Tokyo Day trips

We met our Kanazawa guide after heavy rain the day before, wondering what to do. They were so witty, humorous, and charmingly (yet subtly) playful that even with traffic, it felt like we were on the Shinkansen. They expertly managed everything, from taking beautiful photos to advising us on the best way to enjoy our meals. And thanks to our Kanazawa guide, we even saw Mount Fuji! They didn't scold us lost lambs, but instead cheerfully helped us sort things out when we set a record for getting lost... Thanks to our Kanazawa guide, our memories of Tokyo will be even more enjoyable. We even saw a rainbow on the way back.^^ And the photo of Mount Fuji behind Lawson convenience store? Thanks to their advice, it was a complete success...^^

We had a great trip today with Fan as our guide. He took us to all the great spots, with the right amount of time at each one. Pre trip communication was good especially as we only booked the day before. We were also lucky enough with the weather!

Our Mt. Fuji tour is seamless and fun, and our guide, Taiyo, is awesome at scheduling and directing our group. Our trip was scheduled on the same holiday on Japan on August 11 hence there are many people, so making the timetable very clear for us makes our trip more manageable. Had an awesome lunch too, which is optional but highly recommended for you to try! Specially the limited edition Sakura cola exclusively sold at Fuji area. 😋 We're blessed with clear skies during morning until noon time.

This day tour was exceptional, and my family and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Our guide, Sophie, was wonderful—attentive and patient. The itinerary was well-planned, and she introduced Nikko Toshogu Shrine and Japanese culture with humor and wit, making her explanations equally engaging in both English and Chinese. Every place we visited was beautiful. This trip became the most memorable experience for our entire family! Highly recommended!

This trip was great! Very convienent, we got to see everything we wanted to see and perfect amount of time at each stop. Thank you Yang for your great driving 😎

My husband and I were able to explore the beauty below Mt. Fuji. Even though it was summer when we visited, it was still a memorable trip because we experienced a short boat ride in Hakone, rode a cable car, took a sulfur mine trip, ate yummy wagyu at one of the finest restaurants near Mt. Fuji, bought souvenirs, and enjoyed Swan Lake. We commend our tour guide, Erik, for his patience and eloquence in leading the group from the beginning to the end of our trip.

great views,great performance by allan the "shogun" tour guide.. he has deeply knowledge about the tourism object.. his way to giving us the route are briliant and make us comfortable in rainy season..

Itinerary: Mount Omuro, train, coast. Time: Meet at 7:00 AM, return to Tokyo Marunouchi South Gate at 6:30 PM. Journey: There was some traffic on Saturday. We departed at 7:00 AM and arrived at 10:30 AM. We waited in line for about 15 minutes at Mount Omuro. After walking around and stopping, we didn't have time to eat udon noodles at the cafeteria. The train had seats facing the ocean, but the full ocean view didn't last very long. We spent about 35 minutes exploring the coast. Tour Guide/Driver: Master Long was enthusiastic, professional, and thoughtful. The day before, he helped everyone find the most convenient route in the group chat. He greeted us warmly first thing in the morning and provided detailed explanations for each location, including playtime, location, and important notes. He also thoughtfully considered various needs and always asked if anyone had other questions at the end of his explanations, assuring us we could ask him anytime. He delivered on this throughout the trip, making it a very comfortable day.

Brendan was really great! I saw his tour yesterday, and I’m at the Edo-Tokyo Museum today and so much makes more sense after having done his tour of the Imperial Palace. The explanations in the museum are a bit dry and dense with facts, and I don’t have a lot of connection to annecdotes which help me remember what happened and why. Brendan’s tour really helped fill in some of that for me, and provided me a much better context. I’d recommend to anyone — do his tour first, before the museum, for greater understanding!