Japanese Kagawa Tour Guides
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Japan
Takanori K.
I was born and raised in Kagawa, but I also spent several years living abroad, including in the United States, so I’m fluent in English. I can share a wide range of insights about Kagawa—from its history and culture to great photo spots, delicious local food, and fun trivia you won't find in guidebooks. Let me be your guide and make your journey truly unforgettable!
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Japan
Mika S.
5.00 / 5
(14 reviews)
5.00 / 5
(14 reviews)
My name is Mika, and I am a local guide based in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture. Before becoming a guide, I worked as an English teacher. My passion for guiding began with the Setouchi Triennale (Setouchi International Art Festival), which inspired me to share the beauty and stories of the Seto Inland Sea region with visitors from around the world. I am continually fascinated by the region's rich history, culture, architecture, art, and natural beauty. Through my tours, I enjoy introducing both iconic attractions and hidden gems that reveal the authentic character of Setouchi and Shikoku. Kagawa is the gateway to some of Japan's most celebrated art islands, including Naoshima, Teshima, and Inujima. I also enjoy guiding visitors along parts of the Shikoku Pilgrimage, a spiritual journey that has connected people, temples, and local communities for more than 1,200 years. Whether your interests lie in contemporary art, history, spirituality, or local culture, I would be delighted to help you discover the unique stories and connections that make this region so special.
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Japan
Chizuru F.
5.00 / 5
(5 reviews)
5.00 / 5
(5 reviews)
Hello, my name is Chizuru. I'm from Kagawa, Shikoku Island. I went to primary school in London and in my 20s, I travelled around the world as a backpacker. After becoming a mother, I settled in Kagawa. Over time, I became deeply fascinated by Japanese culture, particularly kimono and Japanese sake. This led me to open a kimono rental shop in one of Japan's most beautiful gardens. I find great joy in meeting tourists and dressing them in kimono. I also began offering Japanese sake bar-hopping tours, which I mostly enjoy because they allow me to have fun with tourists and share my passion for Japanese culture. Kagawa is home to many beautiful islands, and I would love to take you to these stunning places too, where you can experience art, meet the local people, and enjoy local food. There are so many things to do, and I am happy to arrange any activities you desire in Kagawa.
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Japan
Hugh C.
4.92 / 5
(102 reviews)
4.92 / 5
(102 reviews)