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Mika S.
My name is Mika, a local guide living in Takamatsu city. I have been an English teacher, but the Setouchi International Art Festival awakened me to the joy of guiding. The more I learn about the Seto Inland Sea region, the more I am impressed by its life, history, architecture and art works. So, I would like to show you the spectacular scenery that you may have missed in guidebooks alone, and the sights that have yet to be introduced in guidebooks. In Kagawa Prefecture, island tours are also very popular, such as Naoshima, Teshima, and Inujima, which are sacred places for contemporary art, and I think you can better understand the connection between the history of the islands and art by touring with a guide. Of course, I would also like to introduce fresh harvest from the Seto Inland Sea, delicious local food, and shopping for folk crafts in the Takamatsu shopping arcade, which will satisfy you fully as a highlight of your journey.
Armando V.
Hi there! I’m Armand. Living in Nagasaki since 2016. I am living the best and most relaxing life on my permaculture homestead in the hills of Nagasaki, where you get the best views in Japan. I love my town. As a dancer and actor I love telling stories too. And there a so many great stories to share about all the interesting people that once dwelled in this adventurous town full of historical intrigues. Want to experience the rich Nagasaki culture? Eat the freshest fish of Japan? Make the most beautiful photos of hidden treasures and landscapes? Come and explore the town together with me. I’ve made it my mission to get to know everything there is to know about this place.
Sini T.
Hello, 我姓鄧，英文名叫Tiffany。來日本讀書到結婚工作20多年的澳門人。現在是日本九州的中文導游(Chinese / Cantonese tour guide)。除了日語和廣東話之外,國語（普通話）流利,以及日常英文溝通都沒問題,所以我的客人大多來自香港,澳門,台灣,國內,還有馬來西亞,新加坡,還有美加華人等國籍非常多元化。由於我在日本的大學讀完研究生以後工作了差不多十年中，曾經從事過鹿兒島國際交流協會，鹿兒島觀光連盟（相當於官方旅游局）和主持過本地電視台（KYT）介紹旅游和美食的節目。所以對於九州，特別是鹿兒島這個地方的風土人情，美食特色的實務和相關專業知識,可能比日本人一點都不遜色呢（笑！） 無論您是幾個小時或者一天的短途旅遊, 或是連續幾天的深度旅遊,我相信可以為您的旅途錦上添花。 我們可以選擇去鹿兒島經典名勝的櫻島火山、仙巌園，指宿泡沙蒸溫泉，霧島的高千穗牧場親親大自然；也可以去體會潛力新景點：去看茶田，試穿和服；看千隻仙鶴在日出日落中飛舞；去霧島泡泥漿溫泉；去離島的火箭基地看火箭發射，衝浪或劃橡皮艇,甚至單車游、自駕游,甚至一起定制路線的自由行等，相信我都能滿足您的願望！數小時、半天、一天，或者跨境的多天游，都可以事前通過溝通爲您私人訂製,保證貼心安排。。。除了鹿兒島,宮崎,熊本,大分,長崎,福岡等九州各地,我都可以與您同行,讓您暢通無阻! 不要猶豫了，快來日本跟我一起領略這個九州淳樸的南方城市的美麗風情吧！ 2019年10月 Tang Tiffany 2023・03 更新
Mutsuko W.
Yokoso! Welcome! Hi, I'm Mutsuko, a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter. A true Niigatite, I was born and raised in Niigata City with roots dating back generations. I would be pleased to show you another side of Japan in my beautiful and unique prefecture. The Warm Hospitality: Niigata Prefecture is located on the west coast of the Japanese Archipelago, facing the Sea of Japan and provides a true insider look into the Japanese spirit. Only two hours away from Tokyo by Shinkansen, it has been perfecting the art of casual hospitality through centuries as a culinary hotspot and nature getaway for the those escaping the rat-race. History at your own Pace: Appreciate history and culture at your own pace in Niigata. Yahiko, National Shrine has been soothing souls, and inspiring locals, poets, and travellers for over 2500 years. Historically significant buildings greet seafarers at Niigata Port and the old town area, Furumachi. Cross the symbolic Bandai Bridge to the other side of the Shinano River where we can move from the ancient to the modern in the Bandai area to shop and gather with young and old for entertainment such as movies, music, manga, and anime. Over the Sea, Over the Mountain, Over the Fields: Nature is good to Niigata Prefecture, giving us four clear-cut seasons. People from all over the country, and travellers wanting to experience Japan with the Japanese join us to soak in the sun on our beaches, relax at spa resorts, challenge themselves on world class ski hills, and dance together at festivals that draw world class performers. Travel with Me: With direct trains to and from Tokyo and an international airport, Niigata is just a stone's throw away to have a unique taste of Japan. Whether you're planning a day trip or a longer stay, I invite you to visit Niigata City and other parts of the prefecture, and while here, it would be my pleasure to help you create unique memories during your stay.
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Toshi S.
I'm a Oyama Area Licensed Guide Interpreter. I will guide Oyama area-Kanagawa pref. showing you what common Japanese people were seeing and thinking 200 years ago. I have experienced living and working in United States of America and Canada for about 12 years in total. Also I have traveled South East Asia and Europe many times.
Eri S.
Hello! I’m Eri. I was born and raised in Osaka. After graduating from university, I moved to Tokyo, lived and worked there for about 20 years. I spent 6 years working in export administration and 12 years as an overseas travel insurance claim examiner. I now live in Saitama, the neighboring prefecture to Tokyo, that boasts beautiful shrines, relaxing hot springs, and stunning nature spots. I love both overseas and domestic travel. Exploring new cultures and traditions is one of the highlights of life, bringing great joy. I would like to convey that joy to you, who have respectfully come to explore Japan, a country full of unique traditions, customs, culture, and delicious Washoku (Japanese cuisine). If you have any specific requests, don’t hesitate to let me know so I can tailor the tour to suit your preferences. My husband, Masa, who is a Certified Domestic Travel Services Manager (National License) will be driving during our car tours to Saitama & Okutama. He also loves traveling and has professional experiences as a web director & marketer at a major travel agency in Japan. We are both excited to help you explore the many facets of Japan, particularly in Tokyo and Saitama. We are looking forward to offering unforgettable experiences to you from around the world! <Eri's Credentials> ・CEFR C1 ・TEFL Diploma (The TEFL Academy) ・Completed the Medical Interpretation Training Curriculum organized by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare in 2018 <What Eri Likes> ・Walking both in a city and in beautiful nature ・Exercising at the gym ・Learning new things ・Traveling and exploring ・Onigiri and Dashimaki Tamago (I can't live without steamed white rice) ・Seinfeld, SHOGUN, and Dr. Wendy Suzuki's TED Talk & Books
Hideo M.
I am a national licensed guide - interpreter and was born and raised in Hiroshima and have lived in Hiroshima for over 60 years. I worked as an engine engineering engineer for an automobile company for 42 years. During that period, I worked on the joint engine development program with Ford Motor Company for six years and spent 3 years in Germany and acquired English communication skills. While communicating with people from many countries both work and privately. I also learned the difficulties and joys of communicating with people from different countries. This prompted me to start working as an interpreter-guide after retiring from the automobile company. I think that the best way to know the local culture, food and history is to meet and talk with the locals. That's why I'm here. In my tour, as a descendant of a survivor of the atomic bomb, I talk about my family history. I myself love ramen and okonomiyaki, so I often go around trying delicious okonomiyaki and ramen restaurants. Why don't you join me in trying them?
Midori N.
Hello, welcome to my page! My name is Midori which means GREEN in Japanese. You can call me Midori or Green. I grew up and have lived all my life in Yamanashi Prefecture where Mt. Fuji is and it is only 2 hours bus riding from Tokyo. In my spare time, I hike and play badminton. I also like spending time with my two cats in my free time. I became a National Licensed Tour Guide in 2014, but I started working as a guide mainly in 2023. I worked for an English conversation school in Japan for 23 years and was teaching English and also helping Japanese students to become better English speakers. I realize that teaching and guiding are similar because the essential thing in both is that I could entertain people and I can respond to their requests. When I was in my 20s, I visited many countries. There I had locals or other tourists help me a lot, which made my time unforgettable. Therefore, as a guide, I would really like to assist your trip so that you can have a blast without inconvenience in Japan. In addition, in my tour, I would like to talk about not only how beautiful Mt.Fuji is but also how historical and attractive it is. If you are interested in my tour, please feel free to contact me. You can choose my fixed tour or if you wish, I can customize and make a perfect itinerary based on your requests. Let’s make an awesome trip together at the foot of Mt. Fuji! I am looking forward to seeing you soon.
Popular Japan Private Tours
Takamatsu Full-day Customized Tour
Discover the charm of Takamatsu city, where you can explore historic castle ruins, stroll through the stunning Ritsurin Garden, and enjoy the lively shopping arcade that once thrived as a castle town. For added adventure, Plan B includes a visit to the captivating Shikokumura Museum and the tranquil Yashima Temple. For those craving even more, an optional trip to the scenic Oboke Gorge promises breathtaking views.
Full Day Tour Exploring Nagasaki
A highly personalized day tour (6-8h) in which you get to explore the many intriguing ins and outs of Nagasaki's rich culture and history. Visit several of the unique city highlights and many beautiful hidden gems at your own pace. I'll make sure you get to experience the things you like most and the best that Nagasaki has to offer you.
鹿兒島/鹿儿岛一天遊（櫻島活火山，仙巌園，購物）Kagoshima one day tour
行程可以按照客人的需求，或實際天氣情況而適當調整。 鹿兒島市區（你的酒店附近）---櫻島渡輪碼頭---櫻島港碼頭----櫻島游客中心---櫻島Nagisa海濱熔岩公園---泡洗足浴溫泉---湯之平展望臺---世界遺產“仙巌園”--- 天文館通購物街---鹿兒島市（你的酒店附近） 如果遇上雨天, 可以更改到室內參觀鹿兒島水族館(IO world Kagoshima) 也可參觀歷史或美術館。或者增加在有上蓋的購物街中漫遊和購物。
Central Niigata City 1-Day Tour
You are to visit highlights of Niigata City in 6 hours using public transportation and taxi. Choose 5 spots to visit. You will love to walk along the Shinano River and cross the symbolic Bandai Bridge if time allows. You will also have opportunity to learn the history and background of abundant Niigata food culture such as sake, miso, rice balls and other food materials. From the top of Bakauke Observation Deck, you will have the great and panoramic view of the city and the nature.
New Japan Private Tours
Half-Day Asakusa Goshuin Tour (Temple-Shrine Red Seal Rally)
Do you understand the difference between a temple and a shrine? You can explore the Japanese religious tradition by touring and collecting the Goshuin at the temples and shrines in the Asakusa area. It is very recommended for those who want to know the background of Japanese culture.
Yokohama 1 day trip!
This tour is highly recommended for people staying in Tokyo and would like to see the other parts around Tokyo. Yokohama is only around 30min from central Tokyo by train, and there's full filled with the history of Japanese westernization. Please check it out!
Kumamoto Day trip (from Fukuoka)
I take you to Kumamoto by the bullet train From Fukuoka. It takes about 40 minutes. Kumamoto Castle is one of Japan's the three famous castles. It was constructed in 1608. It is a vast castle with three main towers, 18 turret gates, and 29 castle gates. By the big earthquake in 2016 Kumamoto Castle was damaged. Restoration work is underway. The restoration of the main tower was completed in 2021. Then we go to Suizenji Park which is stroll- style garden. You can enjoy admiring trees and pond.
Nagasaki Day trip (from Fukuoka)
I take you to Nagasaki by limited express train and bullet train from Hakata. I guide you to Nagasaki's historic and famous tourist sites, Peace Park, Hypocenter of the Atomic Bomb, Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum. Every year on August 9th, Peace Memorial Ceremony is held at peace Park. Then I will take you to Glover Garden, one of the most popular tourist spots, full of exotic atmosphere. Please enjoy the view of Nagasaki Port. After this, We will move to stone paved Dutch Slope.
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Fukuoka airport-Nagasaki round trip,2 Days, Private rental car, History, Local dining, Night view
This is the most attractive plan. You can experience the best tour in the world while listening to your favorite music and movie with Apple Music and Netflix. You can visit the world famous sights of Nagasaki and enjoy the food culture that the world is proud of. And you can close your trip by remembering one of the most beautiful night views in the world, Nagasaki. We will move by private car, so we can secure our private time without being bothered by crowded trains or other people.
Private Car Tour - Enjoy the authentic castle towns and famous Oumi beef just outside Kyoto
First, while it is early enough, we will drive and hike a little bit on the ancient steps to one of the oldest temples in Kyoto and Shiga called Hyakusaiji. After that, we will explore a castle that has a tower that is one of the five originals remaining in Japan, Hikone Castle. We will enjoy Oumi beef for lunch. Oumi beef is if not better, as good as Kobe beef known as one of the three best beefs in Japan. We will enjoy the scenery in Oumihachiman from the mountain top and the old moat.
Enjoy Kyoto in a convertible car (daytime)
Kyoto has a very large number of tourists. It's always hard to catch a taxi. Buses and trains are so crowded. Traveling with convertible car will be a comfortable and valuable experience! The itinerary below is just an example, and destinations can be changed according to your needs. If you wish to take your time and enjoy visiting temples, I will be waiting for you in a nearby parking lot. More than you think, English is not spoken in Japan. To enjoy a trouble-free trip, please contact me!
Kyoto Early Bird Highlights with Car Service
Join me on this tour as we explore four of Kyoto's must-see sights, starting early to beat the crowds. You'll enjoy the convenience of transportation between locations, with your knowledgeable guide driving you to each site. This allows you to save valuable time and energy for fully immersing yourself in the beauty and history of each location.
Japan Tour Reviews
“Kid friendly itinerary for family of 4”
From the start, Yuka was very responsive and helped me settle on an itinerary that covered the major places we wanted to see but was achievable for our kids. She met us at our hotel and off we went. We covered the Imperial Palace, Sensoji Temple, Shibuya Crossing, Meiji Shrine and finished in Harajuku. Yuku took us to a really fun Sushi place for lunch and we added in an extra break stop when the girls got tired. Yuka was flexible and knows the city well. The tour was a great way to get oriented to the city on our first trip to Japan. Thank you Yuka!
Yuka S.
(51 reviews)Thank you for joining the tour and your nice comment. I had a good time with your family and fun time with your beautiful children. I really appreciated your kindness.
“An Essential Tour of Kyoto”
The day spent with Nori was exceptional for my solo visit to Kyoto. His detailed communication and customized suggestions prior to our meeting reflected his extensive knowledge and professional approach.Each location was perfectly orchestrated. His kind consideration and superb English created a comprehensive and cherished experience!
“Yuji made our trip!”
Hiring Yuji as our guide on the first day in Tokyo turned out to be one of the best decisions of our entire trip. My two sons (in their 20's) and I wanted someone to help us get oriented, give us some insider knowledge, and set us up with tips to make the rest of our week smooth and enjoyable. From the moment we met him, it was clear that Yuji brought something special to the experience. His artistic eye, unique perspective, and great sense of humor made each moment memorable and engaging. He didn’t just show us the popular spots but added these fascinating, often overlooked details that gave us a whole new appreciation of Tokyo. His insights were thoughtful. And he had this incredible way of making each place come alive, telling stories and pointing out things we’d never have noticed on our own. On top of all of this, he made sure we to follow up with a professional portfolio of pictures he had take of us around the city and best ideas for food and activities for the rest of our stay. Thanks to Yuji, we felt like we had a real handle on the city, and the entire week was better because of it. If you’re looking for a guide who’s more than just a guide—someone who truly enhances your experience and makes it unforgettable—Yuji is your guy. We couldn’t recommend him enough!
Yuji H.
(8 reviews)Thank you for your wonderful review !!! Even so long… |o|. I also had a lot of fun being your guide this time. Your sons are especially smart and wonderful. You must be very proud of them. I asked you when you were leaving Japan because I knew this trip was special for you three, so I wanted to take you out to see the night view of the Tokyo Bay Area by car. However, I couldn't make the time because I hadn't finished my cartoon work. But I hope I you have unforgettable memories over your trip in Japan !!
Japan Private Tours & Local Tour Guides
Uncover Japan’s secrets and gain travel knowledge with a local private tour guide. Unlock hidden gems, cultural immersion, and an unforgettable journey.
With a tour guide, you can get to the good stuff, like the ethereal Tottori Sand Dunes and quaint Kinosaki Onsen. From enjoying bespoke traditional ryokans, to navigating the busy streets of Osaka, a tailored journey through Japan’s wonders only gets better with a local expert leading the way.
Beyond the big ticket destinations like Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, getting a personalized itinerary transforms a simple tour into lifelong memories. Customized by a local guide, your itinerary can feature lesser known sites like the Shikisai-no-Oka flower fields, where stunning panoramic views of colorful flowers await.
Japan Frequently Asked Questions
Is it worth getting a tour guide in Japan?
Yes. Local private tour guides in Japan provide comfort, convenience, information, and organization, especially in a culturally and geographically diverse country.
A Japan tour guide enhances your trip by;
- Getting rid of the language barrier. Less than 30% of Japan’s population speaks English. Touring the country with a multilingual guide removes awkward interactions and creates a sense of comfort and ease.
- Saving your time. Once you've picked your destinations, your guide organizes the logistics, focusing on efficiency by booking venues, securing tickets, and making any necessary reservations, leaving you to relax and spend time seeing the Land of the Rising Sun.
- Providing a rich knowledge pool. Walking around the country with a guide ingrained in local culture, history, and knowledge is a treasure that gives you value for your money. You might even encounter a few hidden gems.
Still undecided? This article might interest you: Hiring A Guide In Japan: Pros & Cons.
Yes. Local private tour guides in Japan provide comfort, convenience, information, and organization, especially in a culturally and geographically diverse country.
A Japan tour guide enhances your trip by;
- Getting rid of the language barrier. Less than 30% of Japan’s population speaks English. Touring the country with a multilingual guide removes awkward interactions and creates a sense of comfort and ease.
- Saving your time. Once you've picked your destinations, your guide organizes the logistics, focusing on efficiency by booking venues, securing tickets, and making any necessary reservations, leaving you to relax and spend time seeing the Land of the Rising Sun.
- Providing a rich knowledge pool. Walking around the country with a guide ingrained in local culture, history, and knowledge is a treasure that gives you value for your money. You might even encounter a few hidden gems.
Still undecided? This article might interest you: Hiring A Guide In Japan: Pros & Cons.
What month is best to see Japan?
March to May and September to November are the best times to visit Japan because the weather is warm but not blazing and cool but not freezing.
Of course, March to May is Sakura season, so tourism is high during this time. To escape the crowds, try traveling from December to February. June to August is hot and moist, and May to June is rainy.
Need a full weather breakdown? Check out our Japan Tourism Statistics 2023.
March to May and September to November are the best times to visit Japan because the weather is warm but not blazing and cool but not freezing.
Of course, March to May is Sakura season, so tourism is high during this time. To escape the crowds, try traveling from December to February. June to August is hot and moist, and May to June is rainy.
Need a full weather breakdown? Check out our Japan Tourism Statistics 2023.
How much does a private tour of Japan cost?
Depending on your destination, Japan tour guides can be hired from 98 USD per group for a Kyoto Highlights Tour to upwards of 397 USD per group for a Customized Tokyo Experience. GoWithGuide's prices vary according to perks, venues, experiences, and included services. Head to the Japan Private Tours page to see our range of private tour costs.
Depending on your destination, Japan tour guides can be hired from 98 USD per group for a Kyoto Highlights Tour to upwards of 397 USD per group for a Customized Tokyo Experience. GoWithGuide's prices vary according to perks, venues, experiences, and included services. Head to the Japan Private Tours page to see our range of private tour costs.
Where should I go for the first time in Japan?
Tokyo is the number one choice for first-time travelers to Japan. It combines the best elements from the 4 major islands (Honshu, Hokkaido, Shikoku, and Kyushu) into one melting pot of culture and creativity. With so much variety, you'll find The Meiji Shrine, Shinjuku Gyoen Garden, Ginza Shopping District, and Yomiuriland all in one city.
Tokyo also serves as a base for those who want to travel to nearby destinations like;
- Osaka (2 hrs 22 min via Bullet Train)
- Kyoto (2 hrs 8 min via Bullet Train)
- Fuji Five Lakes ( 2 hrs 5 min via train)
Helpful Article: 5 Relaxing Day Trips From Tokyo You Have To Try
Tokyo is the number one choice for first-time travelers to Japan. It combines the best elements from the 4 major islands (Honshu, Hokkaido, Shikoku, and Kyushu) into one melting pot of culture and creativity. With so much variety, you'll find The Meiji Shrine, Shinjuku Gyoen Garden, Ginza Shopping District, and Yomiuriland all in one city.
Tokyo also serves as a base for those who want to travel to nearby destinations like;
- Osaka (2 hrs 22 min via Bullet Train)
- Kyoto (2 hrs 8 min via Bullet Train)
- Fuji Five Lakes ( 2 hrs 5 min via train)
Helpful Article: 5 Relaxing Day Trips From Tokyo You Have To Try
What I wish I knew before going to Japan?
- English is a bigger barrier than expected, especially if you plan on traveling to rural areas. A guide is a great way to practice small phrases and understand pronunciation.
- A JR (Japan Rail) pass comes in handy, so get one at the airport. Japan's public transport system is one of the best in the world, and a preloaded card will cut so much time while keeping you connected to the vast rail grid.
- The vending machines are as iconic as you think they are. Try as many as you possibly can.
- Walking while eating/drinking is rude. It also promotes littering, so take the time to pause and eat.
- English is a bigger barrier than expected, especially if you plan on traveling to rural areas. A guide is a great way to practice small phrases and understand pronunciation.
- A JR (Japan Rail) pass comes in handy, so get one at the airport. Japan's public transport system is one of the best in the world, and a preloaded card will cut so much time while keeping you connected to the vast rail grid.
- The vending machines are as iconic as you think they are. Try as many as you possibly can.
- Walking while eating/drinking is rude. It also promotes littering, so take the time to pause and eat.
What you should and shouldn't do in Japan?
- You should - Book accommodation months in advance. The earlier, the better, especially if you're headed to Japan during the peak season of March to May or September to November.
- You shouldn’t - Litter. EVER. Japan prides itself on recycling and keeping its streets clean. Littering is one of the worst things you can do. Keep your trash on you until you find a trash can.
- You should - Keep cash on hand. Though there are cashless facilities, cash is still king, especially in smaller specialty shops and restaurants.
- You shouldn’t - Stick to big cities. There's more to Japan than the bustling streets of Shinjuku or the savory foods of Osaka. Remote tours along the Japanese countryside are just as magical, so talk to your tour guide about picking a great spot.
- You should - learn some Japanese phrases like;
- Sumimasen - Excuse me
- Arigatou Gozaimasu - Thank you
- Konnichiwa - Hello
Check out our Ultimate Guide to Japan Tourism Statistics for a full breakdown of dos & don'ts, potential destinations, travel trends, weather statistics, and much more.
- You should - Book accommodation months in advance. The earlier, the better, especially if you're headed to Japan during the peak season of March to May or September to November.
- You shouldn’t - Litter. EVER. Japan prides itself on recycling and keeping its streets clean. Littering is one of the worst things you can do. Keep your trash on you until you find a trash can.
- You should - Keep cash on hand. Though there are cashless facilities, cash is still king, especially in smaller specialty shops and restaurants.
- You shouldn’t - Stick to big cities. There's more to Japan than the bustling streets of Shinjuku or the savory foods of Osaka. Remote tours along the Japanese countryside are just as magical, so talk to your tour guide about picking a great spot.
- You should - learn some Japanese phrases like;
- Sumimasen - Excuse me
- Arigatou Gozaimasu - Thank you
- Konnichiwa - Hello
Check out our Ultimate Guide to Japan Tourism Statistics for a full breakdown of dos & don'ts, potential destinations, travel trends, weather statistics, and much more.
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