Tobikiinari Shrine tours

I used it without much expectation since it was free, but it was great to listen to it repeatedly while sightseeing.

i had such a great time, i saw incredible cars rhat i had never seen in my life, and my designated driver was te best, cool guy and amazing driving skills, also good conversation! which i personally find very important, he was called fagner, so please tell fagner that renata says he’s really cool!

We had a wonderful walking tour led by our guide Dylan. He knows the history of the Inperial garden very well and was thorough when explaining all the details to our tour group. Dylan is also funny and take great care to make sure everyone could keep up with the tour pace. The meeting spot at Starbucks is easy to find an close to subway station. I highly recommend this tour to those visiting Toyko!

Jim was amazing! Messaged me for the location and made sure if I have any questions before the tour. Jim also gave tips on how to prepare for the tour as well as what to expect. Jim was lovely to be around. He had so much knowledge about the history and the culture. Jim also gave us some treats and made the tour relaxing and fun! Highly recommend!

I was interested in the history of the Imperial Palace and the Tokugawa family, and this was my first time participating. Ryoko, who was in charge, is a very cheerful and approachable person. Also, she explained everything in an easy-to-understand and polite manner, down to the smallest details. She also handled sudden, on-the-spot questions from foreign tourists visiting Japan with a cheerful attitude, which was cool! My husband and I are talking about changing the course next time and participating again. Ryoko, thank you very much for this time!

The guide walked really fast, so many parents were left behind, and finally the time was not right for everything. But the view was really nice, the service was really good, you could get a foot massage, free coffee and miso soup. The best waiting room. Next time I hope there is Indonesian 🫶😁

One of the greatest experiences of my life. If you ever find yourself in Tokyo during sumo season it’s a definite must see experience.

Our tour guide was a Japanese young and enthusiastic guy named Kuma. He met us at the designated location early and spoke very good English. I would say he spoke the best English out of all the tours I booked with Klook while in Japan. He was very detailed and took time to explain Japan’s history, culture, and about the Imperial Palace. Unforunately, I had to leave early due to some other engagements. Next time I am back to Tokyo, I will try and redo this walking tour and hope the guide is Kuma san. Arigato Kuma san!