Gold-Guide recommends this day trip from Yokohama Port to Tokyo!

• Table of Contents
• 1-Day Tokyo Tour from Yokohama Port: Asakusa, Imperial Palace, and Ginza
• Guide's Recommended Points
• My Details
• Self-Introduction
• Detailed information about Yosshi

1-Day Tokyo Tour from Yokohama Port: Asakusa, Imperial Palace, and Ginza

Meet your guide at Osanbashi International Passenger Terminal and take the train to Tokyo. In the morning, head to Asakusa, visit Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo oldest temple, and stroll along Nakamise Street, browsing the long-established confectionery and souvenir shops. After lunch, take a taxi to the Imperial Palace Outer Garden. Enjoy the expansive scenery while learning about its origins as the site of Edo Castle and its connection to the current Imperial family. In the afternoon, head to Ginza. Enjoy the "Tokyo of today," with its famous shops, department stores, and seasonal sweets, before taking the Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Shin-Yokohama. Finally, take a taxi back to the port for a worry-free day with easy time management.

*Itinerary

13:00 Meet at a hotel in Kobe City or JR Shin-Kobe Station (travel by taxi).

09:00 Meet at Yokohama International Passenger Terminal

09:00-09:15 Walking distance to the nearest station

09:15 Nihon-Odori Station (via Yokohama Station to Asakusa)

10:30 Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street (visiting the temple and strolling around)

12:00 Lunch (additional charge / nearby restaurants can be recommended)

After lunch, we took a taxi to the Imperial Palace Outer Garden.

13:30 Imperial Palace Outer Garden (stroll)

15:00 Ginza(stroll) → Take a taxi to Tokyo Station

17:00 JR Tokyo Station (Take the Shinkansen to Shin-Yokohama)

17:30 JR Shin-Yokohama Station → Take a taxi to Osanbashi Pier

18:00 Disbandment at Yokohama International Passenger Terminal (guide will provide transportation)

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Guide's Recommended Points

For port-of-call sightseeing, we prioritize a balance between travel and stay time. In Asakusa, we cover proper etiquette and highlights while also ensuring time for shopping in Nakamise. We adjust the route according to crowd levels and guide you to efficiently visit photo spots. At the Imperial Palace Outer Garden, we explain the connection between the remnants of Edo Castle and modern history, providing a deep understanding even in a short time. In Ginza, we suggest places to visit according to your preferences (Japanese sweets, general goods, brands, etc.). We support you by accommodating ample time for departures, assuming the use of Shinkansen bullet trains and taxis.

My Details

Name: Yosshi

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Self-Introduction

My career as a tour guide began as a volunteer guide at the Edo Tokyo Museum located next to the Sumo Stadium. The experience at the museum gave me a good opportunity to learn deeply about Japan's history and culture. In addition, these experiences ultimately taught me the joy of guiding. I am passionate about sharing my experience and knowledge gained through my work with my guests. MY interest is not only the history but also Japan's traditional crafts like pottery, lacquer wear, wood carvings, Bonsai, the way of tea, contemporary art, Buddha statues and so on.

Detailed information about Yosshi

Guide Experience：5 years or more

Area: Tokyo

Languages: English

Qualifications: National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter : EN04316

Certified Itinerary Control Manager

Expertise:Shrine/Temple,Castle,Japanese Garden,World Heritage,ART,Japanese History,Traditional Culture,Pottery

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