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Japanese Tour Guides - page 13

Shafiq ahamad K.

Shafiq ahamad K.

I am a tour guide having license from Ministry of Tourism Government of India and having experience of more than 15 years in tourism industry, I am local so have excellent local knowledge. The training to conduct tours for my guests to provide them unique experience I got it from the Government institutions which increases my ability to provide my guests with an amazing experience. One thing which I can promise is that after the tour my guests will rate their wonderful experience by 5/5 in their feedback.

Taku M.

Hello, my name is Taku. I wish to welcome your visiting. What do you expect when visiting Japan? I will be here to share my historical, geographical and Japanese society's knowledge with you. My guests posted reviews on me, “flexible, knowledgeable and well-prepared.” I was a volunteer for Tokyo Olympics to take care of IOC members. Of course I'm a national government licensed guide interpreter in English. I hope I can see you soon!

Javier G.

Hola world I ‘m passionate about history, art, gastronomy, music and cinema.I love to share with customers my personal hidden Seville by walking the charming neighborhoods and discover the legends of the city related to history or operas inspired in town. I have been working as professional licensed guide for about 25 years at this incredible city. My hobby is to welcome you as ambassador of my hometown.

Mayumi S.

I am Mayumi, a national tour guide in English based in Tokyo. I love Tokyo! I was born and raised here. I studied tourism, and worked in London and New York, but I decided to come back to share my passion of Japan by helping visitors to discover my beloved country. Let me make your trip to Japan a unique moment. I will offer you an experience based on your specific needs and interests. From the local's favorite restaurants to the main tourist icons, for you, I will open the gates of the most interesting places. I am a professional, government-lincensed tour guide, and an active member of the most influent tour guide association in Japan. Hiring a professional licensed tour guide is the safest way to make sure your experience to be a memorable one. I have leaned extensively about the history and culture of the places we visit so I can share every detail with you. In true Japanese fashion, from our initial contact to our farewell, everything will be clear, precise and unambiguous. Have a nice journey and feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Noriko Y.

National licensed English tour guide (born in 1977). Main job is freelance book editor and writer based on Kyoto. Utilizing various past works and articles from historic spots, off the beaten track, traditional crafts, contemporary arts to hip restaurants, I offer unique and interesting tour. Since I have the qualification of “International SAKE (rice wine) tasting master”, I can guide to the SAKE brewery and nice SAKE bars. Also I am interested in Ethnology, I will guide you to once a year festivals or rare religious rituals.

Erick(eiichi) K.

Erick(eiichi) K.

Hi. My name is Eiichi (Kaba) Kabaya and Iive in Yokosuka, Kanagawa for over 50 years. I've just retired last year but started new job at IT venture company. During my previous job, I had assignment in USA for 9 years. My iterests are photograph and walking as you can see in my photo. I'd love to introduce all of Japan including my home town. I can take you to all of famous places like Kamakura, Hakone and Tokyo. But if you have already visited Japan a couple of times, you must contact with me. I can introduce more specific tour for you based on your interest. Looking forward to having you touch deeper Japan.

Hector P.

Hello there! My name is Hector and I am a Hokkaido government-certified Adventure Travel Guide. I have been living in Hokkaido for over 15 years, and I have plenty of experience guiding small and large groups from various countries, both in urban areas and natural environments. I am a native speaker of English and Tagalog, with full professional proficiency in Japanese. I am based in Obihiro but I can work as a guide anywhere in Hokkaido upon request.

Sobhy B.

This is Sobhy, a team leader of local professional guides. Passionate about creating unforgettable Egypt experiences. From iconic Pyramids to hidden gems, we make every tour seamless, fun, and full of memories. Please contact us for any tour arrangement in Egypt!

Hanako K.

Hello I'm Hanako, a Kyoto-based guide who loves sharing the beauty of Japanese culture and history with visitors from around the world. I have a special interest in traditional kimono culture. During my tours, I enjoy explaining the history and intoroducing Kyoto's cultural heritage. My tours are relaxed, flexible and tailored to your interests. Whether you want to explore famous landmarks or discover hidden places, I would be happy to create a memorable experience for you. I look forward to showing uou the charm of Kyoto!

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!

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

Carl J.

Would you like to walk through the streets of Seoul and experience Korea’s modern history? Hello, I’m Carl, a government-licensed English tour guide. I have also completed PhD coursework in Modern Korea–Japan Relations History. It’s my honor to present the Seoul Modern History Walking Tour, and I look forward to welcoming you. I’m sure we’ll have a meaningful—and enjoyable—time together. Seoul is a vibrant city filled with modern shopping districts and impressive skyscrapers, yet it still preserves traditional palaces and historic sites. It is truly a place where the past and present coexist. I offer two different types of tours. In one tour, I will show you a different side of the city—one rich with stories of diplomacy, reform, imperial change, and the foreign communities that shaped Seoul from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. In the other tour, I will explain how the Korean people’s aspirations for independence developed during the Japanese colonial period from the early to mid-20th century. Together, we will explore how Korea navigated modernization and global challenges during a pivotal moment in its history. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. I am always committed to providing a thoughtful and satisfying tour experience. I look forward to meeting you soon and helping you make the most of your precious time in Seoul.

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!

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.

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

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!

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.

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

Mark T.

I am fascinated by the rich history and culture of the city of Nagasaki and the surrounding area and I take great pleasure in introducing people to what is one of the most unique locations in the world. It is a place of dreams, ambitions, tragedies, resilience and physical beauty. As a resident of Nagasaki for over 40 years and a professor at a university, I have had decades of experience guiding foreign guests around the city and other locations near the city. I have also guided my Japanese students on cultural trips to the U.S., Canada and the U.K. around 20 times. In addition, I have decades of experience conducting courses and lectures on Nagasaki history, Japanese society, Japanese history and contemporary Japanese literature. Although I greatly enjoy encouraging learning and experiences on others, I also thrive on continuing to learn more and every tour is a rewarding experience for me as well.

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.

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.

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