Japan · YOKOHAMA TOURS
This is the shortlist for somebody landing next month: 11 yokohama tours, priced, with the difference between them spelled out rather than implied.
Enter a real Kawasaki sumo stable, watch training, try sumo moves, and share a hearty chanko-nabe lunch with wrestlers.
“Tour guide spoke excellent English and had a nice PowerPoint to accompany the history lessons. Wrestlers were fun and jovial and eager to teach as well. Great experience.”
Ride a Subaru WRX, Evo, or Skyline through Tokyo at night, visit Daikoku PA, and see Japan’s famous JDM car culture up close.
“I had a fun time, Max the guide was very informative and also cute! Would recommend.”
Ride Tokyo’s expressways to Daikoku PA for a flexible car meet with JDM legends, supercars, scenic views, and honest shared pricing.
“super friendly guides, even drove us to another spot as the police shut down daikoku. Thx again for the nice experience 🙌🏻”
Ride in a 700HP R34 GT-R from Tokyo to Autobacs and Daikoku PA, with JDM meets, convoy runs, city views, and private pickup.
“Sora our guide great driver. Unlike other cars in tours he drive very fast even in rain. Hearing that turbo was Awsome. Following a Supra across rainbow bridge. Car meet. Unforgettable. Thanks Sora.”
Review of Tokyo’s private 8-hour tour from Yokohama, with a licensed guide, flexible sights, public transit, costs, and practical booking advice.
“Absolutely wonderful experience! Cannot recommend our guide Koba highly enough. His communication was excellent, a well thought out and planned itinerary. He is very knowledgeable and professional. Provided us with a lot of information and reading material. Met us at our hotel and got us back safely and on time!”
Watch sumo practice, learn its rituals, make chanko-nabe, and face a wrestler in this lively four-hour Tokyo-area experience.
“Very fun family experience! Jim’s assistant Fuji went to pick us up at the Shin Kawasaki station, where a driver took us all to the Sumo stable. Jim explained (with pictures and videos), the history and rules of sumo, the different levels in the sumo pyramid, and the typical training schedule that wrestlers undergo. Two recently retired wrestlers showed us their practice drills, which we tried ourselves, and we even had to opportunity to challenge them for a one-round bout (they were very gentle however as they clearly could’ve crushed us in 5 seconds). We then tasted a typical sumo wrestler lunch (including one of the best-tasting soups I have…”
Review of Yokohama’s Daikoku Parking Area and Nissan tour, with practical advice on timing, value, transport, facilities, and who should book.
“The guy who welcomed us is very kind and made us spend a great experience. Very good price.Auto-translated”
Ride a Nissan R34 Skyline from Tokyo to Daikoku PA, browse Autobacs, spot rare cars, and enjoy Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower views.
“We had the best time ever, we had good expectations but this company exceeded them even beyond. This is your sign to book them. Communication was effective, pick up and drop off was easy. The entire experience to daiku was really good. Such a kind, sweet gentlemen. 1000% recommend.”
Review of Yokohama Port shuttle transfers to Tokyo, Haneda, Narita, and Disney Resort, with luggage advice, pricing, comfort, and pickup tips.
“Very good . Driver had to reschedule due to our change and arrived in timely manner He was very courteous g”
Make custom ramen in a third-generation Yokohama factory, then cook Japanese home dishes with Akiko’s family in a small group.
“If you’re a ramen foodie or just curious about ramen, this tour takes you from flour to flavor! You start in a third generation ramen factory learning from the guide’s brother, Taka, the basic factory steps of making ramen noodles. But tRead more”
Explore Kamakura with a private licensed guide, choosing four temples, shrines, and coastal sights while using local 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”
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