Tokyo for nature lovers

The experience was really nice its a dream come true for me.the tour guide is funny and lovely with a good sense of humour.Very professional indeed and a hard working woman for such a work like that,seeing people everyday.

Especially our Guide David H Miyata made this trip great. He is very energetic, positive and honest. A great communicator and funny. He gives lots of information. We had a lot of traffic jam this day which was a pitty, but he made the best of it. We were Lucky to see mount Fuji and 2 lakes. In summertime mount Fuji is not that special (no white snow top) but still good to see it. Unfortunately we good not make it to the Hot spring onsen....because of the traffic. So, despite of that overall it was a good trip. Easy to find the pick up point at Tokyo station north gate exit. And David with is yellow flag of gogotours was easy to find.

So far so good but there was a little hassle in the beginning when I went to the JR station to exchange the email receipt with the Hokkaido rail pass. The staff found that the same name was printed for all 3 tickets even though I have emailed the names of all 3 passengers so she had to call the JR main office to confirm before printing it out which took quite some time and caused a delay in our itinerary.

Great sites visited on this tour. Mount Fuji could be viewed from multiple places. Tour guide is excellent. Ticketing process is smooth.

there was a confusion with our booking, the name was not on any of the lists, and in the confusion and chaos of the meeting point nobody was helping us, some of the guides even ignored us, except Sawaki. he helped to contact us with the company, and when even they were not able to sort the isue out he offered to change our reservation to his group. he really saved the day for us, he was extreemly kind, very informative and professional, and gave us an amazong daytrip to Mt Fuji. the programmes were great, everything was on time, but Sawaki really stood out with his kindness. He is one of those people whom one might never meet again, but shall always remember.