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Abinet T.

Hello! My name is Abinet, a licensed tour guide based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. I am a graduate of Lion Ethiopia Hotel and Tourism College (Tour Guiding and Tour Operation Supervision—Level 4) and have a French Language Diploma from Alliance Ethio-Française. I am passionate, professional, and experienced in guiding visitors through Addis Ababa and its surroundings. I speak English and French, and I enjoy explaining Ethiopian history, culture, and daily life in a clear and engaging way. I specialize in city tours, museum tours, cultural and historical sites, and I always aim to give my guests a meaningful and enjoyable experience. I am friendly, flexible, and happy to customize tours based on your interests and time. My goal is simple: welcome you as a guest and see you leave as a friend. I look forward to guiding you in Addis Ababa!

Benjamin A.

Well you found me, First of all I am a father to 3 adventurous sons and a happy wife here in Hobart, Tasmania. It’s a privilege to share and explore my beautiful state with visitors. My background is in outdoor education, tourism and youth services and support. With skills and quails in Building on the side. My real passion is outdoor adventure and meeting global travellers. I have spent many years working amongst the tourism industry here and aboard. Working alongside some of the large well established operators and now I have found my niche. Small private and customised services. With a deep and wide network of industry professionals and extensive experiences amongst the native Tasmanian landscape, be assured you are in great hands. Weather it’s long Bushwalks, or selecting local fresh seafood options and introducing you to our talented local communities, we will have a great time together.

Tuyen N.

Hello and welcome to Vietnam! I’m Tuyen, a local guide who loves sharing the rich history, vibrant culture, and delicious food of Northern Vietnam—from Hanoi and Ninh Binh to the breathtaking Halong Bay. To me, a great tour isn't just about visiting famous landmarks; it's about experiencing a destination like a local friend. With years of experience guiding international travelers, I focus on authentic storytelling, personalized itineraries, and smooth timing—especially for cruise ship guests and custom day trips. Whether you want to explore hidden alleyways, taste iconic street food, or discover historic stories, I’m here to make your trip comfortable, safe, and memorable. Let’s create unforgettable memories together! Feel free to message me to plan your perfect itinerary.

Danh L.

I'm thinking about why we travel: some looking for fun; but some looking for something they don't know they need in their life; but our instinct is calling for it. Tripping away your familiar routine, your language, and your comfort zone, you let yourself into uncertainty; some discover more about themselves in that uncertainty. So, what can I do as your tour guide? - to make your trips more comfortable? To provide information? Of course, I can do that. But more than that, I'd like to work more in that "uncertainty".

Yusuke T.

Hi! I'm Yusuke, a 30-year-old local guide born and raised in Nagasaki, Japan. I also spent two years working in Australia in the electrical industry. I love traveling and have visited more than 30 countries around the world. I also love connecting with people from different cultures and sharing our languages. In my free time, I've always enjoyed showing Nagasaki to my friends from overseas. Seeing them enjoy and fall in love with my hometown has always made me happy. That inspired me to become a professional local guide. Simply walking through the streets of Nagasaki is enjoyable. But I believe your trip becomes much more meaningful when you understand the history and culture behind what you see. I'd love to help you discover those stories and make your visit even more memorable. I look forward to meeting you and exploring Nagasaki together!

Agustina .

Hi! My name is Agustina. I’m originally from Argentina, and I’ve been living in Japan for about seven years. I have been working as a tour guide in Tokyo for almost two years, especially in the Asakusa area. During this time, I have guided over 300 walking tours for international visitors, so guiding in Asakusa is something I already do regularly and truly enjoy. In my tours, I like to explain Japanese culture in a clear, friendly, and easy-to-understand way. I focus not only on the history of the places we visit, but also on the meaning behind temples, shrines, traditions, local customs, and everyday life in Japan. I guide in English and Spanish, and I enjoy creating a relaxed experience where guests feel comfortable asking questions. Since my tours are private, I can adapt the pace and explanations to your interests. Whether it is your first time in Tokyo or your first visit to Asakusa, I’ll do my best to make the experience comfortable, interesting, and fun.

Aki O.

Hello! I’m a local guide based in the Kansai area, offering private and customized tours in Osaka, Kobe, and Kyoto. I enjoy helping visitors discover not only famous sights, but also the food, shops, neighborhoods, traditions, and everyday experiences that make Japan special. My tours are relaxed and flexible, with plenty of time for questions, conversation, photos, and spontaneous discoveries. I also work as a Japanese language teacher, which has given me extensive experience communicating with people from different countries and explaining Japanese culture in a clear and approachable way. Whether you are visiting Japan for the first time, traveling alone, or looking for places beyond the usual tourist routes, I can tailor the experience to your interests and pace. My goal is to help you feel comfortable, discover things you may not find on your own, and leave with meaningful memories of your time in Japan. I look forward to exploring Osaka, Kobe, or Kyoto with you!

Jalil E.

Hi! I’m Jalil, a passionate local guide and a photographer, and I call Japan home, having lived in the Tokyo and Kanagawa area for over 15 years. I offer private, flexible tours across Tokyo, Yokohama, Kamakura, and Hakone. I combine local insight, cultural experiences, and photography, tailoring each tour to your interests and pace. Other destinations are also possible — please contact me to discuss your plans. I understand what international travelers value: genuine experiences, personal connection, and the freedom to enjoy Japan at their own pace. A special part of my tours is the photography experience. I’ll capture a mix of natural candid moments and beautiful guided portraits, using natural poses, flattering angles, and carefully chosen locations. After the tour, I’ll send you a private online gallery with a curated selection of professionally edited candid and portrait photos. Please provide an email address so I can send you the gallery link. See you in Japan — let’s explore, have some fun, and capture some great memories!

Sachiko I.

Hello! I’m Sachi, a local guide in Hiroshima. My goal is to make your trip as smooth and enjoyable as possible. With my all-inclusive tours, you won’t have to worry about ticket purchases, transportation details, or handling small payments along the way—everything is taken care of so you can simply relax and enjoy the moment. Together, we’ll explore Hiroshima’s famous landmarks as well as hidden local spots at a comfortable, unhurried pace. I’m deeply passionate about my home town's rich history, vibrant food scene, and beautiful scenery, and I love creating customized itineraries tailored to your unique interests. I can’t wait to welcome you to Hiroshima and help make your time here truly memorable!

Kazunori O.

Hello! I’m Kazunori. I’ve been guiding visitors around Kyoto for the past two years. So far, I’ve guided more than 30 groups. Many guests have told me I should become a professional guide, and their kind reviews encouraged me to join GoWithGuide. I know Kyoto very well, especially Arashiyama and the Higashiyama area, including Kiyomizu-dera. My goal is to help you enjoy Japan so much that you’ll want to come back again. I’ll be happy to share Kyoto’s history, food culture, and traditions in a simple and enjoyable way. I look forward to meeting you and showing you the beauty of Kyoto!

Hiroki S.

Welcome to my page! I’m Hiro, a local guide in Okinawa. I grew up in Yokohama, now I have lived in Okinawa for 7 years. I have worked as a guide in Australia, Mexico, and Switzerland. I love traveling and have visited over 150 UNESCO World Heritage sites around the world!! I enjoy sharing my experiences with guests.and love to talk exchanging our cultures. I offer these tours in Okinawa: Explore deep in Naha [Shuri castle,kinjyo stone walking,Tsuboya pottery street,Daruma shrine,local fish market etc] Explore local island and okinawa traditions [Katsuren castle,Henza island,Hamahiga island,Okinawa God's graves,local market etc] Explore mixed culture Okinawa and America [Kadena air force observation,Koza city working,local market,Nakagusuku castle,American village] Explore Okinawa nature [Kouri island,local beach,Nakijin castle,flower garden,local market etc] All tour with transportation from your hotel,I can arrange a trip to the place you want to visit. Not including entry fee and lunch. you can arrangement our tour option activities. Blue cave snorkeling* Stand up paddle boarding in local beach Bike tour in American village River trekking in Yambaru Every tour with licenced guide including all gear for activity I would love to help you enjoy Okinawa's beautiful nature and culture. I look forward to meeting you! Best regards, Hiro

Haru Y.

Hello, I am Haruhiko. I was born in the year 1957 in Hyogo and was brought up there before entering the university. I graduated from university in Osaka. After graduating the university, I worked as international sales people for about 45 years. My job was to go to foreign countries and sell our products to foreign customers. I went to about 20 countiries about 200 times. Throught these business trips, I talked much with lots of foreign people not only about business matters but also private and other matters. I have found it will make my experiences wider and make my knolwdge deeperto talk with people with different culture, hisotry and backgound. My hobby is to go to Buddhism temples, Shinto Shrines & Castles and to learn about culture & history of this country. I began to think that how it is interesting to introduce them to foreign people. I got the License of Guide Interpreter (English) and began to guide in the year 2022. My favorite area of guide is Kansai area such as Kyoto, Nara Osaka & Hyogo. I have guided these areas about 500 times. If you have a chance to come to Kansai Area, why doon't you join my area !! I am looking forward to seeing you. Thank you.

Yuta T.

Hello! I’m Yuta from Fukuoka, Japan! I was born and raised in Fukuoka, and through my travels abroad, I realized how special and beautiful Japan really is. That inspired me to share the charm of my country with visitors from all over the world. I’m still learning English, but I will do my very best to make your trip enjoyable, comfortable, and full of great memories. On my tours, I’d love to show you not only the famous tourist attractions, but also local restaurants and hidden spots that many tourists would never find on their own. I enjoy meeting new people and learning about different cultures, so I look forward to sharing a wonderful experience with you and helping you discover the real Japan. See you in Fukuoka!

Aigerim B.

!!! I ALSO OFFER FULLY CUSTOMIZED TOURS FROM TOKYO !!! Hello! My name is Aigerim, Just call me Aika. I am originally from Kazakhstan and have been living in Japan for over five years. During this time, I have fallen in love with Japanese culture, traditions, and everyday life. As someone who moved to Japan from abroad, I understand both the excitement and the challenges of visiting a new country. My goal is to help travelers experience Japan in a comfortable, authentic, and enjoyable way. I am married with a Japanese husband and raising our child in a multicultural family, which gives me a unique perspective on both Japanese culture and international travel. I genuinely enjoy meeting people from different countries and sharing the beauty of Japan with them. For me, guiding is more than a job—it is a passion. I love creating memorable experiences, introducing local traditions, and helping guests discover places they might never find on their own. I look forward to welcoming you to Japan and making your visit a special and unforgettable experience. Please feel free to contact me. !!! I ALSO OFFER FULLY CUSTOMIZED TOURS FROM TOKYO !!!

Mark K.

I have been a fan of Japan since a very young age and decided to study International Business so I could experience living here for a year. I came back for more many times and decided I want to live here as long as I can. After spending 3-4 years in Tokyo it was only natural for me to share this wonderful place with other people!

Wajid A.

Welcome to Japan! I believe that travel is about more than visiting famous landmarks—it's about discovering the stories, traditions, and local experiences that make each destination unique. My goal is to help travelers experience Japan in a meaningful and enjoyable way while creating memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you're interested in history, culture, traditional neighborhoods, scenic landscapes, local food, or hidden gems away from the crowds, I strive to provide an engaging and personalized experience tailored to your interests. From Kyoto's historic streets and temples to lesser-known locations that many visitors overlook, I enjoy sharing both the famous highlights and the authentic side of Japan. I am passionate about connecting people with Japanese culture and helping guests feel comfortable throughout their journey. Whether you are visiting Japan for the first time or returning to explore more deeply, I look forward to helping you discover the beauty, traditions, and everyday life of this fascinating country. Let's explore Japan together and create an unforgettable experience!

Nozomi A.

Hello! My name is Nozomi. I am a Regional Licensed Guide Interpreter based in Toyama, covering the beautiful Hokuriku area. I am a unique blend of an outdoor enthusiast and a cultural researcher. For years, I have studied cultural anthropology and traditional crafts, with a deep interest in Japanese folklore and kimono culture. At the same time, my heart belongs to the mountains. I love trekking, hiking, skiing, and backcountry skiing. To me, Hokuriku is the ultimate destination because it offers the best of both worlds. When we hit the trails, I love engaging all five senses to truly connect with nature. I can accommodate activities ranging from beginner levels—using transport to enjoy the views—up to intermediate treks involving 2 hours of sweaty, active hiking. When we explore the towns, I love introducing you to local artisans who use centuries-old techniques to create modern art. My goal is for you to deepen your understanding of Japanese culture through our journey together. One of my favorite parts of guiding is chatting with guests to discover the fascinating cultural similarities and differences between our worlds. Whether you want to move your body in the great outdoors or enrich your mind through living traditions, I am excited to share my dual passions and show you the many faces of our region!

Toshiya W.

Hello! I am happy to guide you my hometowns - Yokohama and Kamakura, visiting to not only famous places and restaurants but also hidden and local areas and make you experience unique characteristics, atmosphere and attractions. I am in senior age so that I can provide appropriate tour at the optimal pace for seniors and families. Thank you,

Tom K.

Hello, This is Tom!! I started to work as an English speaking Guide from last year of Aichi and Gifu, Shiga, Shizuoka or Toyama, around mid center of Japan. I already have many experiences of guiding tourists from many countries at “Nagoya castle”, “Toyota commemorative museum”, “Atsuta Jingu shrine”, “Osu Kannon temple and shopping arcade”, “Inuyama castle”, “Nagashima outlet mall”, "Seto-Gura pottary museum", “Sekigahara samurai battle field“, “Seki swordsmith museum”, “Takayama traditional town street”, “Takayama Jinya shogunate office”, “Shirakawa-go thatched roof houses village”, “Tateyama snow wall” as well. If you have interests of Japanese history and culture or way of life, we can learn together them through my histrical tours. I also work as a tour conductor of group tour using Van or Tour Bus or Shinkansen bullet train and have experiences of attending their lunch and dinner then I have experiences of how to cope different food restrictions of each ethnic group. And I am little aged as you see then I am familiar with “slow life style” of elderly people then I will customize the pace of my tour flexibly according to the age and condition of my customer. On the other hand if you have little kids in your party, I can prepare tours for kids like “Ghibli park” or “SCMaglev railway park” as well. Please contact me immediately when you are ready to visit here around mid center of Japan.

Miki J.

My name is Miki, and I was born and raised in Kyoto. The streets, temples, shrines, gardens, arts and crafts, and traditions here have been part of my life since childhood, and sharing them with visitors is something I truly love. My father designs traditional Sukiya-style architecture, Japanese gardens, and tea rooms, and is also a passionate collector of antiques from Japan and Korea. Through his work, I developed a deep appreciation for the craftsmanship and beauty found throughout Japanese culture. My mother is a professional cook, and I grew up watching my parents warmly welcome guests into our home, preparing matcha and meals while creating a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. From them, I learned the spirit of Japanese hospitality Omotenashi. I began learning English at an international school in elementary school, which allowed me to communicate with people from many different countries from a young age. Over time, I realized how much I enjoy helping people discover the deeper meaning behind the places we visit. Kyoto is a city where every temple, shrine, garden, and small street has a story. While many visitors are drawn to its beauty, understanding the history and traditions behind these places makes the experience even more meaningful. I love sharing these stories and introducing hidden local spots that many visitors might otherwise miss. My goal is to help you experience Kyoto with all five senses and enjoy the culture and traditions that make this city so special. Whether it is your first time visiting Japan or you are returning to Kyoto, I would be truly honored to share this beautiful city with you. If I can help create even a small, special moment in Kyoto that becomes a lasting memory for you, it would be my greatest happiness.

Takuji H.

I enjoy traveling and have visited many places throughout Japan. I also like traveling abroad and have visited many countries. I believe that my experience participating in local tours in those countries will help me ensure that international guests are satisfied. I was born and raised in Gifu Prefecture. I have also lived in Nagoya and Tokyo. I can provide detailed guidance around Gifu and Aichi Prefectures. I will do my best to ensure that you have as enjoyable an experience as possible.

Yuriko O.

I have been working as an English-speaking tour guide across Tokyo, Wakayama, Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara, welcoming guests from around the world. I love sharing not only Japan’s history and culture, but also the small, everyday charms that make each place special. I always try to connect with each guest personally and create a warm, memorable experience—something that makes them smile. Currently, I am based in Wakayama, and I am also able to travel to Tokyo, where my family lives. I am flexible to guide in both Kansai and Tokyo areas. I look forward to creating special moments together.

Muhammad W.

Professional English-Speaking Guide in Kansai | Osaka, Kyoto, Wakayama & Kobe Tours "I don't just show you sights; I translate the soul of Japan." Hey! I'm Muhammad W, a history lover and a guide to travel around Osaka to explore Japan. As Japan is enriched in culture so let's turn every single stone and reading the radicals. As an English Literature and Linguistics scholar living in Osaka, Japan, I offer more than just a tour—I offer a narrative. While many see a place as a quiet neighbor to Osaka, I see it as the birthplace of the Samurai blade, the cradle of the Tea Ceremony, and home to the world’s most mysterious ancient tombs. Why explore with me? Academic Insight: With a Master’s degree in linguistics, I bridge the cultural gap, explaining the "why" behind Japanese traditions. Halal Expert: As a local Muslim resident, I take the stress out of dining. I’ll show you the best Halal Wagyu, Ramen, and hidden gems in the Kansai region. Sakai Specialist: From the 1,600-year-old Nintoku-tenno-ryo Kofun to master blacksmith workshops, I’ll lead you through the "Real Japan" away from the crowds. Let’s turn your visit into a story worth telling.

Masahiro A.

I am a National Licensed Guide Interpreter with a unique background. After a 30-year corporate career and obtaining an MBA, I decided to dedicate my life to mastering traditional Japanese arts. I am a graduate of professional schools for Sushi and Soba noodles. Currently, I am in the professional pottery course. My expertise isn't just from books — I practice these arts every day. While residing in Yokohama, I operate a traditional Japanese guest house (Minpaku) in a 150-year-old folk house in Minamiuonuma, Niigata. I also manage local rice fields through a contract farming model, contributing to the preservation of the region's renowned agricultural heritage. Certifications: MBA(2002),National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter (English 2012), DELE A2 (Spanish 2024). Culinary Arts: Certified Sushi Chef (Ginza Onodera Academy 2024), Food Hygiene Supervisor (Yokohama City), Professional Soba Maker (Issa-an 2025). Cultural Arts: Tea Ceremony (Enshu-ryu), Calligraphy, Professional Pottery Student(2024-2028). I can offer 1.The Artisan's Table: A deep dive into the world of Sushi and Soba with a professional chef's perspective. I can arrange private sushi and soba workshops for you. 2. Zen & Ceramics: I offer visits to historic temples and hidden ceramic galleries, along with private lessons on tea ceremony etiquette. Also I provide hands-on pottery workshops. 3. Stay at a traditional Japanese farmhouse in Niigata and experience authentic farming while embracing nature away from the city bustle. My global perspective is rooted in my time at the University of Florida. With over 10 years of experience in corporate communications at a major firm, I specialize in distilling complex information into clear, logical, and persuasive narratives. Beyond Sightseeing: Hablo un poco de español. ¡Bienvenidos! Tengo muchas ganas de verte. Nos vemos pronto. ¡Chao! ¡Chao!

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