We had a very nice day and our guide had a lot ot of pacience to answer all our questions!

We spent our day with Manabu in Shibamata, the hometown of the movie star Tora-san. During the journey to Shibamata, Manabu explained us some interesting facts about Japanese history. Once arrived in Shibamata, we took some pictures with the statue of Tora-san. We then took a stroll down the main approach to Taishakuten temple, taking some breaks to taste pickles and rice crackers at the wooden shops lining the street. At the temple, there were several small children dressed in kimonos and Manabu explained to us that 3, 5 and 7 year old receive a blessing at the temple. The children look sooooo cute! The temple has some very impressive wooden carvings telling stories of Buddhism. After visiting the temple, it was time for lunch and we had some delicous Soba noodles. For dessert, we picked up some local kusadango, the green rice sweets served with delicious sweet bean paste. Afterwards, we visited the Tora-San museum which awoke in us the desire to watch a Tora-San movie. After a stroll anlong a river, we passed a supermarket and Manabu assisted us in buying the yummi, yummi sweet bean paste to take home. Really looking forward to eating it and remember this great day!

Best service provided, we will repeat for sure.

It was excellent to have a Spanish speaking guide at least for a while in our trip to Japan. Our guide was very kind and we loved her. She adapted the tour to our plans and always kept in touch with us to assure that we were fine, even after her service.

Wonderful time with Junko Sakata   Junko Sakata was assigned to guide us one day before oour scheduled tour as the original assigned guide was not well.  She sent us reminder to confirm the tour and meeting place an hour before too.  She was cheerful, smiley and warm. She was very patient when we could not decide what kind of food for lunch especially the children were quick picky on food.  She brought us to Ueno and Harajuku. She was able to explain and gave us some insights of the local cultures .  She even went extra miles to find some information to send them to us when she knew that we are going to Kamakura on our own.  The information was really helpful.  Our family really enjoyed having her as our guide and we will definitely be back to Japan again.  Thank you Jun-san !

Excelente ayuda de Miho en Español   Mi guia fue Miho y me ayuda mucho a conocer la cultura de Japon y Tokio y habla muy bien el Español, muy amable y conocimos muchos lugares ; le estoy muy agradecido a Miho por toda la atención y a Tokyo Free Guide que es un excelente manera de ayudar a turistas a conocer su hermoso país.   Muchas gracias desde México  

Wonderful Experience with Akio Watanabe   My husband and I really appreciate the time we spent together with Akio Watanabe on August 14th. He showed us Tokyo in the best way we could imagine; explaining us the history of the places and temples we visited, the history of Japan and sharing with us your wonderful culture. Akio is an excellent guide and a good ambassador of Japan's culture. We are very thankful with him. We will recommend TFG to our friends.

Gratis great   Noriko thank you for your courtesy and helpfulness. Great suggestion for the luggage transfer. Very very interesting ceremony tea, suggestive prayer in the temple. Very attentive to our requests about the traditions of Japan. Thanks and thanks Noriko TFG.

 

  Great travel companion with Emiko Bando TFG provided a prompt and easy service! I surely happy to come across TFG website and will promote it to friends and family. Emiko was my guide on 13 Sep 2016 sight seeing in Yokohama. Though it was raining the whole day, but Emiko still was high spirited and she is in the 60s! She was a great travel companion and i had enjoyed the day very much! Thanks Emiko!!

Junko Koyama was our guide on 11 Sep 2016. We requested to sight seeing in Tokyo, but we stayed in Yokohama.  She picked us up from our apartment. She really tuned to our request and what we want to see.   She brought is to a halal ramen eatery at Asakusa. And to be exact, we actually walked over 16000 steps!  Tq so much for the company. We surely will remember you!