Top Tokyo Bus Tours - page 5

Loved it! Very good host Tim and Emma. Amazing views at the traditional village, lakes, shrine and pogoda view point of Mount Fuji, started off very wet and windy at the village but we got very lucky with the weather in the end at the view point with stunning views of Mount Fuji.

This day trip was very well organized. The meeting place was easy to find and the bus was comfortable. The guide, Eric, was very friendly and caring! The 3 places that we visited were amazing! I have some mobility issues, but that didn’t stop me from enjoying the trip!! So even if you don’t have the stamina to go all the way up the staircases, I highly recommend this trip!!

Gaku (Gakuto Miura) was our guide and this was EASILY THE BEST PART OF OUR TOKYO TRIP! We covered all the main Temples, shrines, Imperial Palace, and rode through back streets and busy intersections. We grabbed lunch at a local grocery store continuing on to eat at the Harbor. It was awesome. I had my two teenage kids with me. We made frequent stops for hydration breaks but 17 miles in 94F heat was so much fun because our guide made sure to pause often (plus he provided neck ice packs while we rode so we stayed cool in the hot temps. Highlights: Yoyogi Shrine then bike ride to Yoyogi Park nice and shaded Zozoji shrine imperial Palace Nissan crossing, Shinjuku, Tokyo Gov Building w 55 seconds elevator ride up to the observatory. Great pics feom the top and what a fun way to see Tokyo!!

This was a 10/10 experience!! We had an amazing guide who took us around the city, taking photos of us and making sure we all had turns in the front. The Rainbow Bridge was a big highlight, and you get to go on it twice. We did the mid-day option which we loved, as there wasn’t much traffic so we could go fast. We loved our time and highly recommend this company!!

My husband and I had a great time trying new foods with Masa. He was very friendly, and happy to answer our many questions! Very different than other food tours we've taken in the past, but definitely one of our favorites! Highly recommend (and try something you wouldn't normally eat. You might like it. I did!)

I booked the "Tokyo Grand Sumo Tournament Viewing with Tickets" on Wednesday 13th May, and it became the undisputed highlight of our two-week trip to Japan. The organisation and logistics were seamless from start to finish. A special mention must go to our guide, Michiko, who is a true credit to her company. Her knowledge of sumo is unparalleled, and her insight made all the difference for beginners like us, helping us not just follow the action, but genuinely understand and love the sport. She shared insider knowledge on the Rikishi, the Yobidashi, and the Gyōji with infectious enthusiasm, and her warm personality struck the perfect balance between humour and fascinating detail. She made the day truly special. And as a final touch of magic, the wrestler's towel she picked out for me in the gift bag belonged to Wakatakakage, who went on to win the tournament. I'd say she brought me good luck too! Thank you Michiko.

Very interesting hearing so much history. Do not, however, go on a Monday as the local shops they say you will see are closed. That was disappointing, but recovered as we were here in April and got to see the Azeala festival at one of the many shrines we saw. Yoshida was a great tour guide showing us a few things we would never have seen on our own

Fantastic day out. Exhausting and difficult at times because of mobility issues. The public transport system is not as catering for the disabled as previously expected. There are a lot of steps to encounter. But Akiri, our guide, was very adaptable and much appreciated. Thank you Akiri.