• Kotoku-in (Great Buddha of Kamakura) - Experience the timeless tranquility of Kōtoku-in, home to Japan’s renowned Great Buddha (Daibutsu) — a magnificent bronze statue towering over 13 meters high. Originating from the 13th century, this national treasure exudes serene strength and spiritual elegance. Wander through the peaceful temple grounds, admire the Buddha’s calm expression framed by verdant hills, and even step inside the hollow statue for a unique view of its craftsmanship. Whether drawn by history, culture, or quiet contemplation, Kōtoku-in provides an unforgettable encounter with Japan’s spiritual legacy.
• Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine - Established in the 12th century, Tsurugaoka Hachimangu stands as Kamakura’s most significant Shinto shrine and a symbol of its samurai heritage. Majestic torii gates line the approach, guiding visitors through lotus ponds and cherry trees to the impressive main hall situated on a hillside. Dedicated to Hachiman, the god of warriors, the shrine harmoniously blends power and grace. Seasonal festivals, traditional weddings, and panoramic views make this sacred site a living window into Japan’s vibrant cultural history.
• Hase-dera Temple - Perched on a hillside overlooking Kamakura and the sea, Hasedera Temple captivates visitors with its natural beauty and spiritual tranquility. Known for its splendid wooden statue of Kannon, the goddess of mercy, this temple radiates a sense of peace and devotion. Stroll through lush gardens that bloom year-round, enjoy sweeping coastal views from the observation deck, and explore the serene caves dedicated to Benzaiten, the goddess of music and art. Whether visiting for the history, the flowers, or the view, Hasedera offers a moment of quiet reflection amid Kamakura’s timeless allure.
• Kamakura Komachidori - Just steps from Kamakura Station, Komachi-dori bursts with color, flavor, and local charm. This vibrant street is lined with boutiques, cafés, and food stalls, offering everything from handcrafted souvenirs to freshly baked sweets and traditional snacks. Sample local specialties like matcha ice cream and rice crackers as you stroll past centuries-old shops and modern artisan stores. Blending old-world atmosphere with a playful modern spirit, Komachi-dori is the perfect place to taste, shop, and soak in Kamakura’s everyday life.
• Yokohama Chinatown - Enter a world of color, aroma, and energy at Yokohama Chinatown, one of the largest Chinatowns globally. Wander through vibrant gates into a maze of lantern-lit streets, lined with over 600 shops and restaurants serving authentic Chinese cuisine. From steaming dim sum and fluffy buns to elegant temples and festive street performances, every corner offers a new delight. Whether visiting to dine, shop, or simply soak up the lively atmosphere, Yokohama Chinatown is an unforgettable cultural experience that captures the spirit of East meets West.
• Enoshima Island - Linked to the mainland by a scenic bridge, Enoshima Island offers the perfect blend of nature, culture, and seaside adventure. Climb through narrow lanes filled with cafés and souvenir shops to discover ancient shrines, lush gardens, and the famous Enoshima Sea Candle with panoramic ocean views. Explore mystical caves carved by the waves, relax on nearby beaches, or enjoy fresh local seafood. From sunrise to sunset, Enoshima captures the essence of Japan’s coastal charm and spiritual tranquility.
• Sankeien Gardens - Escape the city and step into the tranquil beauty of Sankeien Garden, Yokohama’s most celebrated traditional landscape garden. Spanning over 175,000 square meters, Sankeien features historic teahouses, pagodas, and seasonal blossoms brought from across Japan. Stroll along winding paths past koi ponds, bamboo groves, and graceful bridges that reflect centuries of Japanese artistry and design. Whether in spring cherry bloom, summer greenery, or autumn color, Sankeien offers a peaceful journey through Japan’s cultural and natural heritage.
• Motomachi Park - Tucked away behind the elegant Motomachi shopping street, Motomachi Park offers a quiet escape surrounded by history and greenery. Once part of the foreign settlement area, the park blends Western-style architecture with lush landscapes and charming walking paths. Visit the Bluff No. 111 residence, enjoy views of Yokohama Bay, or relax beneath the shade of old trees after exploring the nearby Yamate district. Serene yet central, Motomachi Park is a perfect stop to unwind and glimpse Yokohama’s cosmopolitan past.
• Cup Noodles Museum Yokohama - Discover the fun and innovation behind one of Japan’s most beloved inventions at the Cup Noodles Museum. This interactive museum celebrates the life and creativity of instant noodle inventor Momofuku Ando, inviting visitors to explore the history of cup noodles and even create their own original Cup Noodles to take home. With engaging exhibits, hands-on workshops, and a playful design, the museum delights visitors of all ages — a perfect blend of education, nostalgia, and creativity right by Yokohama’s scenic Minato Mirai waterfront.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Parking/ Petrol/ Highway Toll Fee
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Meet & Greet

• Food and Drinks

Embark on an exquisite journey blending culture, comfort, and style with a private luxury tour of Yokohama and Kamakura, accompanied by an English-speaking chauffeur. Experience Japan’s coastal charm and timeless traditions in utmost comfort with a fully tailored itinerary.

• Private & customizable – Adjust your itinerary to suit your preferences, from tranquil temples to lively urban attractions.
• Cultural elegance – Visit the Great Buddha of Kamakura, Hasedera Temple, Komachi-dori Street, and Yokohama’s Sankeien Garden.
• Luxury comfort – Travel in a high-end vehicle with a dedicated, English-speaking chauffeur.
• Seamless experience – Benefit from door-to-door pickup and drop-off within Tokyo’s 23 districts.
• Exclusively yours – Perfect for couples, families, and discerning travelers seeking a refined, stress-free adventure.

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