Aichi Private Tours &amp; Local Tour Guides

(1 reviews)

Hello, my name is Eiko. I am a national licensed guide/interpreter. There are many nice areas in Aichi and neighboring states. Let me be your guide. I will try to make your tour as memorable as possible!

Michiko N.

(22 reviews)

Hello, I am Michiko , the same name of Japanese ex-Empress. I am a government certified tour guide. I have lived in Nagoya ( located between Tokyo and Osaka) for 35 years since I got married. I worked for JAL as a flight attendant in my 20's. After retiring JAL, I have taught English and Mathematics to junior and senior high school students for 20 years. I love traveling very much both domestically and abroad and enjoy walking around each city and talking with local people so that I can find out the way how to they live and think about their life. It's quite a fun for me. I also love hiking and mountain climbing in spring, summer and autumn, and skiing in winter. In the countryside of Japan there still remain those farming and fishery villages where people have been rooted in their land and community, living the way handed down from generation to generation. You can also enjoy the original Japanese landscape there. Why don't you get out of the hustle and bustle of your busy life and have a rest rich in nature in the rural Japan enjoying beautiful scenery and local food. I'm waiting for you!

Noel M.

(1 reviews)

Hello everyone! Many thanks for checking out my profile. I'm originally from New Zealand but have spent my adult life here in Japan. The Nagoya area has been my home since the early nineties. I have witnessed the region's transformation from a sleepy industrial city to the vibrant metropolis of today. I would love the opportunity to tell you about some of my adventures and also a few of the outstanding people I've met. I spent many years practicing karate and have also developed a deep interest in Buddhism. I speak Japanese confidently. I'm new to GoWithGuide but have previous experience giving walking tours. To be able to introduce you to a few of my favourite Nagoya suburbs would be a treat. There are fascinating, historic temples as well as a stupa that purportedly contains a portion of the Buddha's ashes. Also, there are numerous tempting eateries and a few quirky shops. I prefer guiding guests around these less visited areas as you can get a feel for how the locals live. I look forward to meeting you soon.

Hirohiko S.

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Hello! I’m Hiro, and I’m excited to share my love for Japan with travelers worldwide. I have a passion for anime and the peaceful beauty of the Japanese countryside. Born in Japan, I’ve also lived in the U.S. and India, giving me a broad cultural perspective. While I have a reserved and easygoing nature, I enjoy meeting new people and building genuine connections. I’m a car enthusiast and love exploring rural roads, though I’ve also worked in Japan’s bustling cities like Tokyo and Osaka. Whether you want a relaxed countryside tour or to discover hidden gems, I’ll help make your journey memorable. I look forward to guiding you on an unforgettable adventure in Japan!

New Aichi Tour Guides

Saya D.

I am a mom and wife of Indonesian. I was born and raised in Nagoya. My husband and I love to drive around so We know a lot of amazing activities, histories, food and more! I will be very happy to share all of my knowledge and let you have an amazing experience on your trip. What kind of person I am? I'm easy going and happy person!! If you have any concern about food, physical strength or strange request, Do not be hesitate to tell me! Let's make your trip the best! *Halal is available, you need time to pray? Concern about food? Let me know.

Serge R.

(2 reviews)

Hi lovely travelers, I'm Serge, originally from the Netherlands, and Japan has been my home for over three decades now. What brought me here initially was love, and that love has kept me rooted in this beautiful country ever since. Along the way, I discovered another love: Japan itself. Following my stint as a radio jockey and TV presenter, where I co-hosted a dedicated program for the Nagoya Grampus soccer team, I transitioned to a behind-the-scenes role as a media fixer for international media outlets. Though my job as media fixer, I've been traveling and working throughout all of Japan, exploring unique places and meeting lots of very interesting people. I would love to share and make you, my dear traveler, experience these places as well. Visiting and getting a tour at Japan's oldest traditional vinegar maker, or experience and taste at a traditional "katsuo bushi" bonito flake maker, or do you prefer to visit some old local shrines or temples. with no-one around you, except for the crickets and trees. Maybe you just want a friend to bring you to your desired locations and interpret and be at your beck and call 24 hours (like I do for the media). If you're looking for flexibility (time, places. transport), you won't find a better match than me. My work as a fixer taught me a valuable lesson: the key to traveling together successfully, lies in a blend of humor, professionalism, and adaptability.

Norman B.

Good day, everyone! I am Norman. I live in Japan since 2006 and currently residing in Gifu ken. My passions are playing competitive sports and traveling around famous and historical tourist destinations. If you are planning a trip, please do not hesitate to reach out. I’ll be more than happy to assist you especially here in Nagoya, Aichi ken/Gifu ken/Shiga ken and Kyoto. Let’s make your journey unforgettable.

Mamoru I.

(1 reviews)

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I’m a professional radio personality/English instructor/interpreter/translator/tour guide and I’m foodie with drinks, local foods, seasonable ingredients, chefs, casual star restaurants, sake, beer, wine, coffee, cocktails locals popular places with no tourists. I promise to show you, take you to the best place for food and drink, anywhere from local casual to high end. 30years of going out to search places. I can say I’m the best ^_^

Popular Aichi Private Tours

Come to Okazaki, enjoy authentic cultural experiences with your local guide

4 hours

Okazaki is half an hour train ride from Nagoya. It is not a big city so that I can drive you around. Going to Okazaki Castle and miso brewery is included, Iga Shrine and Dai-juji Temple can be added and also I have friends who offer personalized casual Tea ceremony, Kimono dressing, Flower arrangement and Caligraphy in uncommercial settings if you are interested. Experience unique cultures and immerse yourself in a local house.

1 day Inuyama full experience excursion!

6 hours

First, we'll visit Inuyama Castle, an Important Cultural Property of Aichi Prefecture. Here, you can explore the historic architecture and enjoy panoramic views from the top. Next, we'll explore the charming castle town of Jokamachi. We'll experience local food, old style matcha, Kimono, Ninja vitas, Pottery, and more! Our tour will conclude with wonderful memories of Inuyama City.

FROM$258/ per group

Saya D.

Nobunaga's Castle story half day tour #1 Kiyosu Castle

3 hours

Kiyosu city is ancient Aichi's capital city by around 400 years ago in Aichi pref. This city is very close Nagoya. Just 10 miutes by JR Tokaido line from Nagoya. Most famous Daimyo, Oda Nobunaga kick off for act unify nation in war contry era around 450 years ago from Kiyosu castle. We visit Kiyosu Castle and Kiyosu park. Walking around this historical area.

One-day-Tour for Two Castle Towns; Inuyama and GIfu

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8 hours

Visiting two distinctive castle towns make you more familiar with the soul of Japan. One is Inuyama where visitors can see and touch two national treasures, Inuyama Castle and tea-house Joan. The other one is Gifu where a modernized castle stands on the mountain and a golden Great Buddha-statue make visitors sigh in admiration.

New Aichi Private Tours

Tokoname Pottery

4 hours

Tokoname is one of the oldest town known for potteries. Stroll around town and see traditional streets paved with klins and pottery pieces. Learn about our history of the industry

Exploring Japanese various bars during night time

3 hours

There are some type of Japanese bars, such as standing bars, and old Japanese bars in Aichi. You can select the places, Nagoya or Toyohashi, where are the rapid train stop station.

FROM$129/ per group

Toyokawa Inari Plan

5 hours

Toyokawa is located in Aichi near Shizuoka prefecuture. It is famous for Toyokawa inari which is kind of "FOX shrine" If you can go there, I belive you can make your wish come true by the Budda. Besides, you will paint your own fox mask, eat local food, buy some souveniors. I highly recommend you should come here.

FROM$193/ per group

Shopping tour at Japanese supermarket, second hand shop stores

3 hours

Let's got to Japanese super markets and second hand shops around Nagoya. If you have curious destinations, please let me know. Nagoya has japanse comic stores, super market, traditional Japanese sweets, Pokemon center.

FROM$129/ per group

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Popular Aichi Private Cars

Toyokawa Plan

7 hours

Some historical spots Going to various local organic shopping area *Eating delicious food Please let me know which category you get interesetd in.

FROM$451/ per group

Day Trips from Aichi

Shizuoka

Gifu

Nagoya

Mount Koya

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Aichi Tour Reviews

Heidi W.

5 / 5

Nov 2, 2024

Heidi's pottery tour

8 hours

Customized

Nov 2, 2024

“Private Ceramic Arts Tour”

I asked for a tour of two famous pottery towns, Seto and Tajimi. Serge put together a great day which included a visit with a warm and wonderful ceramic artist, a tour of the Seto Pottery Museum, a visit to a pottery tool store and a tour of an amazing ceramic festival at the Ceramics Park in Mino. Although he was unfamiliar with the pottery scene in these pottery towns, he did his research and reached out to experts and as a result, the tour gave me insight and experiences that I could never have achieved on my own. Just as important, Serge was warm, easy to talk to and answered all my questions with humor and grace.

Serge R.

(2 reviews)

Thank you so much dear Heidi, we had an amazing day as well, thanks to you, my world has gotten a bit bigger, I could experience something new and I caught the pottery bug as well. At the moment I'm putting your video together, it will take a few weeks due to the busyness of this month, but I hope it'll be worth the wait. Till we see again, Serge

Juliana M.

5 / 5

Oct 23, 2024

An exciting Offshore Excursion in Nagoya

6 hours

Customized

Oct 23, 2024

“Michiko is lively and so much fun”

We visited Nagoya by cruise ship and only had a few hours to see some of the sites this great city has to offer. Michiko met us at the port and took us around to some of the beautiful castles and shrines. She was very professional and accommodating to every thing we wanted to see. She made sure we hit the top spots we requested and got us back to the port with plenty of time spare. Michiko is so friendly and was genuinely interested in learning about us and where we’re from. We had the best time chatting and walking around the city with Michiko. When you visit Nagoya, book time Michiko!

Michiko N.

(22 reviews)

Thank you so much for choosing me as your tour guide in Nagoya this time and fine review as well as high rating. I really appreciate it. I really had a great time with such a wonderful couple like you. I learned a lot from you about your country and English phrases. I am so sorry that you couldn’t buy souvenirs from Nagoya. It’s my apologies. I hope you will enjoy the rest of your tour in Japan. Thanks again. Michiko Nagasaki

Mendi E.

5 / 5

Oct 14, 2024

Japanese home visiting! Home cooking & cultural experience

7 hours

Oct 14, 2024

“Great Communication With Saki!”

We had to cancel our visit due to extenuating circumstances but Saki was very understanding and kept in touch before the visit and helped with getting the visit canceled online.

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