Lawrence F.
“Perfect guide”
Highly recommend her
Ken D.
“Fantastic day”
Atsuko was great, very informative and took us to some beautiful places.Organising our tour with Atsuko was very straight forward and she always responded promptly,even when we made some last minute changes it was no problem. Atsuko is a wonderful guide and we would thoroughly recommend her. Thankyou Atsuko from Ken and the crew.
Claire C.
“Perfect For Families”
From the day we booked him, 5 months ago, Dan has been very easy to communicate with and very responsive. He really listened to our specific needs and wants. I highly recommend him if you are looking for a family friendly tour guide! Our son has special needs and Dan made it a priority to connect with him and make him feel cared for. We were also able to ask him all kinds of questions, prior to our trip and of course as well as during our tours, and he would take the time to do some research if he already didn't know the answer. Overall, it felt like we were visiting the city with a friend. The only problem we had is something we can't control : the time flies way too fast! So, the more you communicated beforehand, the more you'll get out of it.
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Elevate your Tokyo exploration with private tours and a local guide that unveils enriching stories and curated experiences for a unique city adventure.
There’s more to Tokyo than the Sky tree and busy train terminals. A private guide ensures your preferences shape the itinerary, offering you a chance to explore Tokyo's diverse neighborhoods, each with its own style and charm. From the rare finds in Yurakucho, to the book loving streets of Jimbocho, there’s a new discovery around every corner.
Add some cultural depth to your Tokyo trip with a local guide that appreciates the city’s layers. In the historic district of Kagurazaka, known for its old world structures and charm, your guide can share tales of the mysterious yet beautifully preserved geisha culture and lead you to Kagurazaka Street, which is sprinkled with teahouses, artisan stalls, and even French-inspired bistros.