Kamaura was once the seat of Japan. The first military Shogunate Government was established here in Kamakura (1147-99). One of the landmarks of Kamakura is Daibutsu (the Great Buddha). Why don't we look at it and the other historic spots. Plus you can enjoy shopping.
At your hotel
At your hotel
You can touch historic atmosphere, and feel history. Also you can enjoy taking the Eno-den Line (local train) and viewing the ocean along the line.
guide fee, hotel pick-up and drop-off (in Tokyo)
transportation fee (you and guide:round-trip=about 2500 yen per person), lunch, entrance fee (about 500 yen), etc...
The tours are always flexible, but I’m afraid I cannot do night tours.
Could you pay your guide's total transportation fee of the tour at the end of the tour?
John G.
We had the pleasure of having Akira as our guide for 2 days while visiting Tokyo on our first trip to Japan. What made our tours memorable were his insights into the culture and history of Japan as well as showing us many of his favorite spots in Tokyo and Kamakura. We visited places we wouldn't have found on our own. He was easy to communicate with and suggested ideas prior to our arrival in Tokyo so we were ready to hit the ground running once we arrived. Overall, a great experience and introduction to Tokyo and Japan.
Hi, John-san and Jeff-san. I’m most grateful to you that you sent me such a marvelous review! I had a great time with you for two days thanks to your personality. I was happy that you listened to my explanation and understood a little bit of history of Japan. And also I was happy that you’re satisfied with the small Tonkatsu restaurant. If you have another chance to visit Japan some day, I’m looking forward to seeing you again. Hope you have nice days in FL. Thank you so much again. Regards, Akira
Lynn G.
Akira was very pleasant. It was our pleasure to spend the day with him. He was highly organized as to where we were going. Never once did he rush us along. He explained things to us in a way that we could understand them. His command of English was good. He was willing to answer questions.
Hi, Lynn-san, Neil-san. Thank you for such a nice review. I’m very happy that you were satisfied with the tour. This was the first time for me to have a tour with a wheelchair. I myself could have a good experience. I had a good time thanks to your personality. Hope you have a great time during the rest of the tour. Thank you again. Best regards , Akira
Regina H.
Akira-san was our guide during our stay in Tokyo for 2 days. He was the kindest, most considerate and knowledgeable guide ever. He showed us the highlights of Tokyo including a fantastic Sushi lunch. He displayed a great sense of humor giving us multiple quizzes and asking humorous questions. We'll sure come back soon. Regina Haas
Hi, Regina-san. I’m most grateful to you for such an encouraging review! I know it’s not easy for you to write it because you’re still spending busy days during the rest of the tour. As I said, I had a very great time with you because of your kindness and friendship. I hope I’ll have a tour with you again in the future. Thank you again! Best regards, Akira
Salim V.
Our group of 8 had the good fortune of having Akira S as our tour guide for two days in Tokyo. On the first day Akira ensured that we had a great visit to Mt Fuji and the next day he showed us the highlights of Tokyo. We found him to be a most accommodating person who was able to customize the tour as per our requirements. We learnt a lot about the history of Japan, it's culture and cuisine during the sightseeing. Thank you Akira san for showing us the best of your country. With warmest regards, Salim Visram & family
Dear Salim-san and all your family. I’m very happy to receive such an encouraging message. I really had a valuable time for two days. It’s mainly because of your friendship where I feel comfortable. You showed me your interest in Japanese culture and history, so you were always listening to me very earnestly. On the first day, it was an unbelievably beautiful day, when we could enjoy viewing beautiful Mt. Fuji. On the second day, it was drizzling and getting cloudy later, when we didn’t have any trouble for walking at all. We were really lucky! Please come again to Tokyo. I’m very much looking forward to seeing everyone of you. I especially hope your brother-in-law is in good shape. Keep contact! Best regards, Akira