Passeio de um dia de trem Kamakura e vista noturna de Yokohama (experiência Enoden com Enoshima, Escola Kamakura, Santuário Tsurugaoka Hachimangu). Guia em coreano, chinês e inglês com saída de Tóquio.

Yaya was the best tour guide I met during my trip to Japan. She speaks both English and Japanese exceptionally well, and her introductions to attractions are incredibly rich, providing detailed explanations based on their history and culture. Her English is also very fluent, with no accent at all, and she is a very nice and sweet person. I feel that because of her, I had many happy and joyful moments during yesterday's trip. I'm also very happy to have made a friend in her. I hope Yaya's life in Japan gets better and better, and I hope everyone can meet Yaya in the future. If she is your tour guide, trust me, it will definitely be a very happy experience.

I originally planned to go to Mount Fuji, but I've been there too many times! I'm so glad I chose this itinerary. We had a wonderful tour guide, Ziyang, who managed the time perfectly and introduced the itinerary at just the right moments. Plus, with the great weather, it was a fantastic spring outing! Our group had 18 people, and everyone was punctual and of high quality! 11:00-12:15 Drive to Komachi-dori. 12:15-12:50 Shopping at Komachi-dori. 13:00-13:30 Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. 13:30-13:45 Walk from Tsurugaoka Hachimangu to catch the train. 14:00-14:50 Take the Enoden train for 20 minutes to "Kamakura Koko-mae" (Kamakura High School Station), where we took photos at the filming location of Slam Dunk. Although there were many people, the weather was very comfortable, and the sea was beautiful. 15:00-16:50 Take the Enoden train two more stops to "Enoshima." Enoshima was very lively, with lots of seafood to eat. Sitting by the sea and enjoying simple grilled seafood was incredibly comfortable. 17:00-18:00 Take an hour's drive to Yokohama. 18:00-20:00 Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse shopping mall + Yokohama Cosmo World Ferris Wheel + cable car. 20:00-21:00 Take an hour's drive back to Shinjuku. By taking the bus, we visited two cities in one trip, which was excellent value for money.

The tour guide and driver were both excellent. The itinerary was a bit packed, but perfectly fine for a superficial visit. We were very lucky with great weather during our trip. The main mode of transport was a bus, with a train experience midway. Near Kamakura High School, due to recent overcrowding, there were 2-3 control personnel, making it not as easy to take photos as before, but it's still worth seeing if you haven't been. It was a bit cold by the sea in winter, and Yokohama at night was incredibly cold. There was a Christmas market this time, and the crowds were a bit overwhelming, with toilet queues taking over 10 minutes and it being hard to find seats during meals. Don't climb too high on Enoshima; you'll get tired legs and won't have enough time (you'll regret it on the way back), but the sunset is beautiful!

Our guide Peter is a knowledgeable tour guide who explains places in great detail and clarity. He guides us to locations and provides clear instructions on how to navigate. He also informs us what to expect at each location, and specifically where to find good food and what to try. It was an enjoyable trip to experience and learn some history of Enoshima and much more.

I joined the Enoshima, Kanagawa, and Yokohama day tour and overall had a great experience! The itinerary was well-planned — we had enough time to explore each location without feeling rushed. Every stop was scenic and worthwhile, from the coastal views of Enoshima to the vibrant streets of Yokohama. However, I was placed in a Chinese-speaking group, and as the only one who speaks English, it was a bit difficult to follow along. The tour guide also wasn’t very fluent in English, so I missed out on a few explanations and insights. I had a hard time understanding the instructions and had to rely on a Chinese guy who speaks English too. That said, the guide was still helpful when approached individually and the smooth pacing of the tour made it easy to enjoy independently.

Overall, we are happy to see all the places despite the rainy weather. Our tour guide Jason is so nice and easy to understand. He even took pictures of us! So much effort. Also, he even contacted us before call-time at each place. We'll definitely recommend this place.

Kamakura ve Enoshima gezimizden çok keyif aldık. Tur rehberimiz Jason harikaydı, her şeyin yolunda gittiğinden emin oldu. Çok cana yakın ve yardımseverdi. Gogoday ile kesinlikle tekrar bir tur rezervasyonu yapacağız! Harika gezi için teşekkür ederiz ❤️

¡Muy bien! Jason fue muy complaciente y muy amable, respondió a todas mis preguntas sobre las diferentes ciudades y comidas. Me encantó el viaje y poder ver diferentes culturas en Japón, especialmente Enoshima y la tienda de mezclilla. ¡Gracias, Jason!

My friends and I had a wonderful time during this trip. Our Guide, Jason Zhu was very engaging and helpful. We were the only 3 English speaking persons in the group but he took the trouble to switch between Mandarin and English to explain. Thumbs up!

Jason was super friendly and professional, giving us tips and local insights into each location. The tour itself is really fast-paced seeing as you’re visiting three different areas!! I would do a bit of research beforehand and decide what local eats/things you really want to do in each place. For Kamakura there’s a shrine where you could get a Goshuin/sacred stamp which already had a line on a Monday afternoon. From there we rushed down to Komachi St for souvenirs and street food. Enoshima also has a shrine which takes time walking up the lots of stairs, along with lots of street food. We ended up having a meal instead as we were starving and snapped a few photos of the laneways instead. Missed out the infamous fish ice cream! Yokohama was stunning and massive. We opted to take the Ferris wheel and enjoyed the sunset, then found some little treats in the market just across the road. Yokohama has lots of gourmet treats which are all packaged beautifully to take back home.