ちょっと心配な人のための横浜プライベート2時間ツアー

It vsr not good weather that day and we missed the time because I was expecting him in the wrong place. Hiro is a good guide and knows a lot about Yokohama. Too bad we weren't at the Nissan Museum.

If you request a Tea Ceremony, you will also pay for the guide’s as well. Quick walk down to the shore. Brian was very informative.

Did you know that Babe Ruth played in the Yokohama baseball stadium? Or that Charlie Chaplin sailed in a ship moored in the harbor? You would if Hiro took you on a tour of this historic seaport. He covers the highlights and then some including the location of the Pokémon store, the place to catch the harbor boat ride and the closest post office to mail those postcards. Tell Hiro what you want to see and he’ll prepare a tour specially for you.

Hiro was our guide, he is a Yokohama resident of 40-years … he loves his city, he is proud of it a very passionate about showing it off. It was really wonderful having a person like Hiro introducing us to it - admittedly for us first timers to Japan the size of Yokohama, language challenges and much more was a bit intimidating. Hiro took us to a number of sights and even joined us for lunch at favorite tempura restaurant of his … it was so delicious (I’ve never had tempura before). Because of Hiro’s time and enthusiasm my wife and I are now more confident to get out on our own before we board a cruise ship in a few days instead of just looking out at Yokohama through our hotel room window. Hiro was a gem with us.

Great tour. Just husband, myself and tour guides. English was wonderful and we had a great time within the 2 hours. Up to observation deck, then to Chinatown and finally tea in a nice tea room. Loved it. Thank you very much.

We had a great day with Hiro. We booked last minute just after landing in Japan and dropping our luggage at the hotel. We were jet lagged and didn’t really want to have to think about what to do or navigate on our own. This was the perfect outing! Hiro picked us up at the hotel and helped us navigate the subway to go to the Cup Noodles Museum first. All through, he asked about us and gave us history and information about Yokohama. We worked our way through the museum and making our own custom Cup of Noodles. Then we walked around a bit more, went to an observatory, navigated to a shopping area near Chinatown where Hiro recommended a tiny sushi restaurant for lunch. We were the only non-natives there. Hiro explained our son’s food allergies to the chef and left us there as the tour was longer already than we had booked. He also gave us many suggestions for what to do in the afternoon. Then, he followed up by emailing many pictures he had taken of us (many of which we had no idea had been taken). It was as if we not only had a guide, but also a personal photographer.

My famiy and I learned a lot of information about Yokohama through this walking tour. Hiro--san was very knowledgeable about the area. He was very accommodating and very organized. He prepared well for the tour and was very easy to interact with. We had a pleasant time in Yokohama.

Buying tickers at the railway stations, using public transport and becoming familiar with moving around the transport system.