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Adis S.

I was born and raised in Bandung, I love helping people to find any information about Bandung and explore this beautiful city. Having lived and worked here nearly my entire life, my local information knowledge is good because i also work as an tour guide on tripadvisor and have a very good reviews from my previous clients. I can tell you about various places and spot in Bandung, it all depends on what kind of places do you want to explore. looking forward to any travelers to come and explore.

Koba M.

Firstly, my warm greetings to you! Secondly, I've been working as a guide w/own car for more than 12 years. I've done hundreds of cultural, hiking and mixed up tours for small groups as well as big size groups. Besides Georgian I speak English- fluent and Russian - fluent Thirdly, I love this job and actions related to the job. I always, feel like loving whole world and always delighted when being in touch with different cultures... ... my credo- "Service means - to satisfy expectations of the client, but good service means to leave customers more than satisfied! "

Melissa P.

Hi, I am Melissa. I am an American Israeli who has lived in Israel for over 13 years. I am a tour guide and live in Be'er Sheva. I am available to guide in many areas of the country including Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Be'er Sheva, the Central and Southern Regions. I love doing day tours and walking tours and I always enjoy meeting new people from all over the world. It is always exciting to share my love of my country with new people and I hope you will love your trip to Israel.

Kristupas S.

I am a historian, working as a tour guide since 2013. I was awarded the title of 'Friendliest tour guide in Vilnius' in 2015 by the city's municipality. My clients range from private travelers to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Presidential Palace. The way I structure my tours is by combining elegance, humor, and knowledge so that the guests would feel they get special attention and my flexibility at the same time.

Seiji O.

Hello, my name is Seiji, a licensed guide interpreter. I am a native of Tokyo and registered guide with the “Tokyo City Guide Club”. I love outdoor activities and I am always inspired by the nature and culture of our country. Tokyo has been the center and the capital of Japan for more than 400 years. The city is built around the former residence of shogun, now the Imperial Palace, and has gone through damages and recoveries. It is a very modernized city and continues to add new attractions. I would like to take you to some popular tourist attractions and show you around our cultural tradition that has been ingrained in our lifestyle. I am looking forward in seeing you soon.

Michaela M.

I have been a guide for over 12 years and only offer private tours in small groups and online zoom tours about different topics of Salzburg to English speaking travelers. Since you offer private tours and also online zoom tours it would be my great joy to work with you. Salzburg is a beautiful place that many travelers love to visit and learn more about it.

Carina L.

Welcome to Buenos Aires, Argentina! I am passionate about my born and raised city, so once i discovered this I decided to study Tourism, reaching the degree in 2005! I have been always a freelance licensed tour guide offering private tours in this marvelous city of Buenos Aires. this is the best and only way to work in a taylor made way according to your wishes and interests. Finally you will exceed your own expectations! I am looking forward to hearing from you for any doubt you have!

Takahiro I.

I grew up in the UK, and have lived more than ten years in the UK and USA on overseas assignments. While I lived abroad, I started to realize how shallow my knowledge on Japanese culture, beliefs, history and food was for a Japanese resident, whenever I tried to respond to the questions my foreign friends had about Japan. For the last 20 years I’ve been doing a lot of domestic travel visiting areas that I’ve never been before, and studying history and culture, as well as enjoying Sake from all parts of Japan. From 2015, I intensified my studies of Japan, and in 2017, successfully received government certification as a qualified guide on Japan. Thinking it would help my studies as well as be beneficial for visitors to Japan, I opened a website titled “Rediscovering Japan” in 2016 to record my travels and share my experience with travelers to Japan. To date I have covered 25 of the 47 prefectures in Japan. I have found that rather than just visiting tourist spots at random, it is much more interesting if you have a clear theme of the places you are going to. I hope you'll enjoy the visits with me to rediscover Japan!

Toichi N.

I'm Toichi. Please call me Ichi, which means No.1 in Japanese. Or you can remember it as 'itchy' Ichi. Born and bred in Osaka, I would like to introduce you to this extremely diverse and interesting city. I have travelled extensively around the globe, and I think one of the greatest pleasure of travelling abroad is meeting people who have different ways of lifestyle and thinking. Japan may not be an easy place for tourists to get to know its people. So, I hope to help you to get closer to meet real Japan and Japanese people. I would like to show you how ordinary Japanese people live and think. And I am happy if you could have a day of unique cultural experiences which you can look back to in ten years' time!

Rodrigo S.

English Hello! My name is Rodrigo, and I am a Brazilian guide who has been living in Japan for over six years. My tours focus on creating experiences through walking tours. We explore different neighborhoods, visit markets, enjoy local food, go shopping, and experience everyday Japanese life in a natural and relaxed way. All itineraries are flexible and adapted to each guest’s interests, whether that includes food, shopping, culture, neighborhoods, traditions, or daily life in Japan. I help with language barriers, local etiquette, customs, transportation, and everyday situations that can be confusing for visitors. I have a strong passion for sports and offer sports-focused experiences, such as running routes around Tokyo. We can explore the city through parks, riversides, and local areas. I also guide hiking and trail experiences near Tokyo, for example, Mount Takao. I speak Portuguese and English and would be happy to guide you during your visit to Tokyo. Português Olá! Meu nome é Rodrigo e sou um guia brasileiro que vive no Japão há mais de seis anos. Meus tours são focados em criar experiências por meio de walking tours. Exploramos diferentes bairros, visitamos mercados, experimentamos a comida local, fazemos compras e vivenciamos o cotidiano japonês de forma natural e tranquila. Os roteiros são flexíveis e adaptados aos interesses de cada visitante, seja gastronomia, shopping, cultura, bairros, tradições ou a vida diária no Japão. Ajudo com a barreira do idioma, etiqueta local, costumes, transporte e situações do dia a dia que podem ser confusas para visitantes. Sou apaixonado por esportes e ofereço experiências esportivas, como percursos para correr em Tóquio. Podemos explorar a cidade passando por parques, margens de rios e áreas locais. Também guio trilhas e caminhadas nos arredores de Tóquio, por exemplo, o Monte Takao. Falo português e inglês e será um prazer te acompanhar durante sua visita a Tóquio.

Daniel W.

Hi, I’m Daniel – your local guide in Kanazawa! Originally from Northern Ireland, I now call the beautiful city of Kanazawa, Japan my home. With a background in Special Educational Needs, I’ve always been passionate about making learning accessible, engaging, and meaningful. Today, I bring that same spirit to my work as a local guide, blending storytelling, cultural insight, and warm conversation into every tour. My passion for Japanese culture and history runs deep. I’ve spent years immersed in independent study—reading, exploring, and reflecting on the traditions that shape daily life here. My academic background in Theology has given me a unique lens through which to understand and explain Japanese Buddhism and Shinto, helping guests appreciate the spiritual layers behind the temples, shrines, and seasonal rituals we encounter. Combined with my hands-on experience guiding visitors through Kanazawa’s historic districts, I aim to offer tours that are both thoughtful and down-to-earth. My tours are designed to be relaxed, friendly, and full of discovery—no stiff scripts or megaphones here! Whether we’re exploring samurai villas, shrines, or the tranquil paths of Kenrokuen Garden, I aim to create a space where guests feel welcome to ask questions, share stories, and truly connect with Japanese culture. I’m always happy to chat about life in Japan, share personal experiences, and offer practical tips for travelers. Whether you're curious about daily life in Kanazawa, Japanese traditions, or just want to enjoy a good conversation over matcha, I’m here to make your visit memorable. So let’s take a stroll, soak in the sights, and enjoy a tour that’s as informative as it is fun. I look forward to welcoming you to Kanazawa!

United States of America (USA)

Greg V.

Hello, my name is Greg. I was born in New York City and I am a NYC Licensed Sightseeing Guide. I offer tours that combine history, culture, and an authentic local perspective, experiencing the city through walking, food, and unique local experiences. I speak English and Spanish and I am passionate about travel and cultural exchange. I have traveled to Japan three times and I am currently studying Japanese, which allows me to connect especially well with visitors interested in Japanese culture. I am professional, disciplined, friendly, and open to all cultures, and I would be happy to welcome you and help you discover the incredible multicultural city of New York.

Akira M.

My name is Akira. I am a national licensed tour guide. I have been a guide in 9 years. I am specialized in Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Kobe and Hiroshima. When you have a plan to visit those area, please contact me. I am sure that you enjoy there with me and you can find the traditional and cultural Japan. In my spare time I am enjoying Japanese martial art. I have have been practicing it about 20 years. Than you so much for reading my instruction and I am looking forward to sharing my country with you.

Diogo C.

Hello, I’m Diogo — a private Lisbon tour guide, sommelier, and host, with a background in hospitality and Portuguese culture. I’ve worked for many years in the hospitality world in Portugal and London, including as a sommelier, and I studied the WSET Level 3 in Wines in London. I’m also the co-founder of a Portuguese wine brand in Alcácer do Sal, which gives me a strong connection to local producers and the countryside beyond the cities. While wine is an important part of my background, my tours are not limited to food and wine. I design private, tailor-made tours from Lisbon that can focus on culture, history, landscapes, architecture, and everyday local life, or combine these elements naturally with wine and gastronomy when it makes sense. I work exclusively with private guests and small groups, creating experiences at a relaxed pace and shaped around each guest’s interests. Whether you’re visiting Portugal for the first time or returning to explore more deeply, my goal is to offer an authentic, personal perspective rather than a standard sightseeing tour. I look forward to welcoming you and helping you experience Portugal in a genuine, unhurried way.

Junior Y.

Hi, I’m Junior. I was born in Brazil and I’ve been living in Japan for several years. Coming here as a foreigner shaped the way I see the country not from a textbook, but through daily life, work, and real relationships. Over time, I became deeply connected to Japanese culture, history, and also to Japan’s car scene. Japan isn’t just temples and shrines; it’s also craftsmanship, attention to detail, passion and car culture reflects that perfectly. From classic JDM icons to rare, low-production vehicles and underground scenes, it’s a side of Japan that many visitors never get to experience or fully understand. I work with cars professionally, but I also see them as part of Japan’s cultural identity. The same mindset that built ancient temples exists in the way cars are designed, maintained, and respected here. If you’re interested in Japan beyond the surface, its history, its mindset, and the culture that connects tradition and modern passion — I’d be happy to share that with you

Kyoko K.

Hi, I’m Kyoko. I was born and raised in Kobe. After completing my education, I spent 25 years in London, where I taught piano and enjoyed a wonderful life in England. I returned to Kobe a couple of years ago to care for my elderly father and began a new chapter in my career as a tour guide. Kobe has recovered beautifully since the major earthquake 30 years ago. It is much quieter than Kyoto and Osaka, making it a perfect place to relax and enjoy your time in Japan. I would love to show you the beautiful scenery of Kobe, from its mountains to its seaside. My typical tour starts at the herb gardens on the mountaintop, continues through the city center and Chinatown, and finishes at Harborland, a famous spot for photos and stunning views. It would be my pleasure to help you create wonderful memories in Kobe. I look forward to welcoming you on my tour.

Kokoro T.

Hi! I’m Kokoro. I was born and raised in Ehime and have lived here for 26 years. I really enjoy communicating with people, and I’d love to share the charms of Ehime and Japan with you. Ehime may not be as big as places like Tokyo or Kyoto, but it has many wonderful spots — beautiful nature, relaxing hot springs, delicious local food, and warm-hearted people. I’m sure you’ll find it enjoyable and memorable. Before the tour, we’ll discuss the places you want to visit and how you’d like to get around. Together, we’ll create a plan that suits your interests and pace. I look forward to guiding you and sharing the hidden gems of Ehime!

Matilde M.

Hello everyone!! My name is Matilde and it will be a pleasure to welcome and introduce you to this marvelous city and its surroundings. Today I'll be focused on you and your experience in Portugal! I'm very flexible and I can definitely read my guests. I love challenges and learning from all different backgrounds, that's what makes me richer and happier! As a native of Lisbon and a passionate guide my focus is to give you the locals perspective! I'll make sure you have the best time experiencing our sights but also our daily life. History and geography, politics and economy, art and architecture , folk and crafts, food and wine are some of the genuine elements that so well characterize Portugal. Beside my regular tours I'll be happy to create tailor-made tours that meet your personal interests. This will make your visit unique to your needs and add an even more personal touch to your trip. Join me on this adventure and you'll want to come back over and over again! I have a 4 year degree in Tourism Information followed by a final exame that gave me the badge as a National Certificated Tourist Guide nº17/26231/1218. I've been an Official Guide since 2004. Second Level of WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust) Two years of Hebrew studies First level of Judaism Culture Course First year of Portuguese Sign Language. Botanical courses (Botanics on Art, Spices , Biblical Plants).

Kiyomi A.

Yokoso! Life is a journey! all about learning something new ! Lived in 7 different countries in my life, I’ve working in service industry for quite sometime. Now based in Japan and working as an English Teacher/tour guide. Those two are surprisingly quite similar- both has high demand to be an entertainer and educatorin same time in order to get guests attention :) I do thru-tour ( golden route : Tokyo- Hakone- Nagoya- Kyoto/Nara- Hiroshima) As well as regional ( Kyoto/Nara, Osaka and Kobe ) As per guest’s requirement. My favorite place to visit with my guests is Kasuga Taisha, Nara, along with Deer park. Recently reading Japanese Mythology to understanding Shintoism better. I used to live in India and love to find connection between their country and ours in Buddhism temple :) My hobby is ballet ( watching , doing ), Movies, Traveling( visit places and stay there locals ) World is one ;)

Victoria N.

My name is Victoria, and I’ve been living on Okinawa for 10 years. Would you like to visit non-touristy places known only to locals? I’ll be happy to show them to you! For more than six years, I’ve been guiding tours and sharing the beauty and atmosphere of this unique island with visitors. I love Japan — its culture, history, and anime — and I’m always excited to share not just facts, but the soul of this place. On my tours, you will see not only the famous landmarks, but also hidden, fascinating corners of the island that few people know about. With me, you will experience the real Okinawa: taste local cuisine, hear legends, learn traditions, and glimpse the everyday life of the islanders. I speak both English and Japanese, so I can help you feel confident and comfortable in any situation. If you want not just a tour, but a living journey with someone who is truly in love with Japan, I’ll be happy to guide you!

Moto E.

I live in Yamanashi Prefecture in Japan. I am a certified National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter in English. I acquired my certificate in February 2017. I can guide in the areas of Yamanashi, Nagano, and the Greater Tokyo Area and more depending on your interests. Yamanashi is located at the base of Mount Fuji, so it is easy to visit there. Great views of Mount Fuji and strolling in the nostalgic areas of an old town are available. And also, the snow monkey park is not very far. I will offer customized-private tours designed around your interests, and I will adapt the tours and make them flexible to fit your needs. Each tour will be enjoyable and memorable. However, the hardest part will be choosing which place and what you would like to explore. I am available for consultation should you need it. I was educated in Japan and the USA. I have a Ph.D. in Biology and I did my post-doc career in the US. I worked in the R&D and Quality Control departments in cosmetics companies and I was a laboratory manager for a vegetable seeds company in Japan. I was a research scientist in New Zealand for a short time. I planned the industry tours for foreign specialists and guided them to the corresponding enterprises. I grew Oriental vegetables for commercial purposes for a company in the UK. I was a rice cultivation assistant in Africa as a member of the Japanese Peace Corps. I visited Iran, Iraq, and Syria as a member of a goodwill mission organized by the government. After retirement, I have been a tour guide. I accompany guests on offshore trips from cruise ships. I can arrange walking tours in the Aogihara Forest area including lava caves like the Ice Cave and Wind Cave, and also strolling tours in the nostalgic town of Yamanashi. I have two websites guiding about Yamanashi and Mount Fuji areas.

Masa M.

My company is a tour operator in the Arashiyama area of Kyoto City. The owner is Masahiko Miyake. Arashiyama is a very attractive town. I was born and raised in Kyoto, and now I live in the Arashiyama area. Therefore, I have more knowledge and confidence about this area than most people. Arashiyama is home to the World Heritage Site Tenryu-ji Temple. This area was a villa district for aristocrats during the Heian period, so it features a beauty where nature and residences are integrated.

Abhinav H.

I am Abhinav, a passionate and dedicated tour guide for my homeland. The place where I grew up was very different from what it is today. It once had a unique charm and a culture deeply influenced by its captivating past. This inspired me, from a young age, to learn everything I could about my delightful homeland. Exploring the rich cultural heritage soon grew into a desire to share its beauty with others. Transforming my passion into a profession, I became a licensed tour guide recognized by the Ministry of Tourism, India, with over 10 years of experience leading tours across the country. A tour with me is always enriched by fascinating facts and captivating stories about India’s enthralling history and vibrant culture. My enthusiasm and passion are contagious, ensuring you remain engaged and inspired as I guide you through my charming and unforgettable homeland. My tours are designed for travelers of all ages, from the youngest to the oldest. Each experience can be personalized to suit your needs, so feel free to share your thoughts and preferences. Whether you are visiting for the first time or are a seasoned traveler, I will strive to make your journey truly unique and memorable. I’m based in Bangalore, but I’d be delighted to arrange a personalized Goa tour just for you. Feel free to contact me so I can design a 100% customized experience tailored to your preferences. My five-star ratings stand as a testament to my professional excellence, ensuring you a truly memorable experience as we explore this beautiful coastal state and all it has to offer.

Maki T.

Hello, my name is Maki. I’m a licensed English-speaking tour guide based in Nagoya. Having lived in Poland, I understand what it feels like to enter a new culture and want to grasp the deeper meaning behind what you see. In my tours, I focus on how Japan’s samurai era continues to influence modern life — from the way people think and work to the sense of order, humility, and attention to detail seen across the country. I also connect these values to Nagoya’s history, craftsmanship, and industry — from the Tokugawa legacy and samurai heritage, to Toyota’s engineering culture and local food traditions such as miso and sake. If you want to understand Japan not only through famous sites, but through the mindset and culture behind them, I would be honored to guide you. I’ll make sure your time here will be unforgettable and full of “wow” moments.

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