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Discover Things to Do and Plan a Trip to Yokohama, Japan with a Local Guide

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Yacco M.

Hi, I’m Yacco, a friendly and passionate local guide. I was born and raised in Shizuoka and have lived in Yokohama for over 30 years. For the past several years, I’ve been guiding international visitors in Kamakura, Yokohama, and Tokyo as a volunteer, helping them discover the rich history, culture, and hidden charm of these unique cities. Traveling abroad creates once-in-a-lifetime memories, and I would love for you to fully experience the beauty and spirit of my favorite towns. I not only enjoy showing historical and modern landmarks, but also love introducing quiet backstreets, seasonal flowers, cozy cafés, and delicious local food that reflect the charm of everyday life. What I enjoy most is comparing Japanese traditions with my guests’ own cultures and histories—these conversations often lead to deep and inspiring exchanges. As your guide, I’m happy to customize tours based on your interests, whether you’re seeking unique experiences, historical insights, or local flavors. Let’s walk, talk, and create unforgettable memories together!

Japan

Atsushi K.

I have been working for the business with American companies for many years and have many experiences guiding customers from all over the world, from Japan to the USA and Europe. I lived in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, for five years and loved to drive around Europe, the USA, and Japan. I now have a national license as a guiding interpreter and want to introduce Japanese traditional culture to people worldwide who are interested in it. I can be your guide in Tokyo, Yokohama, and Kamakura for your enjoyable time in Japan.

Japan

Yoshi S.

Hello, I'm Yoshi!! I started my second career as a tour guide after retiring from the Japanese computer company I had worked for about 40 years. I was born in Asakusa and grew up in down town in Tokyo. I’m married with two daughters and three grandchildren, two girls and a boy. I've experienced guiding international visitors in Tokyo and other famous sightseeing spots as a guide for several years. I will be so happy to help you enjoy your stay in Japan. Look forward to joining my tour!!

Japan

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.

Japan

Yacco M.

Hi, I’m Yacco, a friendly and passionate local guide. I was born and raised in Shizuoka and have lived in Yokohama for over 30 years. For the past several years, I’ve been guiding international visitors in Kamakura, Yokohama, and Tokyo as a volunteer, helping them discover the rich history, culture, and hidden charm of these unique cities. Traveling abroad creates once-in-a-lifetime memories, and I would love for you to fully experience the beauty and spirit of my favorite towns. I not only enjoy showing historical and modern landmarks, but also love introducing quiet backstreets, seasonal flowers, cozy cafés, and delicious local food that reflect the charm of everyday life. What I enjoy most is comparing Japanese traditions with my guests’ own cultures and histories—these conversations often lead to deep and inspiring exchanges. As your guide, I’m happy to customize tours based on your interests, whether you’re seeking unique experiences, historical insights, or local flavors. Let’s walk, talk, and create unforgettable memories together!

Japan

Atsushi K.

I have been working for the business with American companies for many years and have many experiences guiding customers from all over the world, from Japan to the USA and Europe. I lived in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, for five years and loved to drive around Europe, the USA, and Japan. I now have a national license as a guiding interpreter and want to introduce Japanese traditional culture to people worldwide who are interested in it. I can be your guide in Tokyo, Yokohama, and Kamakura for your enjoyable time in Japan.

Japan

Yoshi S.

Hello, I'm Yoshi!! I started my second career as a tour guide after retiring from the Japanese computer company I had worked for about 40 years. I was born in Asakusa and grew up in down town in Tokyo. I’m married with two daughters and three grandchildren, two girls and a boy. I've experienced guiding international visitors in Tokyo and other famous sightseeing spots as a guide for several years. I will be so happy to help you enjoy your stay in Japan. Look forward to joining my tour!!

Japan

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.

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Masa O.

I spent many years in the automotive industry and international consulting, including extensive time living and working in the United States. While I am very comfortable hosting business executives, I truly love sharing the "heart of Japan" with families and senior travelers. I enjoy making my tours feel like a walk with a knowledgeable friend—whether we are discussing the latest design trends or the deep history of a hidden temple. My goal is to bridge the gap between cultures with a smile, ensuring that every guest, from busy professionals to curious grandkids, feels welcome and inspired.

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Maricar R.

Hello, My name is Maricar! Originally from the Philippines, and I’ve been living here in Japan for over 10 years. I’m currently based in Saitama—so I’m very familiar with the local area as well as many parts of Japan. As a traveler myself, I have a strong passion for exploring Japan, and my personal goal is to visit all 47 prefectures. Because of this, I love sharing not just the popular tourist spots, but also hidden gems and local experiences that many visitors don’t usually get to see. I speak Tagalog and English fluently, along with conversational Japanese, so I can assist a wide range of guests and help make your journey smooth, comfortable, and enjoyable. I’m really excited to guide you today and share with you the beauty, culture, and unique charm of Japan. Let’s have a wonderful trip together!

Japan

Masahiro A.

I am a National Licensed Guide Interpreter with a unique background. After a 30-year corporate career and obtaining an MBA, I decided to dedicate my life to mastering traditional Japanese arts. I am a graduate of professional schools for Sushi and Soba noodles. Currently, I am in the professional pottery course. My expertise isn't just from books — I practice these arts every day. While residing in Yokohama, I operate a traditional Japanese guest house (Minpaku) in a 150-year-old folk house in Minamiuonuma, Niigata. I also manage local rice fields through a contract farming model, contributing to the preservation of the region's renowned agricultural heritage. Certifications: MBA(2002),National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter (English 2012), DELE A2 (Spanish 2024). Culinary Arts: Certified Sushi Chef (Ginza Onodera Academy 2024), Food Hygiene Supervisor (Yokohama City), Professional Soba Maker (Issa-an 2025). Cultural Arts: Tea Ceremony (Enshu-ryu), Calligraphy, Professional Pottery Student(2024-2028). I can offer 1.The Artisan's Table: A deep dive into the world of Sushi and Soba with a professional chef's perspective. I can arrange private sushi and soba workshops for you. 2. Zen & Ceramics: I offer visits to historic temples and hidden ceramic galleries, along with private lessons on tea ceremony etiquette. Also I provide hands-on pottery workshops. 3. Stay at a traditional Japanese farmhouse in Niigata and experience authentic farming while embracing nature away from the city bustle. My global perspective is rooted in my time at the University of Florida. With over 10 years of experience in corporate communications at a major firm, I specialize in distilling complex information into clear, logical, and persuasive narratives. Beyond Sightseeing: Hablo un poco de español. ¡Bienvenidos! Tengo muchas ganas de verte. Nos vemos pronto. ¡Chao! ¡Chao!

Japan

Mika T.

Hi, I'm Mika, a National Licensed Tourist guide. I have formal training in practical photography, certified by a Japanese art education association, and will gladly assist you in capturing memorable moments during the tour. On clear days, you can expect well-composed photos with Tokyo as a stunning backdrop. Photos can be shared digitally after the tour. (Photography support may be adjusted depending on weather conditions.)

Japan

Masa O.

I spent many years in the automotive industry and international consulting, including extensive time living and working in the United States. While I am very comfortable hosting business executives, I truly love sharing the "heart of Japan" with families and senior travelers. I enjoy making my tours feel like a walk with a knowledgeable friend—whether we are discussing the latest design trends or the deep history of a hidden temple. My goal is to bridge the gap between cultures with a smile, ensuring that every guest, from busy professionals to curious grandkids, feels welcome and inspired.

Japan

Maricar R.

Hello, My name is Maricar! Originally from the Philippines, and I’ve been living here in Japan for over 10 years. I’m currently based in Saitama—so I’m very familiar with the local area as well as many parts of Japan. As a traveler myself, I have a strong passion for exploring Japan, and my personal goal is to visit all 47 prefectures. Because of this, I love sharing not just the popular tourist spots, but also hidden gems and local experiences that many visitors don’t usually get to see. I speak Tagalog and English fluently, along with conversational Japanese, so I can assist a wide range of guests and help make your journey smooth, comfortable, and enjoyable. I’m really excited to guide you today and share with you the beauty, culture, and unique charm of Japan. Let’s have a wonderful trip together!

Japan

Masahiro A.

I am a National Licensed Guide Interpreter with a unique background. After a 30-year corporate career and obtaining an MBA, I decided to dedicate my life to mastering traditional Japanese arts. I am a graduate of professional schools for Sushi and Soba noodles. Currently, I am in the professional pottery course. My expertise isn't just from books — I practice these arts every day. While residing in Yokohama, I operate a traditional Japanese guest house (Minpaku) in a 150-year-old folk house in Minamiuonuma, Niigata. I also manage local rice fields through a contract farming model, contributing to the preservation of the region's renowned agricultural heritage. Certifications: MBA(2002),National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter (English 2012), DELE A2 (Spanish 2024). Culinary Arts: Certified Sushi Chef (Ginza Onodera Academy 2024), Food Hygiene Supervisor (Yokohama City), Professional Soba Maker (Issa-an 2025). Cultural Arts: Tea Ceremony (Enshu-ryu), Calligraphy, Professional Pottery Student(2024-2028). I can offer 1.The Artisan's Table: A deep dive into the world of Sushi and Soba with a professional chef's perspective. I can arrange private sushi and soba workshops for you. 2. Zen & Ceramics: I offer visits to historic temples and hidden ceramic galleries, along with private lessons on tea ceremony etiquette. Also I provide hands-on pottery workshops. 3. Stay at a traditional Japanese farmhouse in Niigata and experience authentic farming while embracing nature away from the city bustle. My global perspective is rooted in my time at the University of Florida. With over 10 years of experience in corporate communications at a major firm, I specialize in distilling complex information into clear, logical, and persuasive narratives. Beyond Sightseeing: Hablo un poco de español. ¡Bienvenidos! Tengo muchas ganas de verte. Nos vemos pronto. ¡Chao! ¡Chao!

Japan

Mika T.

Hi, I'm Mika, a National Licensed Tourist guide. I have formal training in practical photography, certified by a Japanese art education association, and will gladly assist you in capturing memorable moments during the tour. On clear days, you can expect well-composed photos with Tokyo as a stunning backdrop. Photos can be shared digitally after the tour. (Photography support may be adjusted depending on weather conditions.)

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Popular Yokohama Private Tours

Yokohama

6 hours

Yokohama Highlights Tour: Waterfront Walk, Chinatown & Choose Your Museum Experience

Located about 30 minutes from central Tokyo, Yokohama is a port city blending historic charm with a modern waterfront. This relaxed walking tour covers highlights like the Minato Mirai area, Yamashita Park, and Chinatown—perfect for first-time visitors. You can also choose an optional visit to either the Yokohama Port Museum (closed Mondays) to learn about the city’s port history, or the CupNoodles Museum Yokohama (closed Tuesdays) for a fun, hands-on look at instant noodle culture.

Yokohama Highlights Tour: Waterfront Walk, Chinatown & Choose Your Museum Experience

Harber City Yokohama, Birth place of Japan's modern culture

Located in the south of Tokyo along with the coastline of Japan's Pacific Ocean, Yokohama is one of the first harbor cities opened to the world as the entrance to Japan in 1953. So, Yokohama is a retro-modern port city that blends the old and the new and attracts many tourists. You can enjoy Yokohama's greatest attractions with this tour.

Harber City Yokohama, Birth place of Japan's modern culture

Yokohama, Now & Then

Only a 30-minute train ride from Tokyo, you can reach the unique cosmopolitan city of Yokohama. Yokohama has two faces: modern and classical. In this tour you can enjoy a modern life at Minato Mirai 21 and a classical one at Yamate Heights and China town. MM21 is a national project, starting in 1984, to create a new city at its waterfront, suitable for the 21st century. Yamate Heights, an old European settlement on a hill, preserves beautiful European style houses.

Yokohama, Now & Then

Yokohama City Highlights (Cruise, Chinatown etc.)

Yokohama is one of the oldest ports opened to foreign countries when the Meiji revolution started about 160 years ago. During our tour, you can enjoy beautiful exotic port scenery, historical buildings and nice foods, which you can only find in Yokohama. After hearing your favorite starting time, I will arrange the best itinerary of the tour and feedback it to you with time schedule and estimated costs (transportation and food etc.). Be my guest！

Yokohama City Highlights (Cruise, Chinatown etc.)

Yokohama Highlights Tour: Waterfront Walk, Chinatown & Choose Your Museum Experience

Located about 30 minutes from central Tokyo, Yokohama is a port city blending historic charm with a modern waterfront. This relaxed walking tour covers highlights like the Minato Mirai area, Yamashita Park, and Chinatown—perfect for first-time visitors. You can also choose an optional visit to either the Yokohama Port Museum (closed Mondays) to learn about the city’s port history, or the CupNoodles Museum Yokohama (closed Tuesdays) for a fun, hands-on look at instant noodle culture.

Yokohama Highlights Tour: Waterfront Walk, Chinatown & Choose Your Museum Experience

Harber City Yokohama, Birth place of Japan's modern culture

Located in the south of Tokyo along with the coastline of Japan's Pacific Ocean, Yokohama is one of the first harbor cities opened to the world as the entrance to Japan in 1953. So, Yokohama is a retro-modern port city that blends the old and the new and attracts many tourists. You can enjoy Yokohama's greatest attractions with this tour.

Harber City Yokohama, Birth place of Japan's modern culture

Yokohama, Now & Then

Only a 30-minute train ride from Tokyo, you can reach the unique cosmopolitan city of Yokohama. Yokohama has two faces: modern and classical. In this tour you can enjoy a modern life at Minato Mirai 21 and a classical one at Yamate Heights and China town. MM21 is a national project, starting in 1984, to create a new city at its waterfront, suitable for the 21st century. Yamate Heights, an old European settlement on a hill, preserves beautiful European style houses.

Yokohama, Now & Then

Yokohama City Highlights (Cruise, Chinatown etc.)

Yokohama is one of the oldest ports opened to foreign countries when the Meiji revolution started about 160 years ago. During our tour, you can enjoy beautiful exotic port scenery, historical buildings and nice foods, which you can only find in Yokohama. After hearing your favorite starting time, I will arrange the best itinerary of the tour and feedback it to you with time schedule and estimated costs (transportation and food etc.). Be my guest！

Yokohama City Highlights (Cruise, Chinatown etc.)

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Yokohama

7 hours

Explore the Ramen History and Culture - how this world-famous dish was born here in Yokohama

Yokohama is the true heart of Ramen Culture. On this tour, we trace the entire story of this legendary dish across three iconic locations. We begin with the global revolution of instant noodles to see how ramen conquered the world. Next, we dive into the original roots in Chinatown, where the dish first entered Japan over 160 years ago. Finally, we step into a nostalgic 1950s world to experience the incredible variety of regional styles that define ramen today and its future.

Explore the Ramen History and Culture - how this world-famous dish was born here in Yokohama

Experience Tokyo’s Contrast — Discover the Harmony of Tradition and Modernity

Tokyo is where the past and future live side by side. Explore the dramatic contrasts of this metropolis in one day: starting from the serene Hama-rikyu Gardens with a tea ceremony experience, to the bustling temple town of Asakusa with its roots in the ancient era; from the Imperial Palace, the historic stage of Japan’s political transformation, to the shining icon of modern Tokyo.

Experience Tokyo’s Contrast — Discover the Harmony of Tradition and Modernity

Discover the Heart of Tokyo’s Food Culture

The Tsukiji Outer Market has been the center of Tokyo's food for over 100 years. It is a place full of history and amazing flavors. On this tour, we will explore more than just seafood. You will see the local lifestyle, traditional craftsmanship, and many kinds of delicious food. This tour is perfect for food lovers, families with children, and senior travelers. Let’s enjoy a relaxed walk and discover the diverse food culture of Japan together!

Discover the Heart of Tokyo’s Food Culture

Yokohama: Japan’s First Global City

This tour explores how Yokohama became more an international city. When Japan opened to the world in the 19th century, foreign merchants, and Chinese traders settled in Yokohama, not in Tokyo. As we walk through the port area, Chinatown, and Yamashita park., you will discover how cultural exchange gave Yokohama a unique identity. By the end of the tour, you will see how two neighboring cities developed very different personalities

Yokohama: Japan’s First Global City

Explore the Ramen History and Culture - how this world-famous dish was born here in Yokohama

Yokohama is the true heart of Ramen Culture. On this tour, we trace the entire story of this legendary dish across three iconic locations. We begin with the global revolution of instant noodles to see how ramen conquered the world. Next, we dive into the original roots in Chinatown, where the dish first entered Japan over 160 years ago. Finally, we step into a nostalgic 1950s world to experience the incredible variety of regional styles that define ramen today and its future.

Explore the Ramen History and Culture - how this world-famous dish was born here in Yokohama

Experience Tokyo’s Contrast — Discover the Harmony of Tradition and Modernity

Tokyo is where the past and future live side by side. Explore the dramatic contrasts of this metropolis in one day: starting from the serene Hama-rikyu Gardens with a tea ceremony experience, to the bustling temple town of Asakusa with its roots in the ancient era; from the Imperial Palace, the historic stage of Japan’s political transformation, to the shining icon of modern Tokyo.

Experience Tokyo’s Contrast — Discover the Harmony of Tradition and Modernity

Discover the Heart of Tokyo’s Food Culture

The Tsukiji Outer Market has been the center of Tokyo's food for over 100 years. It is a place full of history and amazing flavors. On this tour, we will explore more than just seafood. You will see the local lifestyle, traditional craftsmanship, and many kinds of delicious food. This tour is perfect for food lovers, families with children, and senior travelers. Let’s enjoy a relaxed walk and discover the diverse food culture of Japan together!

Discover the Heart of Tokyo’s Food Culture

Yokohama: Japan’s First Global City

This tour explores how Yokohama became more an international city. When Japan opened to the world in the 19th century, foreign merchants, and Chinese traders settled in Yokohama, not in Tokyo. As we walk through the port area, Chinatown, and Yamashita park., you will discover how cultural exchange gave Yokohama a unique identity. By the end of the tour, you will see how two neighboring cities developed very different personalities

Yokohama: Japan’s First Global City

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Yuji K.

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Tokyo–Izu Premium Diving & Sightseeing Tour

Yokohama

10 hours

Tokyo–Izu Premium Diving & Sightseeing Tour

Enjoy Japan’s beautiful Izu coastline in this year-round private tour. Travel from Tokyo by private car and enjoy a fully private diving experience led by a professional instructor. (Your guide will accompany you to the site, while the instructor conducts the diving.) In winter, dry suits are provided for comfort. After diving, explore scenic spots like Jogasaki Coast and Izu Kogen to experience the charm of Izu both above and below the water.

Tokyo–Izu Premium Diving & Sightseeing Tour

Yokohama = Tokyo (Private Car Tour)

Start your journey with a visit to Odaiba’s Diver City to see the iconic life-size Gundam statue and explore the shopping complex. Then, head to Yokohama to create your own custom noodles at the famous Cup Noodles Museum. Finally, experience the vibrant atmosphere of Yokohama Chinatown, where you can enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine or sample local street food. A comfortable private car and driver will ensure a smooth and relaxing journey throughout the day.

Yokohama = Tokyo (Private Car Tour)

JDM - Japanese Domestic Market day trip in Yokohama & Tokyo

JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) day trip in Tokyo is an exciting endeavor! Tokyo's car culture is legendary, from sleek street machines to quirky custom builds. Here's a possible itinerary, keeping in mind that the best JDM experiences often happen in the evening or on weekends. This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests.

JDM - Japanese Domestic Market day trip in Yokohama & Tokyo

Kamakura Full Day Car Tour by Private Car & Matcha Experience Option

A former bus tour guide who has vast experience in Kamakura history & culture and gained many five stars reviews. This tour pick-up at Yokohama station or your hotel by a private car to save time & visit more. This comprehensive tour explores Kitakamura,; Meigetsuin Temple ( full moon shaped window), Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine which is the samurai shrine of Kamakura, Wakamiya Oji street & Komachi street for shopping & lunch, (Great Buddha of Kamakura) & finally four seasons Hasedera temple.

Kamakura Full Day Car Tour by Private Car & Matcha Experience Option

Tokyo–Izu Premium Diving & Sightseeing Tour

Enjoy Japan’s beautiful Izu coastline in this year-round private tour. Travel from Tokyo by private car and enjoy a fully private diving experience led by a professional instructor. (Your guide will accompany you to the site, while the instructor conducts the diving.) In winter, dry suits are provided for comfort. After diving, explore scenic spots like Jogasaki Coast and Izu Kogen to experience the charm of Izu both above and below the water.

Tokyo–Izu Premium Diving & Sightseeing Tour

Yokohama = Tokyo (Private Car Tour)

Start your journey with a visit to Odaiba’s Diver City to see the iconic life-size Gundam statue and explore the shopping complex. Then, head to Yokohama to create your own custom noodles at the famous Cup Noodles Museum. Finally, experience the vibrant atmosphere of Yokohama Chinatown, where you can enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine or sample local street food. A comfortable private car and driver will ensure a smooth and relaxing journey throughout the day.

Yokohama = Tokyo (Private Car Tour)

JDM - Japanese Domestic Market day trip in Yokohama & Tokyo

JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) day trip in Tokyo is an exciting endeavor! Tokyo's car culture is legendary, from sleek street machines to quirky custom builds. Here's a possible itinerary, keeping in mind that the best JDM experiences often happen in the evening or on weekends. This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests.

JDM - Japanese Domestic Market day trip in Yokohama & Tokyo

Kamakura Full Day Car Tour by Private Car & Matcha Experience Option

A former bus tour guide who has vast experience in Kamakura history & culture and gained many five stars reviews. This tour pick-up at Yokohama station or your hotel by a private car to save time & visit more. This comprehensive tour explores Kitakamura,; Meigetsuin Temple ( full moon shaped window), Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine which is the samurai shrine of Kamakura, Wakamiya Oji street & Komachi street for shopping & lunch, (Great Buddha of Kamakura) & finally four seasons Hasedera temple.

Kamakura Full Day Car Tour by Private Car & Matcha Experience Option

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Yokohama Tour Reviews

Cecilia Y.

4 / 5

May 25, 2026

Jogashima – From Tokyo to an island away from tourist crowds

May 25, 2026

Yokohama

4 hours 30 mins

“Day Trip in Jogashima”

Me and hubby visited Jogashima to celebrate his birthday, and we had such a lovely day with Carrie as our guide. From the moment I contacted her on GoWithGuide, she was super responsive and always replied to my questions within a few hours. With my request, she helped arrange a wonderful teppanyaki lunch with a birthday cake for my hubby. The food was delicious, and Carrie stayed with us throughout the meal to help explain the dishes since the chef and staff only spoke Japanese. That really made the experience much more enjoyable and comfortable for us. After lunch, she brought us around Misaki Port for a relaxing stroll around the charming little harbour area. Along the way, she also shared recommendations on the local food spots and what specialties to try in the neighbourhood, which we really appreciated. Overall, it was a very pleasant and memorable experience, and we’re thankful to Carrie for helping make hubby’s birthday celebration extra special.

Carrie K.

Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful review I’m really happy to hear you both enjoyed your day in Jogashima and that your husband’s birthday celebration became a special memory. I also really enjoyed all our conversations and learnt a lot from you two as well! Thank you again for choosing to spend such an important occasion with me, and I hope our paths cross again somewhere in Japan (or maybe somewhere else in the world!) someday

Carlos B.

5 / 5

May 9, 2026

Half day Yokohama tour on May 8, 2026

May 9, 2026

Yokohama

4 hours

Customized

“1 Day Tour of Tokyo + Half Day Tour of Yokohama ”

Takeshi was a wonderful guide over the day and a half we were with him. He met us at our hotel both days and helped us navigate the trains and cabs around the two cities. He made sure we hit the big highlights and explained the history of the sites and both cities. He was sensitive to our ability to get around the city. Takeshi is very personable and easy to understand, even for a guy like me who is hard of hearing. We would definitely recommend him to anyone, but especially senior citizens.

Takeshi H.

Thank you for your review. We needed to walk around a little bit, but I'm glad there was no problem at all. Also, I'm glad you could enjoy the matcha experience. Please come back to visit Japan.

James M.

5 / 5

May 9, 2026

Walk Like a Local - Yokohama, Japan's first International City

May 9, 2026

Yokohama

7 hours

“Great time with Erol. He is a five +!”

Could not have been a better day. Erol was terrific! Want to engage him again. JPM

Erol M.

Thank you so much for your incredibly kind words! It was truly a pleasure spending the day with you, and I’m delighted to hear that you had such a wonderful experience. Your feedback means a lot to me, and I’m very grateful for your trust and appreciation. I would be absolutely delighted to guide you again in the future—it would be a real pleasure to meet you again and create another memorable day together. Thank you once again, and I look forward to seeing you next time in Japan!