Tokyo · YOKOHAMA TOURS
Half an hour from Tokyo there is a harbour, the biggest Chinatown in Japan and a car park that fills with tuned Skylines at midnight. These 15 cover all three, with prices, pickup points and which ones run late.
Step inside a former sumo stable near Kawasaki for practice, wrestler-led exercises, chanko-nabe lunch, and a rare look at sumo life.
“We had an amazing time. This a ‘must do’ experience. My kids lived being able to take part in a real will training session.”
Ride a JDM sports car through Tokyo at night, visit Daikoku PA and A PIT Autobacs, and see Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower for $125.
“Just an FYI, the address of the location stated in the confirmation email is the correct meet up spot. It is a bit further down the street and across Firedori Starbucks and not right in front of it. A member of the tour group had reassured me via WhatsApp that they were on their way despite being a few minutes late. Our driver Dylan/Dillan (sorry, I don’t know the exact spelling of his name) and the manager was very laid back and flexible in regard to extending times at each location, especially at A-pit Autobacs due to the long tax-free lines and size of the store. Regardless of personal issues…”
Ride Tokyo’s expressways to Daikoku PA for 90 minutes of JDM legends, supercars, and Japan’s unpredictable car-meet culture.
“Great, plenty of time to walk around and our house shared a lot cool facts about Tokyo car culture.”
Ride a 700HP R34 GT-R from Tokyo to Daikoku PA, stop at A PIT Autobacs, and see Japan’s car culture with a private guide.
“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 licensed guide, using trains and subways to visit your chosen temples, gardens, markets, and city districts.
“This is a great tour with a super guide ie Diago. Be prepared as there is a lot of walking but well worth it as you get to see a lot of Tokyo in a short time. Diago was very and and took real good care of us. We would highly recommend.”
Watch sumo practice in a former Tokyo stable, learn its traditions, make chanko-nabe, and optionally wrestle a rikishi over four lively hours.
“Well organized. Very good presentation of the sumo wrestling. Both professional and funny . Good exchanges with the sumo . The guide is skilled to explain the sumo rules and make the visitors participate so that there is a good atmosphere between all the people.”
Visit Yokohama’s Daikoku PA by car, explore Nissan sites, and learn about JDM culture with a local guide for $55.50.
“Great tour. Very friendly hosts and some amazing cars even though it rained towards the end of the tour. Thank you0”
Ride an R34 Skyline from Tokyo to Daikoku PA, see rare JDM cars, cross Rainbow Bridge, and enjoy a private evening with a friendly driver.
“Aki the driver was amazing! I can definitely recommend this experience. We booked the r34 Skyline and that was a spectacular ride, it felt like you were in the Tokyo drift movie. If you are in to cars or not I would still consider to book this tour. He took us first to Daikoku PA, drove us back through the beautiful rainbow bridge and after Tokyo tower. Amazing ride, amazing views and amazing cars. If I’m in Tokyo again I will definitely book this experience again, yes it was that amazing. Thank you again Aki!”
Review of Yokohama Port shuttle transfers to Tokyo, Haneda, Narita, or Disney Resort, with door-to-door service, luggage help, and practical booking tips.
“This experience was winderful. Our ship docked over 3 hrs late. We kept in touch with the tour operator and the driver. They reassured us that the driver would wait and not to worry. Sure enough he was there holding a sign with our names. Viator always comes through.”
Make custom ramen at a third-generation Yokohama noodle factory, then cook gyoza and ramen with a local family in their home.
“Without a doubt the best experience my friends and I had in Japan. Akiko-san, her brother and the rest of her family are the sweetest, kindest people ever. The experience itself was wonderful! We got to learn about the history and kinds of raRead more”
Explore Kamakura, Enoshima, and Yokohama by private van from Tokyo, with flexible sightseeing, local guides, temples, gardens, and bay views.
“Kenji our tour guide and driver where both very nice and made the experience very good. We had a good trip”
Explore Kamakura’s Great Buddha, temples, shrines, and bamboo groves with a private licensed guide using trains and buses.
“Exactly what I wanted & requested! Takako spoke very good/understandable English (she's a teacher) and went above-and-beyond to make my visit exactly what I desired. We visited the Kencho-ji Temple, the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu ShrinRead more”
See Yokohama your way with a licensed English-speaking guide, choosing two or three sights from gardens, Chinatown, museums, and the waterfront.
“Lovely city but not much to see. We had time to spare after disembarking from our cruise and returning to the airport so it was a nice experience to walk around, see the cherry blossoms in bloom and eat a traditional Japanese lunch. Our guide was a gem. Don’t miss the silk museum with live silk worms!”
Learn tea ceremony in a private Yokohama home with a 40-year tea master, handmade wagashi, charcoal heating, and matcha making.
“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”
Explore Kamakura temples and Yokohama sights by private vehicle from Tokyo, with an English-speaking driver and a flexible 10-hour day.
“This was a grea tour as we got to see a number of beautiful and scenic spots. Irfan was very accomodating and changed the tour so that my son could see the Gundnam Factory I would happily use Irfan again”
Pick a neighbourhood, a counter or a mountain.
