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English Tour Guides - page 28

Go E.

Hello.My name is Go ,a national certified guide-interpreter. I live in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture. Iwaki, about 180 km northeast of Tokyo, is a seaside city blessed with the mild climate and the gateway to the Tohoku district. My favorite things are gardening and listening jazz and fusion. I am a big fan of Hirotaka Izumi, a proficient pianist. I had lived in Auckland,NZ for a year and a half. As a local,I will show great sights of Ibaraki and Fukushima to visitors with sincerity.

Leo K.

Hi there! My nickname is Leo, I've been a tour guide in Paris and France for 6 years and I love my job and meeting people from all over the world to share my passion with! My speciality is the museum of catacombs, which is a very unique site. I also do tours of the historical crimes and legends of Paris, the Eiffel Tower, Seine river cruise, Chartres and its cathedral, the cemetery of Père Lachaise, Le Marais and much more.

Noriko Y.

Hi. I was a tour guide for Japanese speak in Japanese in main-land Japan around Tokyo. Now, I live in Okinawa for over ten years with my family. I wanted to be a tour guide for foreigners because I appreciate people's helps when I traveled around world. I traveled over seventy countries. I like traveling because I learn a lot from people who I meet. Finally, I got a certificate for being an English tour guide. I would like you to spend meaningful time in Okinawa. Okinawa has unique culture, they mixed Japanese and Chinese way, then, built up a new own culture. With limited time, I hope you enjoy seeing a lot and knowing a lot.

Teri D.

Hi, I’m Teri - your local tour guide in Osaka, Kyoto, Nara and Kobe! I grew up in Japan and have always loved sharing its beautiful culture, traditions, and hidden gems with travelers from around the world. Before becoming a guide, I worked as a flight attendant, which taught me how to take care of people from all walks of life and make every journey special. Whether it’s exploring Kyoto’s peaceful temples, charming streets, or local food spots, I’ll make sure you experience Japan with warmth, laughter, and unforgettable memories.

Yaron P.

Adventures lover, Living with my Japanese wife and kids in the Amazing KAGOSHIMA prefecture for 19 years. Experienced Guide since 2017. I'll guide you as we walking, hiking or biking to the most interesting power spots that some of them knows only to us the locals.

Tomoya H.

Your Expert Trekking Partner in Japan – From Mt. Fuji to Hidden Local Trails Searching for a trekking guide who knows Japan’s terrain inside out? Look no further! Born in Osaka and raised by nature-loving parents, my passion for the outdoors began early with a youth spent hiking, fishing, camping, and skiing. As a JMGA-certified Trekking Guide (Stage II), I have led diverse groups across Japan—from the rugged peaks of the North to the lush trails of the South—and even on international routes. When I’m not guiding professionally, you’ll find me on my "home turf," the Rokko Mountains, where I explore the trails daily. Whether you're looking for an iconic ascent of Mt. Fuji or a spiritual journey along the Kumano Kodo (Nakahechi & Kohechi), I ensure a safe, seamless, and deeply enriching experience. Custom tours are always welcome. Let’s hit the trail together!

David avinadav M.

David avinadav M.

I am a tourist guide and accompagnatore in love with Venice, author of several guides and articles on the most beautiful city in the world, I am a historian and specialized in making my clients happy by showing them culture, history but also leisure and gastronomy. I was the guide in the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and I have a great knowledge and love for Arts. I am looking forward to showing you Venice.

Bonnie C.

I am a cheerful and energetic lady from Hong Kong. I came to Takayama first as a tourist since 2014 and I fell in love with this region. In spare time, I enjoy exploring traditional events and festivals as well as new restaurants in all these areas. Being a tour conductor in Shirakawago, I am equipped with knowledge and skills in guiding single traveler, family and groups(more than 40 guests). With my fluent English, Chinese and abundant knowledge of this region, I am confident to show you around and tailor-made your desirable schedule. I am looking forward to seeing you.

Anne K.

Hi there, my name is Anne and I'm an artist and tour guide in Amsterdam. I like my life to be filled with different experiences and this is also what I am offering within my tours. I am living in the center of Amsterdam for 38 years and love it! I like the joy and the connection tourists bring to the city. Sharing my enthousiasme and giving you space and opportunity to experience the city and 'her' beauty, are important to me.

United Kingdom (UK)

Ian F.

I am a lawyer, historian and official City of London and Westminster tour guide. Introducing guests to the splendours and secrets of my hometown is my passion. I try to make my tours a mixture of fun and fact (with some of the facts being funny and some of the fun being factual). I would love to arrange a private tour that will make your visit to London truly memorable. All of my income from tour guiding is donated to charity - currently World Jewish Relief's Ukraine Crisis Appeal.

Kyoko I.

Hello, my name is Kyoko. I am a National licensed tour guide. After graduating from college in the United States, I worked as an editor for an international in-flight magazine. It gave me the opportunity to travel to many countries, including Europe, America, Asia and Mid East, to gather research for my articles. I live in Tokyo with my family, I sing in a local chorus group and I enjoy cooking Asian food like Indian, Thai, Burmese and Korean food. Being a tour guide for group or private tours, I get to meet people and learn about different cultures from all over the world. It has become my most favorite thing to do. I am very enthusiastic about sharing my Japanese culture and hospitality to make your travel experience memorable. As your guide, I will show you the beauty of Japan!

Juhee K.

Hi! I’m Juhee, a nationally certified tour guide with the heart of a teacher and a passion for sharing Korea in a meaningful way. I have over six years of experience teaching Korean to learners from more than 20 countries, ranging from children to adults, both in the U.S. and Korea. Teaching the language naturally led me to culture and history—because once students begin to understand Korean, they always become curious about why things are done a certain way here. I’ve also taught a university summer course, “Introduction to Korean Cinema,” exploring Korean history and society through films and dramas. That curiosity eventually brought me into tour guiding. My goal is to help visitors understand Korea through stories, context, and real-life experiences, not just facts. Thanks to my teaching background, I explain things clearly and at a comfortable pace—never rushed or overwhelming. My tours are well-organized, interactive, and friendly. I tailor each experience to guests’ interests, introduce useful Korean expressions along the way, and connect Korea’s past with everyday life today—from royal palaces and historic sites to places locals genuinely enjoy. If you’re looking for a knowledgeable, positive, and approachable guide, I’d love to show you around Seoul. Let’s explore Korea with curiosity, clarity, and great energy.

Lee S.

Welcome to Hokuriku! I’m based in Kanazawa and would love to show you around not just the famous sights, but also the everyday beauty and hidden corners that make this region special. I also provide winter tours and have a logistics team for your expedient comfort needs and convenience. Whether you're strolling through samurai districts, sampling fresh seafood at a local market, or soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of mountain villages like Takayama, Shirakawa-go or Ainokura among many more, I’ll help you experience Japan in a way that feels personal, relaxed, and real. I grew up in BC Canada with friends from all over the world, and now call Japan home. I speak conversational Japanese and understand both the traveler’s curiosity and the local rhythm of life. That means I can help bridge the gap, so you feel comfortable and connected wherever we go. Every tour is flexible—if the weather shifts or something catches your eye, we can adapt. My goal is to make your time here smooth, engaging, and full of insight. Let’s explore Hokuriku together, one story, flavor, and moment at a time.

Miranda R.

Hello, my name is Miranda. I have lived in Osaka for a couple of years. I also have previous tour guide experience. I am able to take you around Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara. I am also really flexible to any places that you might want to go or places that you want to go shopping. I also know a lot of great places to do food tours, as well. I have also no sign language to better suit some customers that may be deaf, mute, or even H.O.H. I look forward to seeing you and showing you around too many different places.

Terry L.

Hello and welcome! My name is Terry, and I offer private, tailor-made tours in some of Ireland’s most iconic and beautiful locations — including Dublin, Wicklow, Glendalough, and Newgrange. With years of guiding experience and a deep love for Ireland’s rich history, landscape, and culture, I create personalised experiences that match your interests and pace. Whether you're looking to explore the historic streets of Dublin, wander through the stunning valleys of Glendalough, take in the scenic beauty of the Wicklow Mountains, or step back in time at the ancient passage tombs of Newgrange, I’ll make sure your tour is relaxed, informative, and truly memorable. I pride myself on offering a friendly, flexible service that goes beyond the typical tourist experience — sharing local stories, hidden gems, and a few laughs along the way. If you're looking for an authentic Irish adventure with a knowledgeable local guide, I’d be delighted to show you around.

Catalina N.

Catalina here! Local TourGuide of Valparaíso and Viña del Mar :) I came to Valparaíso 7 years ago and I fell in love with this place. I just love the intricate stairs, the hidden corners and colorful alleys.. its endless magic, its art community, its legacy and its resilience; the culture, the people, the port. Viña del Mar, our twin City: close sisters with very different souls. Viña is a beautiful Garden City, with nice beaches and restaurants, a lovely boardcoast, parks and nature, shops and old treasures around. Now I walk all over both cities sharing them with the world, and hoping you have a nice time and get to connect with this uniques cities in Latinoamerica. The tours I offer are flexible in many ways and they can be tailored to your needs or interests. So If you have questions or doubts just ask and share your ideas or worries. A little about myself! I studied Ecotourism. I love to walk, love nature, animals, and nice adventures. I also love hot chocolate, interesting conversations and creating things with my hands. I hope we can meet!

Astir B.

I am a tourist guide in the land of Iguaçu Falls, I have an inbound Tour Guide team and I work with private transport and tour guide services, all the free-lance guides that I have partnerships with are legalized with federal registration. My history with tourism begins in 1990 when I decided by chance to start working in this area, I really liked it and subsequently decided to take the Tourist Guide course offered by the federal government, subsequently I graduated in tourism at a local university, then graduated in administration . I like this area because it gives us the opportunity to meet people from different cultures every day, learning a lot from them, as well as being a dynamic and surprising job, as well as the satisfaction of showing our clients the countless attractions in our city and region.

Tomohiko K.

I am generally unavailable on Weekdays however if you schedule at least a week in advance, I am available all days Please contact me if you have any questions! Hello, my name is Tomohiko! I am from Aomori City and have lived here for over 60 years. 　 I love traveling and have already visited more than 30 nations so far. After my official retirement as a public officer, I obtained the Japanese Government Licensed Guide Certificate and am nowadays very pleased to guide foreign tourists all over the world. Did you know that the Fuji apple is not from Mt. Fuji...but is actually from Aomori Prefecture' Fujisaki town? Aomori is proud to be the biggest apple producer in Japan. In Hirosaki city alone, there are over 40 apple-pie restaurants.　・Let's enjoy real Japanese culture and history together! Let's experience real Samurai history, Kimono culture, local traditional festivals, castle, Japanese garden, temple, shrine, Japanese tea ceremony, food and Sake. ・I often go to the local sea food and vegetable markets and eat fresh foods and would love to show you some secret, hidden restaurants that only Aomori locals know about - let's go on an adventure together! ・If you like sushi and fresh seafood - let me introduce to you Nokkedon ? What is it? Come to Aomori and find out! I am waiting for you! <Qualifications> ・Chairman of Aomori International Voluntary Association (AIVA) ・Part-time Lecturer, Aomori City Higher Nursing Academy ・National Government Licensed Guide-Interpreter ・ Medical interpreter who have passed the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare's "Medical Interpretation Curriculum Standards" examination.

Manish S.

Hello everyone, my name is Manish and I am a passionate tour guide. I have been working in tourism since 2013 and have experience as a guide in old city heritage and local market walking tours, historical tours, village life experiences. I do provide the customized tours as well according to the interest and comfort of the guests.

Johanne A.

I am an accredited Quebec tourist guide since 1997. I'm a Native of Quebec and a teacher by training. I have been working in the tourism industry for over 25 years. I worked for several years for the cruise industry. One of my main tasks was to develop unique tours offered primarily to cruise ship passengers but also to individual tourists and groups during their visit to our beautiful city, unique in North America. I offer a unique, personalized and bilingual (French/English) guide service on board (step-on guide) or on foot . I am dynamic, attentive and passionate about travel, history, architecture and culture. My first goal is to make sure that you will have an unique experience during your stay in Quebec City.

Buddhika R.

Buddhika is a professional English tour guide and a safe driver, who plans day tours and multi day tours around Sri Lanka including ready made and tailor made holiday packages with comfortable transportation facilities in a fully air conditioned car available space for two persons with baggage. I was offered Bachelor of Business Management degree in 2011 at the University of Uva Wellassa in Sri Lanka. I have obtained professional qualifications as a tour guide as well as a driver in the field since 2012.

United States of America (USA)

Iren G.

I fell in love with New York the moment I set foot here. It's been over 30 years now. I love this city so much that I became an NYC tour guide. I enjoy showing people different faces of NYC - from the bustling city of skyscrapers to the quiet streets of out-of-the-tourists-way neighborhoods. I love telling stories of people who made New York what is it - the self-made millionaires, famous writers, daring architects, beautiful and powerful women. I can show you major landmarks as well as secret spots and cozy old bars where you can feel NYC history. I can take you to places where sounds of jazz rule the night and people swing-dance - a dance which was born in Harlem, NY, and had swept the world with its infectious joy. I'm a licensed sightseeing guide with many years of experience. I'm truly fascinated with the unique history of New York City and love to share my passion for it. I've studied History of Art at Harvard Extension School (Cambridge, Mass) and New School (NYC) and took classes on NYC Architectural History at Cooper Union (NYC).

Manfred M.

Hi, Hello everyone, I am Manfred, Welcome to our private driver services in Santiago, Chile! We're your ideal choice for comfortable and safe transportation, as well as exploring the stunning destinations this region has to offer. With our six-seater SUV, we provide transfer services from the airport, cruise terminal, or any point in the city. But we don't stop there; we also specialize in private and personalized tours that will take you to discover the best of the region. (but if your group is larger, we will find a bigger transport for you, no worries!) From the thrilling ski slopes of Farellones to the majestic landscapes of the Cajón del Maipo in the Andes mountain range, through the cultural charms of Santiago de Chile or Valparaiso and the exquisite vineyards of the area, we have the perfect itinerary for you. Our service is entirely flexible and tailored to your needs. We speak English and German for your convenience and some Italian, Portuguese and some Japanese words! and yes, your pets are more than welcome on board! You can also add to the tours: - Cruise Ship Transfers to Valparaiso or San Antonio - Ski/Snowboard tours - Picnic/Camping - Surf Tours - Beach Horse Riding - Beach Paragliding - Food Tours - Shopping Tours - Nightlife and Restaurant Tours - Activities for the Children If you have any other request, just let me know.

Kent I.

Hello! I'm Kent. I'm a master of Tea Ceremony and Ikebana, as well as a software developer. With over 10 years of experience, I've assisted with tea ceremonies at Zen temples and participated in Ikebana exhibitions for tourists, gaining deep insights into Japanese culture. While I studied these cultural traditions privately, I majored in engineering and earned a degree in the field from Kyoto University. My days in Kyoto has made me familier with local lives and cultural activities. After graduating, I worked in robot software development, collaborating remotely with colleagues in Michigan and engaging with clients and sales teams in Germany, India, and China. Their strong interest in Japanese culture and my background deepened my appreciation for Japan’s heritage, inspiring me to guide tours and practice cultural activities. I currently live in Shinjuku, Tokyo, with my wife, enjoying life here. I’ve joined a robot startup and am working flexibly while continuing to guide tours. My aim is to share the rich history and culture of Japan through my tours and offer creative, immersive experiences.

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