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Tour Guide - Gerardo T.

Joined 2026

Gerardo T.

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Kamakura, Tokyo, Yamanashi, Yokohama

Languages

English (Native), Japanese, Spanish (Native)

Response Time

1 day on average

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About Tour Guide Gerardo T.

Hi, I'm Gerardo — originally from Monterrey, Mexico, and living in Japan for the past 4 years, based in Kawasaki.

Fluent in Spanish, English, and Japanese, I bring a unique perspective as someone who didn't just visit Japan, but built a real life here —settled into the rhythm of everyday life in the Tokyo and Kanagawa area. That means I don't just know the tourist spots; I know how this region actually works, and I love sharing that with visitors.

Whether you're interested in classic sightseeing, food, local culture, or the kind of places most guidebooks don't mention, I'll tailor the day around what genuinely interests you.

What I offer:

Fully customized private tours across Tokyo and Kanagawa

Guiding by car is possible — I hold a Japanese driver's license, so getting around is easy and flexible

A local's insight, not just a guidebook script

A relaxed, friendly experience at your own pace

I look forward to showing you around and making your time in Tokyo and Kanagawa unforgettable. Let's explore together!

Tours

All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!

Categories

Nature & Outdoor

Nature & Outdoor

1 day trip to Hakone from Yokohama station!

1 day trip to Hakone from Yokohama station!

Spend the day in Hakone without worrying about a hotel. I'll drive you up from Yokohama and we'll walk through the sculpture gardens at the Open-Air Museum, take the ropeway over Owakudani's volcanic valley (the black eggs are worth trying), and finish with a boat ride across Lake Ashi, where you can sometimes catch Mt. Fuji in the distance. We're back in Yokohama the same evening.

1 day trip to Hakone from Yokohama station!

FROM$857/ per group

FROM$857/ per group

1 day trip to Hakone from Yokohama station!

1 day trip to Hakone from Yokohama station!

Spend the day in Hakone without worrying about a hotel. I'll drive you up from Yokohama and we'll walk through the sculpture gardens at the Open-Air Museum, take the ropeway over Owakudani's volcanic valley (the black eggs are worth trying), and finish with a boat ride across Lake Ashi, where you can sometimes catch Mt. Fuji in the distance. We're back in Yokohama the same evening.

1 day trip to Hakone from Yokohama station!

FROM$857/ per group

FROM$857/ per group

Tour Guide - Gerardo T.

Gerardo T.

Date

People

Available Areas

Kamakura, Tokyo, Yamanashi, Yokohama

Languages

English (Native), Japanese, Spanish (Native)

Response Time

1 day on average

Availability Updated

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