Tokyo · YOKOHAMA
Good yokohama tours book out well ahead in cherry season and over the New Year break. The 5 best sit below, priced and timed, with a line on who each suits.
Ride Tokyo’s expressways to Daikoku PA for a flexible car meet with JDM legends, supercars, friendly guides, and honest shared-ride pricing.
“We really liked how well spoken in English our guide was . Our guide was also very knowledgeable on cars !! This was really enjoyable for both my son and I . We got to see so many great car , both new and old!”
Ride a 700HP R34 GT-R from Tokyo to Daikoku PA, browse A PIT Autobacs, and see Japan’s famous JDM car scene in a private tour.
“Amazing!!! We all loved it. My kids and I had a great time. Sora was an excellent driver and very friendly. He and his friends also with the same cars were speeding up and making the experience so much fun. I would highly recommend this experience. Thank you so nuch Sora”
See Tokyo from Yokohama with a private English-speaking guide, using trains and subways to visit temples, gardens, markets, and city districts.
“What a wonderful day we had. Our guide, Naho, was wonderful, knowledgeable and planned a great day filled with fun. We had a great conveyor belt sushi lunch and Naho made great food suggestions for us. Highly recommend this tour, we would have been lost the entire day without our wonderful guide.”
Review of Yokohama Port private van transfers to Tokyo, Haneda, Narita, and Disney Resort, with practical advice on comfort, luggage, and value.
“Fantastic experience A Beautiful vehicle was used for our transfer that comfortably accommodated 4 adults with significant amounts of luggage Our designated Driver was courteous, a very good driver and he was at the allocated meeting point when we disembarked our cruise ship”
Learn tea ceremony etiquette, make matcha, taste seasonal wagashi, and witness a rare charcoal procedure in a Yokohama private home.
“It was great experience to learn Japanese tea celemony. We enjoyed this experience and conversations with the Kono Family. Recommend this trip to people whom love to learn culture and people's everything life”
A friendly guide to Tokyo for first-timers — written by someone who remembers exactly what it felt like to walk out of Shinjuku Station for the first time.