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Keiko T.

Hello. I am Keiko, a nationally licensed tour guide for English-speaking tourists. I love traveling to new places, experiencing different cultures, and meeting new people. When I was young, I embarked on a long journey to explore more about my life. I settled in a small town in Illinois, USA, enjoying a new life while studying at the state university, and then moved to Florida to work for a while. After coming back to Japan, I have been working in downtown Tokyo since 2008, mainly as a translator and sometimes as an interpreter in various fields, including central government offices, TV stations, and a university. Seeing the increased opportunities around the Tokyo Olympics 2020, I transitioned into the tourism industry and am currently working as a tour guide, basically giving day tours of downtown Tokyo, Fuji & Hakone, Kamakura and Nikko. I love meeting people from different backgrounds, talking with them, and learning new things. That's why I enjoy hosting guests from abroad who want to explore Japan. Many local people helped me during my journey, and now it's time for me to give back. Come and meet me here; I will show you around amazing places in Japan.

Nehad B.

"come to discover the world in one country " My name is Nehad i am an archeologist and a certified guide since 2012 my love to my country and its history and culture gave me the best motivation to be a guide to share that love with everyone who want to discover corners in my city , let me take you explore and see the life with creating the best memories ,dive into the culture and feel as a local .

Hiro Y.

Hello, my dear would-be guests! My name is Hiroko. People call me Hiro for short. I am a government licensed guide. Here I am to make your time in a tour full of fun and provide you an unforgettable travel experience of your life. I grew up and live in Yokohama that is adjacent to Tokyo. After many years of several English-related job experiences, such as translating, teaching, desk work, etc., I finally found this job, tour guide, which is a perfect fit for my true nature. I love meeting people, having fun with people, and am always looking for something interesting wanting to share it with people. How about spending a part of your precious time here in Japan with this cheerful, friendly and well-informed tour guide, Hiro?

Tatsuhiro N.

It took me some 20 years to be qualified for this job and I feel honored for being able to help tourists from abroad understand our nation and culture. Japan is a beautiful country with a long history, tradition and rich cultural heritages, having various features in each of the four distinct seasons. Although there are now many visitors from abroad, mainly from Asian countries, they are mostly interested in shopping taking advantage of cheaper yen rather than understanding our people and culture. Kyoto and Nara are the two cities best known by foreign tourists, but not all the aspects of Japanese culture are concentrated there. If you visit the countryside other than these two cities, you will never fail to see the beautiful natural surroundings and people who will warmly welcome you. I wish to work as the bridge between Japanese people and tourists from all over the world.

Masao O.

Mein Name ist Masao, Spitzname Mao, bin Ihr Reiseführer. Da ich seit der Geburt immer in Tokio wohne, kenne ich diese fantastische Stadt ziemlich gut. Zu meinen Lieblingssehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt gehören Meiji-Jingu (der größte Schrein), Asakusa (Altstadt) und Kaiserpalast. Mein Hobby ist Fußballspielzuschauen. My name is Masao, nickname Mao. I'm your tourist guide. Born in Tokyo, I know this charming city well. Meiji-Jingu (the largest shrine), Asakusa and the Imperial Palace belong to my favorite spots for sightseeing. My hobby is to spectate soccer.

Kenji O.

I lived in Seattle, WA US for several years to study public policy and urban planning at University of Washington and Washington State Department of Transportation . The US life has awakened me to realize its beauty and value of the Japanese nature and culture. After coming back from US, I have started my professional career of the infrastructure development in both developed and developing countries as a Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) expert for more than 20 years. I have provided hospitality and honesty as a Japanese during my professional career. I can give you not only sightseeing tours but also technical tours with my expertise. I live in Osaka where an ancient capital city, Kyoto is located within a hour by train. I can show you how Japanese has developed the capital city with urban planning and infrastructure development. I look forward to seeing you here in Japan.

Emi F.

Nice to meet you. I am a national government certified guide interpreter, Emi. I just started this business under the COVID-19 pandemic. Before that, I had worked for more than 30 years as a teacher. Nagano is a cozy city surrounded by a beautiful mountain range. I enjoy strolling around its center, driving in the countryside, visiting some beautiful spots such as Zenkoji Temple, Togakushi highlands, Matsumoto Castle and so on. I also enjoy local dishes with fresh ingredients. I'd like to introduce our lifestyle to you as well as historical places and nature. According to your expectations, I will make your tour tailor-made, not ready-made!

Peter J.

I always try to make tours safe, pleasant and friendly, especially customized and private tours. From the very beginning to the end, I will lead you to have a tour with perfect itinerary. Thank you.

Chinami N.

Hello!My name is Chinami. I have a national licence as a tour guide. I know well not only the nature of Mt Fuji area, but also history of Mt Fuji as a world cultural heritage site.I like to talk with people from all aver the world.So I want to have great time with you and enjoy local meals, wine, and so on. Let's share a wonderful moment in Japan!

Yoshiko H.

Hi! I'm Yoshi. I was born and raised in Nagasaki. I'm very familiar with the best sightseeing locations and attractions in the city. Nagasaki is a fascinating and interesting city visited by lots of foreign tourists every year. I have guided many foreign tourists as an English tour guide for the past several years.. I always enjoy guiding every tourist and provide them with my best hospitality. I'll be looking forward to seeing you and sharing a wonderful time with you. See you soon!　　　　

Nobuo K.

Hi, I'm Nobuo. Please call me "Nob" or "Noby". I am a national certified English tour guide. I became a tour guide, after working for a foreign company for over a quarter century. I am interested in the Edo (the old name of Tokyo) culture. And I also join volunteer groups which are "the Edo-Tokyo Museum" and "the Imperial Palace East Gardens", which used to be the Edo Castle. You will learn the present Japanese culture, history, the Japanese way of thinking, and a Japanese sense of beauty based on the Edo culture by joying the tour. I am sure that I can provide you with the most impressive tour. I hope you enjoy your stay in Japan. I'm looking forward to seeing you soon!

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!

Jorge D.

Hi , my name is Jorge, 53 years old. I am a certified nature guide in Azores island. My passion is on nature, hiking and showing our Azorean culture for those who visit our beautiful island. My tours are full of experiences you never forget! Welcome to Azores island!

Chiara R.

I have been working as a tour guide since 1987 and for this I will be glad not only to tell you about history and architecture, but also the flora and fauna, traditions and mythology, aiming to get you to know deeply, all what makes Sicily a very special and very unique area of Italy. Born in the North of Italy, I moved in Taormina over 30 years ago and I could appreciate the different particularities of this incredible land.

André O.

When I left my hometown Düsseldorf in 1999 to move to Barcelona, the Catalan capital was rather a polluted, shady and even dangerous industrial site than the trendy and cosmopolitan tourist destination it is nowadays. I came into town as a photographer and event manager and despite of Barcelona's guff post-industrial charm I was instantly overwhelmed by the creativity and passion of its people, their way of seeing things and to live their lives. With the time I got more and more attracted by tourism and achieved work experience as a property manager and travel consultor. Finally, I launched my own little travel consultancy in 2016 and since that I am offering luxury accommodations, DMC / concierge services and a wide range of day tours and group activities. My core business are private day tours from Barcelona to destinations like Girona, Tarragona, Sitges, Vic, Besalú or areas like Costa Brava, Penedés or Priorat. My mission is to leave the beaten path and to make my customers discover unique historical sites, beautiful landscapes, vibrant street life and amazing food and wine experiences. For the tour we use a comfy, private SUV that fits 4 passengers + driver / guide. The tours can be done in English, Spanish, French and German and they can generally be customised to meet the interests and needs of the group at any time. During the tour you get an idea of the long and diverse history of the sites, local traditions s.a. insights about lifestyle, culture and social concerns.

Robert K.

Hello from the enchanting Kyoto! My name is Robert, I studied Japanese studies and live in Kyoto. I offer professional tours in Nara and Kyoto. Let's visit the beautiful temples, Zen gardens and shrines together, combined with the culinary experiences that these cities have to offer. You will learn a lot about the history and culture of this beautiful country. It is very important to me that my guests experience a relaxing time without any hustle and bustle, that they can enjoy the beauty in peace, and that they find a moment of tranquillity far away from their hectic everyday lives. If I have piqued your interest, please feel free to contact me. We can discuss the tour itinerary together; I will tailor it entirely to your personal wishes. Thank you for taking the time to read my advertisement. I look forward to hearing from you. Best regards from Kyoto, Robert

Martin H.

Hello! I’m Martin, a local guide from Eastern Austria / Vienna, officially licensed, highly experienced, and still genuinely excited about showing people around Central Europe. I speak English and German, and I can confidently order food in a few other languages — which, as you’ll soon discover, is a very important skill given my specialization in food and wine tours. From elegant Viennese classics to regional surprises, I firmly believe history tastes better when paired with the right dish and a good glass of wine. Over the years, my guests and I have explored Central Europe using just about every mode of transport imaginable. We’ve traveled by modern cars, vintage vehicles, vans, buses, electric trains, diesel trains, steam trains, and even trains with cogwheels. On water, we’ve used large river cruise ships, speed boats, kayaks, and pedal boats — sometimes gracefully, sometimes enthusiastically. On land, we’ve gone even further: horses, donkeys, alpacas… and yes, once even a tank. (No worries — it was for sightseeing, not invading.) My tours are informative but relaxed, well-organized but never stiff, and always adapted to what you enjoy most. Think of me less as a guide and more as a local friend who knows where to go, what to eat, what to drink, and how to get there — preferably in an interesting way. If you’re curious about Central Europe, love good food and wine, and enjoy travel stories that come with a sense of humor, I’d be happy to guide you. Welcome aboard — whatever we’re riding this time.

Joao M.

Hello, I'm João. I was born in Coimbra, and I have a degree in Anthropology, and master's degree in Cultural heritage, management and programming. I am a certified guide. I love meeting new people and helping them get to know my country better. If you enjoy history and want to learn more about our culture and traditions, I think my tours are the best choice for you. I work mainly in the city of Coimbra, and around. I am based in Coimbra region, but I am also available for tours in Lisbon, Aveiro, or Porto. I will be happily suggesting you a full customized tour in these 3 cities. Please send me a request, just customize your request. This is just a suggestion, but If you are very interested in history and would like to take an original tour in Lisbon, we can visit various archaeological sites in Lisbon (such as Roman cisterns, city walls, and Iron Age neighborhoods), sometimes walking through unexpected places, such as shopping malls or under hotels, banks, churches, and even bathrooms (public, clean)... History is where you least expect it. Thank you!

Megumi Y.

Hello,I'm Megumi. I was born and raised in Kanazawa, and this city is not just where I live — it is a place I truly love and am deeply proud of. Surrounded by history, traditional culture, and seasonal beauty since childhood, I naturally developed a strong connection to Kanazawa’s past and present. My passion for sharing the stories behind this beautiful city is what inspired me to become a tour guide. From the rich history of the samurai districts to the elegance of traditional gardens and the local lifestyle that many visitors might miss, I enjoy bringing Kanazawa to life through authentic, personal storytelling. Because this is my hometown, I can offer insights that go beyond guidebooks — local perspectives, hidden details, and a deeper understanding of the culture that only someone who grew up here can share. My goal is not just to show you famous sights, but to help you truly experience Kanazawa and create lasting memories. I look forward to welcoming you to my city and sharing its history, charm, and spirit with you！

Muslim A.

My name is Muslim, and I am a professional photographer with over 10 years of experience. I am reaching out to offer a unique opportunity for travelers seeking to explore the diverse beauty of Pakistan — from the breathtaking valleys of the North, to the vibrant energy of Karachi, and anywhere else your journey takes you. As your personal tour guide, translator, and photographer, I will help bridge any language barriers so you can connect more deeply with the local culture and people. I will also document your entire journey through high-quality photos and videos, capturing authentic moments that you’ll treasure forever. The best part? I won’t charge anything for my services. This initiative is my personal contribution to promoting tourism in Pakistan and showing the world the stunning landscapes and warm hospitality our country has to offer. Of course, if you feel compelled to support me, you are welcome to offer whatever amount you feel is appropriate — but this is entirely at your discretion. If you’re planning a visit and want to experience Pakistan through the eyes of a local professional who truly loves this land, I’d be honored to join you on the journey. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or to discuss possible dates and destinations. Warm regards, Muslim

Ewan G.

I am a British artist and filmmaker based in Paris, where I have spent the past six years exploring the city's relationship with the avant-garde. My background is in the history and philosophy of art, with a focus on cinema and digital media—research I pursued at the University of Kent and during a residency at Le Fresnoy - Studio national des arts contemporains. For me, Paris is more than a backdrop; it is a subject of constant study. When I am not filming or editing, I spend my time researching the hidden narratives of the city, from the haunts of the New Wave filmmakers to the radical ideas of the Situationists. My walks are informal but deeply informed conversations. We move away from the standard landmarks to look at how the city has been shaped by the thinkers, writers, and filmmakers who saw Paris as a living text. I don't just share history; I enjoy discussing how the city’s architecture and cultural heritage influence our perspective today. Whether we are exploring iconic film locations through a director's eye or tracing the "layers" of a neighborhood's memory, I offer a perspective that combines historical context with a filmmaker’s eye for detail. I look forward to sharing a different, deeper side of Paris with you.

Benito G.

Hi, I am a Spanish guide from Valencia and Helsinki. I work as a guide for Spanish, English, and Finnish-speaking groups. I can also speak Catalan, although my native language is Spanish. I have a master's degree in art history from the University of Valencia and completed a professional career in orientation services at Perho (Finland). I also hold a tourist guide certificate issued by the General Directorate of Tourism of the Generalitat, which allows me to work as a guide throughout the Valencian Community. I have two years of experience in the field, and I currently work for various companies. I would like to offer my guiding services to you. For example, I manage the production and implementation of guided services and act as a specialized guide (e.g., bike tours). I am particularly familiar with the destinations of Valencia and Helsinki. In my work, I pay attention to the needs of special groups and safety issues. I also have training as a bus driver and a driving license, which I can use if necessary. As a person, I am a friendly, social interpreter with an entertaining style. I enjoy telling stories and am particularly interested in history, art, and the curiosities that different places hold. I have received excellent feedback from my professors and on my exams for my fun approach to conducting tours and highlighting interesting details. I would be happy to work with you if the situation allows. I would be delighted to tell you more about the services I offer.

Marija R.

Hi, my name is Marija. I am licensed tour guide in Zadar, Croatia. I've been working for 20 years in tourism industry. I am fluent in English, Spanish and Croatian, and speak some German. Tour guide job is my dream job. Let me take you on a time travel through ages while walking down the streets of my beautiful city.

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William kim W.

Hi! My name is Kim and I've been a hiking and tour guide in southwestern Utah for over 30 years. My specialties are Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park, two of the most beautiful places on Earth! I love to share my knowledge of the history, geology, flora and fauna of these areas with others. I have led groups as small as one, and as large as 50 (as a step-on guide). I know the best places to go, the easiest logistics, the most challenging/rewarding/easiest/interesting trails and viewpoints in the area. I would love to guide you and your group throughout our wonderful system of National Parks!

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