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Yokohama Kirin Beer Factory Tour

Showa Kinen Park, Tokyo

Setagaya, Tokyo

Shibuya, Tokyo

JR Takanawa Gateway Station, Tokyo

Yokohama Kirin Beer Factory Tour

Star Festival, Tokyo

Ginza, Tokyo

Tokyo Station

Ochanomizu Origami Center, Tokyo

Setagaya, Tokyo

Yokohama

Setagaya, Tokyo

Shinbashi, Tokyo

Kabukiza, Tokyo

Shibuya, Tokyo

Tokyo

Todoroki valley, Tokyo

Joined 2026

Mika T.

5.00 / 5

(1 reviews)

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Kanagawa (Living), Kamakura, Saitama, Yokohama

Languages

English

Response Time

15 hours on average

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About Tour Guide Mika T.

Hi, I'm Mika, a National Licensed Tourist guide.

I have formal training in practical photography, certified by a Japanese art education association, and will gladly assist you in capturing memorable moments during the tour.

On clear days, you can expect well-composed photos with Tokyo as a stunning backdrop. Photos can be shared digitally after the tour. (Photography support may be adjusted depending on weather conditions.)

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I can guide you in Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, and Chiba Prefectures.

Tours

All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!

Yokohama Highlights: Port History & Harbor Views Private Walking Tour with a Licensed Guide

Discover Yokohama, a vibrant port city where international culture, history, and seaside scenery come together. Just 30 minutes from Tokyo, it’s an ideal day trip. Explore highlights such as the Minato Mirai waterfront and the historic Red Brick Warehouse, and optionally visit the CupNoodles Museum Yokohama while experiencing the city’s blend of port heritage and modern architecture. You can choose between a lively Yokohama Chinatown experience or a local izakaya bar-hopping adventure in Noge.

Yokohama Highlights: Port History & Harbor Views Private Walking Tour with a Licensed Guide

FROM$94/ per group

Kamakura

7 hours

Discover Ofuna, Kamakura & Enoshima: Temples, Shrines & Scenic Coastal Views with a Licensed Guide

Discover the highlights of the Kamakura area, once the center of Japan’s samurai rule from the late 12th century to 1333. While relatively stable, this period also faced two Mongol invasions as well as earthquakes, epidemics, and famines, which shaped society. During this time, Kamakura Buddhism spread among both samurai and common people. Today, its legacy lives on in Zen temples, historic shrines, and spiritual traditions. Enjoy peaceful gardens, vibrant streets, and coastal views.

Discover Ofuna, Kamakura & Enoshima: Temples, Shrines & Scenic Coastal Views with a Licensed Guide

FROM$88/ per group

Yokohama

4 hours

Early Morning Yokohama: Fish Market, Maritime Heritage & Port City Culture with a Licensed Guide

Explore Yokohama, a working port shaped by international exchange since its opening in 1859. Visit the historic Yokohama Central Wholesale Market, widely known as the Yokohama Fish Market, and observe professional traders while gaining insight into Japan’s seafood culture. Continue to the vibrant Yokohama Minato Mirai 21 area and stroll along the historic waterfront, including Osanbashi Pier and Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. Perfect for curious travelers seeking authentic cultural insight.

Early Morning Yokohama: Fish Market, Maritime Heritage & Port City Culture with a Licensed Guide

FROM$50/ per group

Early Morning Yokosuka: Uraga Red Brick Dock & Japan’s Hidden Opening History Tour

Kanagawa

6 hours

Early Morning Yokosuka: Uraga Red Brick Dock & Japan’s Hidden Opening History Tour

Yokosuka, located between Tokyo Bay and Sagami Bay, is home to Uraga — the port where U.S. Navy Commodore Matthew Perry and his Black Ships arrived in 1853, marking Japan’s opening to the world. Completed in 1899, Uraga Dock built and repaired over 1,000 ships and is the only surviving brick dry dock in Japan. Today it stands as an example of Japan’s industrial heritage. On this tour, explore this maritime site, enjoy a relaxing seaside walk, and discover the charm of quiet local port town.

Early Morning Yokosuka: Uraga Red Brick Dock & Japan’s Hidden Opening History Tour

FROM$126/ per group

Tokyo Bay Adventure: Bird’s-Eye Views from Umi Hotaru with a Licensed Guide

Kanagawa

6 hours

Tokyo Bay Adventure: Bird’s-Eye Views from Umi Hotaru with a Licensed Guide

Umi Hotaru (Sea Firefly) is a large artificial island on the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line linking Chiba Prefecture and Kawasaki. From this unique sea rest area, you can enjoy open views in the middle of the bay. One of Chiba’s specialties is a premium peanut variety called Q-nuts, named after the letter Q, which follows P. The island takes its name from a tiny bioluminescent sea creature, first described in 1890 by German scientist Gustav Wilhelm Müller.

Tokyo Bay Adventure: Bird’s-Eye Views from Umi Hotaru with a Licensed Guide

FROM$126/ per group

Kamakura

4 hours

Half-Day Kamakura: Samurai History, Zen Bamboo Grove & Hidden Shrines

Kamakura is the birthplace of Japan's first samurai government, which ruled the country for about 150 years from the late 12th century. During this period, Zen Buddhism flourished among both samurai and common people. On this half-day walking tour, you'll visit Kamakura's most beloved attractions, including Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, Komachi Street, Hokokuji Temple, and Zeniarai Benzaiten Shrine. Experience Kamakura's unique blend of samurai heritage, Zen culture, and beautiful nature.

Half-Day Kamakura: Samurai History, Zen Bamboo Grove & Hidden Shrines

FROM$50/ per group

Yokohama

6 hours

Yokohama Highlights: Port History & Harbor Views Private Walking Tour with a Licensed Guide

Discover Yokohama, a vibrant port city where international culture, history, and seaside scenery come together. Just 30 minutes from Tokyo, it’s an ideal day trip. Explore highlights such as the Minato Mirai waterfront and the historic Red Brick Warehouse, and optionally visit the CupNoodles Museum Yokohama while experiencing the city’s blend of port heritage and modern architecture. You can choose between a lively Yokohama Chinatown experience or a local izakaya bar-hopping adventure in Noge.

Yokohama Highlights: Port History & Harbor Views Private Walking Tour with a Licensed Guide

FROM$94/ per group

Kamakura

7 hours

Discover Ofuna, Kamakura & Enoshima: Temples, Shrines & Scenic Coastal Views with a Licensed Guide

Discover the highlights of the Kamakura area, once the center of Japan’s samurai rule from the late 12th century to 1333. While relatively stable, this period also faced two Mongol invasions as well as earthquakes, epidemics, and famines, which shaped society. During this time, Kamakura Buddhism spread among both samurai and common people. Today, its legacy lives on in Zen temples, historic shrines, and spiritual traditions. Enjoy peaceful gardens, vibrant streets, and coastal views.

Discover Ofuna, Kamakura & Enoshima: Temples, Shrines & Scenic Coastal Views with a Licensed Guide

FROM$88/ per group

Yokohama

4 hours

Early Morning Yokohama: Fish Market, Maritime Heritage & Port City Culture with a Licensed Guide

Explore Yokohama, a working port shaped by international exchange since its opening in 1859. Visit the historic Yokohama Central Wholesale Market, widely known as the Yokohama Fish Market, and observe professional traders while gaining insight into Japan’s seafood culture. Continue to the vibrant Yokohama Minato Mirai 21 area and stroll along the historic waterfront, including Osanbashi Pier and Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. Perfect for curious travelers seeking authentic cultural insight.

Early Morning Yokohama: Fish Market, Maritime Heritage & Port City Culture with a Licensed Guide

FROM$50/ per group

Kanagawa

6 hours

Early Morning Yokosuka: Uraga Red Brick Dock & Japan’s Hidden Opening History Tour

Yokosuka, located between Tokyo Bay and Sagami Bay, is home to Uraga — the port where U.S. Navy Commodore Matthew Perry and his Black Ships arrived in 1853, marking Japan’s opening to the world. Completed in 1899, Uraga Dock built and repaired over 1,000 ships and is the only surviving brick dry dock in Japan. Today it stands as an example of Japan’s industrial heritage. On this tour, explore this maritime site, enjoy a relaxing seaside walk, and discover the charm of quiet local port town.

Early Morning Yokosuka: Uraga Red Brick Dock & Japan’s Hidden Opening History Tour

FROM$126/ per group

Kanagawa

6 hours

Tokyo Bay Adventure: Bird’s-Eye Views from Umi Hotaru with a Licensed Guide

Umi Hotaru (Sea Firefly) is a large artificial island on the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line linking Chiba Prefecture and Kawasaki. From this unique sea rest area, you can enjoy open views in the middle of the bay. One of Chiba’s specialties is a premium peanut variety called Q-nuts, named after the letter Q, which follows P. The island takes its name from a tiny bioluminescent sea creature, first described in 1890 by German scientist Gustav Wilhelm Müller.

Tokyo Bay Adventure: Bird’s-Eye Views from Umi Hotaru with a Licensed Guide

FROM$126/ per group

Kamakura

4 hours

Half-Day Kamakura: Samurai History, Zen Bamboo Grove & Hidden Shrines

Kamakura is the birthplace of Japan's first samurai government, which ruled the country for about 150 years from the late 12th century. During this period, Zen Buddhism flourished among both samurai and common people. On this half-day walking tour, you'll visit Kamakura's most beloved attractions, including Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, Komachi Street, Hokokuji Temple, and Zeniarai Benzaiten Shrine. Experience Kamakura's unique blend of samurai heritage, Zen culture, and beautiful nature.

Half-Day Kamakura: Samurai History, Zen Bamboo Grove & Hidden Shrines

FROM$50/ per group

Reviews

Sabine J.

5 / 5

Apr 14, 2026

Yokohama Highlights: Port History & Harbor Views Private Walking Tour with a Licensed Guide

Apr 14, 2026

Yokohama

6 hours

“Great Tour”

We had a great tour with Mika! Thank you so much!

Mika T.

Thank you very much for your kind review. I truly appreciate it. We were lucky to have such beautiful weather, which made it perfect for walking around the city. Seeing both of you enjoying the tour so much made me feel very happy and positive as well. It was a great honor for me to guide you through Yokohama, a city that I truly love. I would be delighted if you visit Minato Mirai again in the future. Yokohama is a place where history and the future come together. I hope that as you experienced the city, you could also reflect on the arrival of Commodore Matthew Perry in 1853, and how that moment connects to the way we live today and in the future. Thank you again, and I hope to see you again someday!

Mika T.

5.00 / 5

(1 reviews)

Date

People

Available Areas

Kanagawa (Living), Kamakura, Saitama, Yokohama

Languages

English

Response Time

15 hours on average

Availability Updated

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I was born and grew up in Yokohama. I used to work in Tokyo for more than 20 years. I became the National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter in English in 2013. At first, I had attended a volunteer group which provided a tour of the Imperial Palace East Gardens until 2015. I guided more than fifty times in the garden as a volunteer and studied about Japanese history and culture. Based on this experience, I became a tour guide of this online site in 2015. Since then, I have guided more than 500 tours in Tokyo as well as Yokohama, Kamakura, Hakone, Kyoto, Nikko, etc., while improving my tours. My tours are very flexible and I always do my best to customize them according to the interests of my guests. I studied about the places and will provide you knowledge to appreciate them deeper than just visiting there by yourself or a member of big group tours. I like foods and I know many restaurants which provide typical Japanese lunch with reasonable price without waiting too long. Therefore, I am sure that I can provide you the best tours customized to your interests. It will be my great pleasure to help you to enjoy your stay in Japan. So please be my guest!!

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Kaneo U.

I’m so excited to have a chance to show you around my favorite spots in Kanagawa prefecture. I was born in Kanagawa. I spent my whole school life, including university, here in Kanagawa. I worked as a high school English teacher here for more than 40 years. I love Kanagawa so much. We have many interesting tourist spots, like Hakone, Kamakura, Enoshima and Yokohama. I got my tour guide license in English in 2009. I am still an English teacher. To give an interesting and impressive lesson to young high school students, I’ve learnt and gathered many kinds of information. I also have a license to teach social studies, so I have a wide range of knowledge about Japanese culture and history. I’m sure to provide you an interesting tour.

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Leandra I.

I’ve called Japan home for seven years, embracing everything from Tokyo’s vibrant urban energy to the tranquillity of the countryside. Before becoming a guide, I explored Tokyo like a curious long-term traveller, uncovering unusual temples, quirky landmarks, hidden backstreets, local live music venues, rural mountain villages, and one-of-a-kind cultural gems. My passion lies in crafting immersive journeys that dive deep into Japan’s heart, sparking a sense of wonder and escape that makes travellers feel worlds away from home. I’m excited to guide you through the Tokyo labyrinth. This city is endlessly fascinating—so layered and dynamic that even with a lifetime here, you’d only scratch the surface. I’ll show you how to navigate it like a local, as mastering the transport system isn’t as tricky as it seems, and I’ll help you gain the confidence to explore Tokyo on your own while we focus on the city’s hidden treasures. Together, we can visit parts of Tokyo most travellers overlook—the nostalgic charm of the Shitamachi, the hustle of salaryman districts, the neon-lit buzz of cyber Tokyo, and tranquil local power spots. Let’s discover the city’s hidden depths and create memories that will last a lifetime!

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Ayami M.

Hallo alle meine Gäste! Vielen lieben Dank, dass Sie meine Profilseite besuchen! Ich heiße Ayami. Ich bin in Osaka geboren, aber in Yokohama aufgewachsen. Ich habe in Tokyo studiert, deswegen kenne ich mich gut auch in dieser Gegend aus. An der Uni habe ich Germanistik studiert. Mein erstes Mal in Deutschland war 2012, als ich Studentin war, und damals habe ich einen Monat in München einen Deutschkurs gemacht. Da habe ich viel erlebt und erfahrt und war total begeistert für die deutsche Kultur, Sitten, einfach alles, natürlich Leute auch :) Nach dem Studium bin ich nach Deutschland (München und Augsburg) geflogen, um richtig Deutsch zu lernen. In den Schulzeiten habe ich viele Erfahrungen in der Gastronomie gesammelt. In Deutschland habe ich als Kellnerin in einem japanischen Restaurant und Japanischlehrerin gearbeitet. Aktuell bin ich auch private Japanischlehrerin (ich habe auch einen Vertrag mit der amerikanischen Marine) und gelegentlich Reiseführerin. Mein Hobbies sind Reisen, Lesen, Kochen, etwas Süßes backen usw. Ich würde Sie sehr gerne Tokyo bzw Yokohama oder Kamakura und Yokosuka zeigen :)

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Yuki K.

I was born and grew up in Yokohama. I used to work in Tokyo for more than 20 years. I became the National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter in English in 2013. At first, I had attended a volunteer group which provided a tour of the Imperial Palace East Gardens until 2015. I guided more than fifty times in the garden as a volunteer and studied about Japanese history and culture. Based on this experience, I became a tour guide of this online site in 2015. Since then, I have guided more than 500 tours in Tokyo as well as Yokohama, Kamakura, Hakone, Kyoto, Nikko, etc., while improving my tours. My tours are very flexible and I always do my best to customize them according to the interests of my guests. I studied about the places and will provide you knowledge to appreciate them deeper than just visiting there by yourself or a member of big group tours. I like foods and I know many restaurants which provide typical Japanese lunch with reasonable price without waiting too long. Therefore, I am sure that I can provide you the best tours customized to your interests. It will be my great pleasure to help you to enjoy your stay in Japan. So please be my guest!!

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Yokohama Highlights: Port History & Harbor Views Private Walking Tour with a Licensed Guide

Yokohama Highlights: Port History & Harbor Views Private Walking Tour with a Licensed Guide

Discover Ofuna, Kamakura & Enoshima: Temples, Shrines & Scenic Coastal Views with a Licensed Guide

Discover Ofuna, Kamakura & Enoshima: Temples, Shrines & Scenic Coastal Views with a Licensed Guide

Early Morning Yokohama: Fish Market, Maritime Heritage & Port City Culture with a Licensed Guide

Early Morning Yokohama: Fish Market, Maritime Heritage & Port City Culture with a Licensed Guide

Early Morning Yokosuka: Uraga Red Brick Dock & Japan’s Hidden Opening History Tour

Early Morning Yokosuka: Uraga Red Brick Dock & Japan’s Hidden Opening History Tour

Tokyo Bay Adventure: Bird’s-Eye Views from Umi Hotaru with a Licensed Guide

Tokyo Bay Adventure: Bird’s-Eye Views from Umi Hotaru with a Licensed Guide

Half-Day Kamakura: Samurai History, Zen Bamboo Grove & Hidden Shrines

Half-Day Kamakura: Samurai History, Zen Bamboo Grove & Hidden Shrines

Yokohama Highlights: Port History & Harbor Views Private Walking Tour with a Licensed Guide

Yokohama Highlights: Port History & Harbor Views Private Walking Tour with a Licensed Guide

Discover Ofuna, Kamakura & Enoshima: Temples, Shrines & Scenic Coastal Views with a Licensed Guide

Discover Ofuna, Kamakura & Enoshima: Temples, Shrines & Scenic Coastal Views with a Licensed Guide

Early Morning Yokohama: Fish Market, Maritime Heritage & Port City Culture with a Licensed Guide

Early Morning Yokohama: Fish Market, Maritime Heritage & Port City Culture with a Licensed Guide

Early Morning Yokosuka: Uraga Red Brick Dock & Japan’s Hidden Opening History Tour

Early Morning Yokosuka: Uraga Red Brick Dock & Japan’s Hidden Opening History Tour

Tokyo Bay Adventure: Bird’s-Eye Views from Umi Hotaru with a Licensed Guide

Tokyo Bay Adventure: Bird’s-Eye Views from Umi Hotaru with a Licensed Guide

Half-Day Kamakura: Samurai History, Zen Bamboo Grove & Hidden Shrines

Half-Day Kamakura: Samurai History, Zen Bamboo Grove & Hidden Shrines

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