-clawed crabs and Japanese fireflies, this forest offers a glimpse into nature’s delicate balance. Take your time to observe the vibrant wildlife, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy a peaceful moment away from the crowds of Tokyo.

Koajiro Forest Trek: A Journey with Nature and Local Flavors

Discover Japan’s Living Landscapes: Architecture and Community in a Coastal Town ‘Manazuru’

Discover how a small coastal town in Kanagawa has made 'beauty' a civic priority. Just two hours from Tokyo, Manazuru invites you to explore its unique town ordinance, Bi no Kijun (“The Standards of Beauty”), which guides architecture, landscape, and daily life. This walking tour offers insight into how design, nature, and community values come together to shape a harmonious townscape. Perfect for those interested in architecture, urban planning, and sustainable living rooted in tradition.

Discover Japan’s Living Landscapes: Architecture and Community in a Coastal Town ‘Manazuru’

Self-awareness Zen walk “Iza Kamakura — it’s time to go to Kamakura”

This walk, led by a local artist, emphasizes a quiet, meditative, and meaningful experience. It deliberately avoids crowded tourist spots and streets, instead offering a tranquil route through the green hills that gently slope toward the ocean. Along the walk, we will visit four temples — three of which belong to the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism — including one founded by Eisai, the monk who introduced Zen Buddhism and culture of green tea to Japan.

Self-awareness Zen walk “Iza Kamakura — it’s time to go to Kamakura”

Popular Kanagawa Private Cars

Retro Harbor & Island Escape from Tokyo – Misaki & Jogashima

Retro Harbor & Island Escape from Tokyo – Misaki & Jogashima

Just over an hour from Tokyo, step into a quiet fishing town full of Edo and Showa-era charm. There are no tourist crowds, and you can enjoy the fresh ocean breeze. This tour takes you to Misaki, a nostalgic harbor town. Then, cross the bridge to Jogashima, a rocky island with wild coastal views. Jogashima is rated two stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan and is Tokyo’s closest island. You’ll experience something authentic, peaceful, and deeply local.

Retro Harbor & Island Escape from Tokyo – Misaki & Jogashima

Hayama Art & Healing Retreat – Private Half-Day Tour

Hayama is a seaside town south of Tokyo and Yokohama, best known for Japan’s oldest Imperial Villa. This town offers a blend of natural beauty and refined culture. On this half-day tour, you’ll visit elegant museums, a traditional garden, and enjoy dining in a villa-style restaurant. Unlike nearby Kamakura, Hayama remains quiet and uncrowded, making your experience authentic, relaxing, and truly special. Of course, you can easily plan this tour before or after visiting Kamakura!

Hayama Art & Healing Retreat – Private Half-Day Tour

Retro Harbor & Island Escape from Tokyo – Misaki & Jogashima

Just over an hour from Tokyo, step into a quiet fishing town full of Edo and Showa-era charm. There are no tourist crowds, and you can enjoy the fresh ocean breeze. This tour takes you to Misaki, a nostalgic harbor town. Then, cross the bridge to Jogashima, a rocky island with wild coastal views. Jogashima is rated two stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan and is Tokyo’s closest island. You’ll experience something authentic, peaceful, and deeply local.

Retro Harbor & Island Escape from Tokyo – Misaki & Jogashima

Hayama Art & Healing Retreat – Private Half-Day Tour

Hayama is a seaside town south of Tokyo and Yokohama, best known for Japan’s oldest Imperial Villa. This town offers a blend of natural beauty and refined culture. On this half-day tour, you’ll visit elegant museums, a traditional garden, and enjoy dining in a villa-style restaurant. Unlike nearby Kamakura, Hayama remains quiet and uncrowded, making your experience authentic, relaxing, and truly special. Of course, you can easily plan this tour before or after visiting Kamakura!

Hayama Art & Healing Retreat – Private Half-Day Tour

Day Trips from Kanagawa

Tokyo

Hakone

Kamakura

Yokohama

Chiba

Tokyo

Hakone

Kamakura

Yokohama

Chiba

Kanagawa Tour Reviews

Brandon S.

5 / 5

Dec 12, 2025

Retro Harbor & Island Escape from Tokyo – Misaki & Jogashima

Dec 12, 2025

“A picturesque seaside town and island tour!”

We booked a tour with Nahomi to get away from the bustle of Tokyo and were taken on a beautiful tour of Japan’s coast and the hidden gem that is Jogashima island! The tour itself took us through some local shrines, coffee shops, and a local eatery for fresh seafood before taking a ferry to hike through Jogashima island. Everywhere we visited felt genuine and local to the area. Jogashima had amazing views and fascinating rock formations that we hiked across, it was great for photos to bring back home! As a tour guide, Nahomi was incredibly accommodating: taking in all of our personal interests and preferences and integrating them into the Misaki city tour as much as possible. My traveling companion was a bit of a picky eater but Nahomi was able to find restaurants that suited and even impressed his restricted palate. Additionally, being driven around the Misaki area to see the farmlands was a refreshing break from the constant cityscape of Tokyo! I would highly recommend booking Nahomi as a tour guide for the Misaki area. She is extremely knowledgeable on the local area and was able to give us very detailed itineraries on how to reach the city from Tokyo by train. As a tour guide her english skills are excellent and a splendid communicator. We greatly enjoyed our time talking with her throughout the tour. I would book Nahomi again as a tour guide for other areas around Tokyo for my next trip!

Michele C.

5 / 5

Oct 3, 2025

Yokohama Delights

Oct 3, 2025

8 hours

Customized

“Yokohama delights”

Hiromi was a pure delight. She navigated us through beautiful Yokohama and could not have been more accommodating. She listened to our likes and tailored the itinerary to provide the best experience. Would highly recommend

Hiromi S.

Dear Michele Thank you so much for your kind words! It was truly a pleasure guiding you through Yokohama and Kamakura.I’m so happy to hear you enjoyed the experience. Thank you also for clearly sharing what you wanted to see and do . It was to fun to create the best itinerary together !!I truly enjoyed guiding you as well. Best regards Hiromi

James R.

5 / 5

Sep 10, 2025

Retro Harbor & Island Escape from Tokyo – Misaki & Jogashima

Sep 10, 2025

“Relaxing day with Nahomi”

Hi, we're looking for a good local Japanese tour of areas outside of Tokyo that normally tourists would not go to. Nahomi contacted us before the tour started and wanted to know what we wanted to see, eat and do tofay. She was very flexible and adjusted our itinerary to see, eat and do what we preferred. Because my wife couldn't walk fast because of a back surgery, our pace was a little bit slower. Our tour was suppose to be 5 hours but ended up to be 6 1/2 hours. We highly recommend using Nahomi and we plan to take her Kamakura tour during our next visit to Japan. Thank you, Nahomi!

Nahomi O.

Thank you so much for joining my tour yesterday! You were both so kind and full of humor—James with your gentle heart and Mija with your wonderful grace. The weather was hot and humid, so I wasn’t sure how well I could adjust the tour for you, but I’m really glad to know you both enjoyed it. I also felt that you are such an inspiring couple, really my ideal image for the future. I am really looking forward to meeting again the next time you come to Japan. Thank you also for sharing the beautiful photos! Wishing you a wonderful journey from today onward!

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