Josef A.
“Wunderbarer Überblick ”
Liebe Keiko Wir hatten, dank ihrer angenehmen, höflichen und immer engagierten Begleitung, einen wunderschönen Tag in Hiroshima. Auch und gerade dass Sie so flexibel auf die Wetter Situation eingegangen sind hat uns sehr gefallen ! Sie haben uns einen sehr intensiven Eindruck in die japanische Lebens- und Denkweise vermittelt und das hat uns sehr gut gefallen Vielen Dank, dass wir ihre Gäste sein durften Liebe Grüße Josef und Carolina
Keiko K.
Liebe beide, vielen Dank für Ihre warmen Worte. Ich bin staatlich geprüfte Fremdenführerin und Dolmetscherin für Englisch und in diesem Beruf regelmäßig tätig. Mein Deutsch entspricht ungefähr dem B2-Niveau (CEFR), und ich bin mir bewusst, dass meine sprachlichen Fähigkeiten noch nicht perfekt sind. Umso mehr danke ich Ihnen von Herzen, dass Sie mir aufmerksam und geduldig zugehört haben. Ich liebe die deutsche Kultur von Herzen – deshalb war es mir eine ganz besondere Freude, Sie hier in Hiroshima treffen zu dürfen. Ich würde mich sehr freuen, Sie in der Kirschblütenzeit oder zur farbenfrohen Herbstlaubzeit wieder begrüßen zu dürfen. Sie sind jederzeit herzlich willkommen! LG, Keiko
Josh W.
“Not an English guide”
Hiroshi may be a good guide, and he may have knowledge and insights into Kyoto, but he neither speaks, nor understands English, so there is no way for us to know.
Pravardhan B.
“Japan Trip”
We had the most amazing time with Shunta. He was very thorough and well educated about the places we choose to visit. He went with our pace and kept us on track to allow us to visit a multitude of places in a day. Our experience wouldn’t have been the same without him. He was easy to understand and very accommodating. Also a great photographer haha. Definitely recommend to anyone traveling to Japan.
Shunta N.
Thank you so much for the wonderful review! It was such a pleasure guiding you all around Tokyo. I’m truly glad to hear you enjoyed the experience and that everything went smoothly. I had a great time spending the day with you and capturing some memories along the way too! Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you visit Japan again—I'd be more than happy to guide you anytime. Wishing you all the best and safe travels!
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.
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;
Still undecided? This article might interest you: Hiring A Guide In Japan: Pros & Cons.
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.
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.
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;
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