Kamakura Rickshaw Tour

Very nice city Kamakura is this nice beach and tourist guide too well we super liked the tour. I highly recommend it

I was visiting Japan with my friends and we had organised to get dressed up in Kimono then to have a Jinrokisha ride. Great honest service with clear pricing per time. Our driver Leo was lovely. He was courteous and appeared to genuinely care about providing a great experience for his customers. He lived locally and his love for the local area was palpable, and local knowledge of the area was excellent. He took us to the "real Japan" away from the main streets to a gorgeous bridge and to the serene forrest area where we were given opportunities to have photos taken. Wearing kimono and being transported in Jinrikisha felt like we travelled back in time. The ride was a memorable experience and I would highly recommend it.

I (F) was traveling solo to Kamukura and decided to avail of the Ebisuya Rickshaw services. I was scheduled for a 10:30 rickshaw, unfortunately due to train delays that day, I asked to reschedule to 11:00am which they gladly granted. I had Satoshi Arai as my rickshaw driver and he was very accommodating, friendly, and informative. As a female solo travel, he not only made me feel safe, he also took plenty of great photos and videos for my family and friends back home. I extended my 1 hour ride to 1.5 hours instead (I would have extended to 2 hours, but I had a schedule afterwards). I would highly recommend their services especially, my rickshaw driver, Satoshi. Thank you!

We had such a lovely rickshaw ride around kamakura and the bamboo forest temple. Our driver Toya was so knowledgeable and spoke excellent English, he was such a charmer and made our trip very memorable. I would highly recommend a trip with Kamakura rickshaw if you are looking for a fun activity in a beautiful destination 😊

I experienced the 90 minute course. His first rickshaw driver was Isao Yanase. I'm glad that Isao Yanase is the first rickshaw driver. He told me all the time, and even I, who didn't understand the shy history and times, enjoyed it in a friendly way. The photos were taken like a professional and I enjoyed it so much that they called me princess because I didn't look like a princess. The bamboo forest of Hokokuji in Kamakura was wonderful. I didn't really feel like it was there before I went, but when I saw it ... it was amazing. On the way, he talked about various trivia, and I often thought, "Wow!" Above all, the hospitality was really great. Thank you very much for your time. I didn't go out to Kamakura because it's so close, but I'm thinking of going back and experiencing it.

It was my first time riding a rickshaw, but I thought there was no profession that could entertain people like this. I really enjoyed visiting the famous places in Kamakura! Thank you very much, Mr. Yoshitaku! My wife is very happy because of this!

I used it for my hotel plan. It was the first rickshaw in my life and I didn't know how to get there, so it rained on the day morning, so is it okay to rain? When I asked him, he welcomed me cheerfully, saying that rain would be better. It seemed that the rickshaw might rather rain. The plan was about 15 minutes, so we paid an extra fee to change to a 30-minute course. We visited Furukawa-tei, Eisho-ji Temple, and the Kawakita Film Museum in Kamakura. It was a great learning experience for me to be able to explain each place I had never visited before. I want to be exposed to this place more. They smiled and enlivened me throughout, and they took wonderful photos like an album with their smartphone cameras in various places, creating many wonderful memories. It was a petite trip on our 10th wedding anniversary, so it was a lot of fun and a lovely memory. We have been hesitant so far, but it will be a very enjoyable and satisfying time. Thank you for your lovely memories to Tonohime of Nerima Ward, Mr. Ike-chan, the husband!

The tour was originally scheduled to last 45 minutes, but it was early in the morning, so we added a course to extend our leg to Hokokuji at the recommendation of the charioteer, Mr. Kaneda. The rickshaw ride was a bit different from the view point of Kamakura, and the rickshaw driver, Kanada-san, talked about his unique route and enjoyed it throughout. I was told that it was unusual for Hokokuji to have a photo taken, but well, I am very happy that you made full use of the features of your mobile camera to leave me with the best moments that I could never take! It's true that rickshaws go up in price, but once you've had this experience, it's a price you'll love. If you want to use a rickshaw in Kamakura that gives you the humanity to control it, you definitely need to be Kaneda-san.

Departure from a back road near the entrance of Komachi-dori Street in clear weather.　While drawing attention, cross Komachi-dori Street to Ninotorii.　Explain Dankuzu and cross the traffic light to a narrow alley. Around an area I had never been before, I took a narrow road that could not be passed by cars and ended up on the side of Hachiman-sama.　It ends at the Kamakura store in Dankuzu. Funny talk, scenery, and never tire of a photo shoot. It was fun, I could see Kamakura I didn't know, and I had a special time.

I was able to fully enjoy the charm of Kamakura from both knowledge and scenery! Thank you for the truly luxurious and quality experience of riding a rickshaw and enjoying the historic city...!!! My fiancé and I had a very memorable day. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Yoshida for his wonderful guide with a wonderful smile throughout, and to everyone at the Ebisu restaurant for their attentive and cheerful hospitality! This time, it was a 30 minute course with no time, but it was fun and really quick… I hope we can take more time next time to taste the guidance slowly! After we get married, we'll come again!!! Thank you so much for your support!