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Japanese Tour Guides - page 13

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!

Lauren W.

I am Lauren, and I am living in Saitama, just north of Tokyo. I’d like to introduce you to Saitama prefecture, a perfect location for a day-trip during your stay in Tokyo. Saitama has lots of beautiful spots including shrines, parks and old towns.

Shun K.

I used to work for about five years at Daisetsuzan National Park in Hokkaido, where I guided 6,000 to 7,000 international visitors annually for sightseeing and mountain hiking information. Currently, I live in the southern area of Ibaraki Prefecture and would like to guide visitors to Mt. Tsukuba — a beautiful mountain just an hour and a half from Tokyo. It’s a peaceful countryside destination away from Japan’s overtouristed spots, offering breathtaking scenery, traditional shrines, and historic temples that reflect Japan’s deep cultural heritage. I truly hope visitors will be touched by the beauty and tranquility of this place.

Ei-chan N.

My nickname is Ei-chan, and I’m a licensed English-speaking driver-guide in Japan. I live in Kobe. I love sharing Japanese culture, history, and everyday life with people from around the world. I drive my own comfortable minivan, which is perfect for small groups and families. With it, we can travel safely and smoothly while exploring beautiful places off the beaten path. Before becoming a guide, I worked as a teacher, so I enjoy explaining things clearly and making learning fun. During our tour, I’ll do my best to make your trip both informative and enjoyable, filled with local stories, humor, and warm hospitality. Please feel free to ask me anything about Japan—its traditions, food, or daily life. Let’s enjoy a wonderful journey together and create unforgettable memories!

Singh J.

In 2020, I moved to Nikko in Tochigi Prefecture, a city surrounded by sacred mountains, historic shrines, and beautiful waterfalls. For one year, I had the chance to live in this UNESCO World Heritage site, and the experience shaped my life deeply.”and in 2021 I moved in ibaraki Ken Sakai machi . About nikko I love Kegon Falls and Lake Chuzenji, Nikkō Toshogu Shrine,and nikko national park

Raji A.

My name is Raji, and I am a professional tour guide, mountain guide, cultural guide, and history guide based in Islamabad, Pakistan. For over a decade, I have had the privilege of leading travelers from around the world through the breathtaking mountains of the Karakoram, Himalayas, and Hindu Kush, while also showcasing Pakistan’s rich history, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality. Beyond guiding, I am deeply committed to advocating for girls’ education. Since 2010, I have been involved in running Our School (OLSS), a community-based initiative that provides free education to underprivileged girls in Gilgit-Baltistan. This mission is close to my heart, as I believe tourism and education together can create sustainable change in our region. I would be honored to collaborate with your esteemed network to create unique and meaningful travel experiences for your guests journeys that go beyond sightseeing and connect travelers with the heart of Pakistan. Kind regards, Raji

Charley S.

Konnichiwa - - - Charley here. Originally, I grew up in Los Angeles and San Diego for the first quarter century of my life. In 2000, I moved to Aichi Prefecture, Japan. One of my main goals was to play music with Japanese musicians, particularly in the underground music scene, which I've been a part of throughout my life. Also, I wanted to enjoy and explore the beauty of living in a foreign country. I've been living here for 25 years, and can gladly say that I have been engaged thoroughly in both of those goals. Since the beginning of moving to Japan, I've always chosen to hang out and engage with Japanese people as opposed to other foreigners. I often find myself in izakaiyas and concert events where I am the only foreigner, but fortunately I am on good terms with the staff and other customers. So if you are looking to see the less touristy aspects of Japan, please feel free to get in touch with me and I would love to share what I have come to appreciate about Japan. Cheers !

Rakib H.

Hi. Myself Rakib. Hope you are a traveler. Who like to travels and visit the unseen and unknown place by yourself. Here is me, as your freelance tour guide. Your full responsibility is mine. I can give your safety guaranty.

David P.

Hello everyone, nice to meet you! My name is David, your friendly (and fully licensed!) tour guide based in sunny Singapore. I specialize in guiding Japanese visitors through the ins and outs of this fascinating city — from its world-class education system and business landscape to its ever-evolving real estate system. Think of me as your local insider with a passion for making serious topics surprisingly fun. Whether it's your first visit or your fifth, I’ll make sure each tour is tailored, insightful, and maybe even a little entertaining. Looking forward to showing you a side of Singapore you won’t find in any guidebook! 皆様始めまして、デイビッドと申します。シンガポール在住で、現地の公認ツアーガイドライセンスを所持しております。普段は、日本からのお客様を対象に、シンガポールの教育、ビジネス、不動産に関するツアーをご案内しております。ご質問やご不明な点がございましたら、お気軽にお知らせいただけますと幸いです。どうぞよろしくお願いいたします。

Simone F.

Born and raised in Naples, well-educated and well-cultured. After graduating in Humanities, I studied International Relations, in Spain, Austria and Serbia, and I've spent time abroad in Poland, China and Japan. I work in tourism since 2012: receptionist, property and revenue manager, tour leader, tour guide and in the next future travel agent. My passion is showing the beauties of my city and my region with a personal touch of sensitiveness. I strive not to offer just a simple tour, but a human experience that touches upon several disciplines: history, geography, archaeology, arts, politics, sociology, local crafts and gastronomic excellence.

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Alberto S.

I am an enthusiastic person with excellent communication and listening skills. I love history and culture and am always looking for interesting places to visit. I am punctual, have planning skills and a problem-solving approach that always puts the client first.

Gary S.

As an inbound tour guide and outbound tour leader, I have had the honor of serving guests from over 56 countries. I specialize in both private tours and bus higaeri (one-day) tours for Japanese local tourism services. I am also proud to be a 5-star-reviewed tour guide on other platforms. I speak Japanese, English, Mandarin, and Cantonese—skills I developed during my long-term career as a project manager in international joint ventures requiring multilingual and cross-cultural communication. This enables me to interact smoothly with tourists from regions such as Taiwan, Hong Kong (SAR), and mainland China, as long as we share a common language like English. In addition, I’m currently studying French, Spanish, Italian, and German to deepen my understanding of diverse cultures and enhance the experience I provide. I believe in the importance of omoiyari—the Japanese concept of empathy and consideration—an essential trait cultivated through personal growth, social experience, and professional challenges. I always strive to stand in my guests' shoes and provide thoughtful, personalized service. I also bring a sense of humor and optimism to my work, guided by a strong belief in the power of trust, shaped by my interest in Buddhism, Shintoism, and Protestant Christianity. In August 2024, I joined my first Heiro tour led by Japanese trainers, a couple who became certified Heiro masters after completing the practice 11 times. This experience enriched both my spiritual perspective and cultural understanding.

Erol M.

I was born and raised in Japan and have spent my career working closely with international guests. After retiring as a hotel executive, I chose to become a tour guide so I could share Japan in a more personal and meaningful way. I especially enjoy telling the history of Yokohama, Japan’s first foreign settlement, and explaining how it shaped modern Japan through culture, trade, and daily life. Drawing on my background in hospitality, I customize each tour to meet your interests, pace, and travel style, ensuring a comfortable and memorable experience tailored just for you.

Moe F.

Hi! I'm Moe. I work as a tour guide and Japanese teacher. I grew up in Nagasaki and live in the centre of the city now, but until last year I was teaching Japanese at a university in Ecuador. Because of that I also speak some Spanish. I love watching football, fishing and travelling. I visited to many countries and regions as a tourist. If you want the best food experience in Nagasaki, I am your personal specialist. I am also a third-generation of the Atomic Bomb survivor. If you want to learn about the history of peace in Nagasaki, I will share the stories I heard directly from my grandfather. If you have any questions, you can contact me at any time for anything. I look forward to making your trip the best it can be.

Kazu T.

Living in my beloved country of Croatia for 37years and running Japanese cultural center MATANKA. I will show you around with car or on foot. I speak Japanese Croatian and English

Yuji K.

Hello, my name is Yuji, and I am a licensed Guide Interpreter based in Kanagawa Prefecture. Having lived in Kanagawa for more than 40 years, I am deeply familiar with the area, including many hidden gems that are often overlooked by visitors. I have also spent decades working in advertising with international clients. So, I have no problem communicating with people from many different countries Also, I can explain Japanese culture by using metaphors or comparisons to make my tours interactive and fun Whether you would like to explore Kamakura’s temples and shrines or enjoy Yokohama's Waterfront, I can provide the best tours as well as the personalized tours. I am looking forward to guiding you during your visit.

Yukiko M.

Hello, I’m Yuki. I’m a multilingual interpreter fluent in Japanese, English, Portuguese, and Spanish, with over 18 years of international business experience. I specialize in curating refined, tailor-made journeys that offer privileged access to Japan’s culture, history, and natural beauty. With an MBA focused on inbound tourism and hands-on experience as the super host at Showa Retro House in Toyonaka, Osaka, I bring both strategic insight and genuine hospitality to every experience. I look forward to guiding you beyond the ordinary—into the true essence of Japan.

Tomáš K.

A passionate Japan enthusiast living in Japan with my wife and our beloved dog. I studied Japanese language and culture at University and have extensive experience in guiding all kinds of visitors. I help travelers discover the best that Japan has to offer. My goal is to ensure others to make the most of their journey through this beautiful and fascinating country and thorugh my experience of life in Japan work as a bridge between Japanese and foreigners coming to Japan.

Ken T.

I am a bilingual local who lives in Japan and enjoys travelling myself. I don't have industry experience specific to tourism per se but do have experience welcoming/entertaining international guests visiting Japan for work. I genuinely love to help people visiting Japan have a fond memory and experience in Japan while they stay. I will do my best to cater to all different requests and needs of customers, whether it is about types of places to visit, dietary preferences/restrictions, etc.

Victor G.

Hi, I'm Victor I live in France and I have been a tour guide for a year now in my city, Lyon. Being passionate of culture, history and a naturally curious guy , it's been a real pleasure to welcome all these people from around the world to lead them through that wonderful and unique city, where antique Roman relics rub shoulders with Renaissance labyrinthine streets. The capital of cinema, silkmaking, and occultism (among other titles) has countless wonders to offer, and I will be delighted to show you these curiosities! See you in Lyon! Rendez-vous à Lyon! ¡Nos vemos en Lyon! またリヨンに！

Misa H.

Hi, my name is Misa from Aichi prefecture. I'm working as a export staff at the trading company. Most friends of mine are said that my personality is fridendly to new people, extroverted, kind to everyone. I'm learning Yamato-Damashii(Japanese way of thinking), Shinto(relates to shrine), the history of shrine and japanese Gods, and fariming. I can offer potential customers about knowledge shriens, Yamato-Damashii, japanese GODs, farming. If you're interesetd in it, please cantact with me. I will make your own itenary together at Aichi, Shizuoka.

Atsuhiro M.

Hello, I am Atsuhiro, national licensed English tour guide and interpreter. I have extensive knowledge of Japanese history and culture, as well as a wealth of knowledge about flowers, plants, and agriculture. I have long experience working in official organizations related to agriculture and plants, including the United Nations and the Japanese government. If you are interested in Japanese gardens, my knowledge of plants will surely satisfy your interest. Japan has four seasons, then we can enjoy beautiful scenery no matter when you visit. I will guide you anywhere in Japan according to your request. on a field in beautiful country side, in a market, in a lecture room. Of course, we can enjoy to visit many tourist spots, like Sensoji temple, Imperial palace, Tsukiji fish market and so on. It is my pleasure to support you to create your happiest memory in Japan. I am very happy to be with you for assisting your job and trip here in Japan Why don't you to travel to this wonderful Japan with me? I am very looking forward to meeting you soon here in Japan.

Kazumi W.

Hello. I’m Kazu. My friends see me as friendly and open. I enjoy learning about cultural diversity and socializing with people. I’m interested in different food cultures and languages. I can speak French a little and I learn Greek. I‘m looking forward to meeting you.

Miki K.

Hello! I’m Miki, a government licensed tour guide interpreter, who has already provided more than 200 tours. I am a very friendly and reliable person. I enjoy my job and love meeting people. I can customize tours according to your interests. I hope to meet you soon!

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