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Yukari was the best guide of my entire trip to Japan! And the other guide who was learning, Nana, too. I loved the experience. Everything was very well explained. Both of them were very friendly and attentive. I recommend them.

K nous a offert l'une des meilleures expériences de guide touristique que nous ayons jamais eues, nous gardant vraiment intéressés tout au long de la visite des jardins de l'est tout en étant plus que serviable lorsque nous avions des questions. Merci beaucoup !

Shane and Jasmine did an amazing job hosting the show. Koji and Edo are great sumo wrestlers. I also got selected to fight one. A must-do when you are in Shibuya and Tokyo.

We had the most amazing time! Very entertaining & we learnt a lot as well. Would highly recommend! The kids will be talking about this for a while! Thank you ☺️

absolutely loved it! I wanna do it again ! Staff super cool and friendly , they offer u a go pro for a little extra charge if you want record your driving in a video, I took my own n borrowed their tripod clip thing. The guide takes pics n video of you through out. It’s very safe. And you go through the scramble a couple of times . it’s a really good tour we drove past Takeshita street and Parco mall (which I hadn’t seen before) so that was nice. The look on pedestrian faces and pple waving to you makes you feel like a super cool person! loved every second from check in through to the end professional friendly staff. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Must-see show! I had an absolutely great time, it was so much fun. Rio was amazing!

Strolling through Asakusa in Tokyo, time seems to slow down. This is where the traditional Yamato culture is closest to the modern bustling city. And the best way to experience Asakusa is to put on an exquisite kimono. A Journey Through Time Stepping out of the kimono rental shop today, the crisp 'clack-clack' sound of wooden clogs announces the official beginning of Asakusa's classical romance. Kaminarimon and Nakamise-dori: Passing through the giant red lantern, walking along the bustling approach. Dressed in a colorful, elegantly patterned kimono, holding a freshly baked ningyo-yaki, one unconsciously blends into this ukiyo-e painting full of Edo charm. The Lingering Incense of Senso-ji Temple: Standing in front of the main hall, joining the crowd in wafting the incense smoke over oneself to pray for peace. At this moment, the wide sleeves of the kimono flutter gently in the wind, complementing the surrounding vermilion carved beams and painted structures, making every frozen moment a breathtaking scene. A gentle breeze blows, smoothing the delicate folds of the kimono. Here, a kimono is not just a garment; it is a passport to an immersive experience of traditional Japanese aesthetics. I wish to use this elegant posture to leave behind a warm memory of time in Asakusa. Location: Asakusa

¡Dios mío! La mejor parte de nuestro viaje a Shibuya. Definitivamente deberían experimentar esto. Niko fue nuestro guía y fue increíble. Tomó muchísimas fotos geniales e hizo que el viaje por la caótica ciudad fuera muy fácil. Mi hija y yo lo pasamos de maravilla. Volvería y lo haría de nuevo.

¡Lo pasé genial aquí! Fue realmente emocionante ver a los luchadores de sumo de cerca, y también pudimos disfrutar de comida japonesa tradicional y sake durante el espectáculo. Una de las partes más entretenidas fue cuando se invitó a los invitados a subir al ring e intentar luchar con los luchadores de sumo. Esta vez no me eligieron, ¡pero ver a otras personas intentarlo fue muy divertido! Fue una experiencia muy memorable y una forma divertida de aprender más sobre la cultura japonesa. Todo el evento tuvo un gran ambiente, ¡y definitivamente lo recomendaría a cualquiera que busque algo especial que hacer en Japón!