All Yokohama Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 4

After disembarking from a Japan cruise, we had time to explore Yokohama prior to our flight home to USA from Haneda airport. Our guide, Seizo, helped us plan the itinerary and informed us months prior to the cruise line that the pier we were disembarking from was different from the pier we started the cruise in Yokohama. He met us at the pier and took us to a bus terminal where we stored our luggage in lockers and when the tour ended, take an airport limosine bus to the international terminal for only 800 Y per person. He assisted us in recharging our PASSMO IC cards with enough of a balance for the buses and train used that day and made sure we knew exactly where to be for the airport transfer. We went to Sankeien Garden, where the cherry blossoms were in full bloom. Then to Chinatown and had a delicious lunch. Finally we walked around Yamashita Park before returning to the bus terminal. He spent nearly 5 hours with us and provided the history and culture we wanted to learn about this city in a way that was highly enjoyable.

Sammy was our guide for a full day of touring the sites of Tokyo. Sammy was incredible, not only did he lead us to the best streets, shrines, temples and sights he did it with charm, humor and incredible insight into the daily Tokyo lifestyle.. if you only have one day to tour Tokyo, you want Sammy to be your guide.

We booked an 8-hour private tour in Tokyo with a driver since we only had part of one day off our cruise ship. When we disembarked, we quickly found our guide, Kaz, holding a sign with our name. He warmly introduced himself and escorted us to our car. Our first stop was Shibuya Crossing, which was absolutely incredible—crowds of people crossing in every direction at once. Next, we visited the Hachikō Statue, where we took photos and learned about the touching story behind this beloved symbol of loyalty and popular meeting spot. We then made our way to Meiji Shrine, a peaceful and beautiful place. After that, we visited Sensō-ji Hōzōmon Gate, where Kaz explained the traditional rituals of offering, bowing, clapping, and praying. For dinner, we mentioned we were craving noodles, and Kaz took us to a local spot where we enjoyed some of the most delicious soba noodles with tempura prawns—absolutely fantastic. Throughout the day, Kaz was incredibly knowledgeable, sharing history and answering all of our questions. Even though it rained the entire time, we made the most of it and had a wonderful experience. I would highly recommend this tour and would absolutely book again if we return to Japan.