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Mohamed S.

My name is Mohamed, and I am a licensed Egyptian tour guide from Luxor with a strong passion for sharing Egypt's rich history and culture. I have been working in the tourism industry since 2013. I started my career as a Tour Operator, where I gained extensive experience in travel planning, customer service, and organizing tailor-made tours. Since 2022, I have been working as a licensed Tour Guide, providing informative and memorable experiences for visitors from all over the world. I graduated from the Faculty of Tourism in 2019, which strengthened my academic knowledge alongside my practical experience in the tourism sector. With over a decade of experience in tourism, I am committed to delivering professional, friendly, and high-quality service while helping travelers discover the beauty, history, and heritage of Egypt.

Abdo E.

My name is Abdo and I am an English Licensed Tour Guide. I live in Giza Pyramids area. I provide tours all over Egypt in cities such as Cairo, Giza, Alexandria, the Red Sea, Luxor, Aswan, Suez and specializing in trips to El-Fayoum Oasis and Desert trips. I am here to show you the highlights of the oldest sites in Cairo and show you the local ways. I am sure you will have fun and enjoy your trip! I also provide services such as transportation and organize Desert Camp and more.

Micheal M.

Hello! My name is Michael , and I’m a friendly and passionate local guide. I love showing visitors the hidden gems, culture, and real daily life of my city. Whether you’re looking for historical places, food tours, photography spots, or a customized trip, I’m here to make your visit unforgettable. My goal is to make you feel comfortable, safe, and enjoy every minute. Looking forward to welcoming you soon.

Greg D.

Hello! I am a government-certified English tour guide who enjoys connecting with friends from and traveling around the world for decades. I embrace interactions with foreigners without prejudice, introducing them to the beautiful nature and rich culture of Korea, fostering mutual understanding and friendship.In the midst of our busy urban lives, let's escape the fatigue and stress by exploring Korea's stunning nature. Together, we can experience the invaluable cultural heritage of Korea and reflect on its true meaning. I specialize in uncovering Korea's hidden gems through eco-tours, UNESCO heritage tours, and sustainable travel experiences in various regions.Join me as we enjoy the breathtaking natural landscapes and cultural experiences across the country in a premium limousine, especially focusing on the hidden treasures of Andong and Gyeongsangbuk-do. A leisurely tour awaits you!

Chie W.

I was born in Hyogo Prefecture, raised in Osaka, and have also lived in Oita and Yamanashi Prefectures. I've visited almost all areas west of Tokyo. I can offer many suggestions for the Kansai region (Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Kobe), and recently I've been taking a cycling trip along the Shimanami Kaido from Ehime to Hiroshima every six months. I can help you plan a fun and uniquely Japanese trip, including delicious food, a visit to Katsuoji Temple in my hometown of Minoo, temple hopping, other activities, and pottery making. Please feel free to contact me.

Tomomi S.

Hi, My name is Tomomi. I am purely Japanese. I grew up in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture. Morioka is a hidden gem for tourism, ranked second on The New York Times' list of "52 Places to Go in 2023." I want many people to visit this town I love so much and leave with happy memories. I offer not only guided of historically famous sites and castle towns but also services such as interpretation for sake brewery tours etc. I also offer guide services for nearby areas such as Hachimantai and Shizukuishi, as well as for Aomori and Akita, so please feel free to consult me about anything. I look forward to meeting you all.

Mio I.

KONICHIWA!! I am Mio! I was born and raised in Hyogo Prefecture, and I moved to Fukuoka about a year and a half ago. Since I moved here, I have been working as a tour leader, guiding Japanese travelers to beautiful destinations across Kyushu, including Fukuoka, Kumamoto, Miyazaki, Kagoshima, and Saga Prefectures. Through my job, I've had the opportunity to discover many amazing places and experience the unique culture of each region. Personally, I think Fukuoka has the best food in Japan! If you'd like to explore places beyond the typical tourist attractions and experience authentic local life, I'd love to be your guide. On my tours, we'll visit hidden gems that are still unknown to most international visitors, where you can meet local people and enjoy authentic experiences. And if you're a big foodie, you definitely have to visit the Munakata area of Fukuoka! It's home to incredibly fresh seafood and wonderful restaurants that many tourists never get the chance to discover.

Shohei T.

Hi, I’m Shohei — a professional guitarist, singer, and private guide based in Kyoto! I was born in Japan but grew up in the city called Dublin, Ohio. My family moved there when I was 4yrs old because of my father’s was in the automotive industry. My passion for acoustic guitar led me to Boston, where I studied at Berklee College of Music. Since graduating in 2008, I’ve worked professionally as a musician, performing and teaching around the world and receiving several international awards in the acoustic fingerstyle guitar genre. In 2012, I fulfilled a long-held dream and moved back to Japan. I’ve called Kyoto home ever since. I started working as a guide in 2019, and I quickly discovered how much I enjoy sharing Japan with people from around the world. My passion for guiding was also inspired by the opportunity to accompany internationally renowned guitarists during their tours and workshops in Japan. I especially love exploring Kyoto’s temples and shrines and sharing the stories behind them. Rather than simply explaining what you see, I enjoy discussing how Buddhism, Shinto, and other traditions have shaped Japanese culture and everyday life. I also love Kyoto’s castles, palaces, gardens, traditional neighborhoods, and art. Having grown up in both Japan and the United States, I naturally have perspectives from both sides. I enjoy sharing cultural differences and helping guests understand not only what Japanese people do, but why. Most of all, I love meeting people, sharing stories, and discovering Kyoto together. Whether you want to explore famous landmarks, find hidden gems, dive deeper into Japanese history and culture, or simply enjoy a relaxed day in Kyoto, I’d be happy to show you around. If you don’t see a tour that fits your interests, feel free to message me. I’m always happy to create a private, custom experience for you! I look forward to meeting you and exploring Kyoto together!

Tomoki M.

I'm a super friendly tour guide from Osaka who loves traveling. I'm a travel expert who spent two years traveling on foot across all 47 prefectures of Japan. If you need a tour guide in Osaka, you can count on me! I'm looking forward to meeting you!

Chisato D.

I have been guiding for about 7 years. The main areas are eastern Hiroshima Prefecure, Fukuyama, Onomichi, Shimanami Kido, and Tomonoura. I also offer guided tours of Hiroshima, Miyajima and Kurashiki. I would like to be an entertaining and inspirational guide through conversations with guests.

Akira Y.

Hi there, I'm Akira. — welcome to Japan! Born and raised in Yokohama, I've spent my entire career helping people communicate and connect: first as an English conversation instructor and teacher trainer, then as Head of the Education Department, and eventually as Director and CEO of a language school. What does that mean for you as my guest? It means easy to understand English communication, a warm and patient guiding style, and genuine, engaging conversation throughout the day — not just a list of facts and dates. I love sharing the stories behind what you see: the history, the culture, everyday life, and how Japan continues to change today. Having worked extensively in Tokyo and lived my whole life in and around Yokohama, I know this region inside and out — from the iconic landmarks to the quiet local spots most visitors never find on their own. Every tour I offer can be fully customized to match your interests, walking pace, and curiosity, whether that's history, food, photography, or simply a relaxed day of exploring. I can't wait to share my hometown and the wider Kanagawa area with you. Let's make your trip to Japan unforgettable!

Nelson O.

Originally from Brazil with a Bachelor’s degree in Tourism, I spent five years studying and working in Toronto, Canada, before moving to my wife’s hometown of Okinawa in 2017. Today, Okinawa is home, where we’re raising our two daughters. Over the years, I’ve grown to love Okinawa not just as a beautiful place, but as a place I truly call home. As a local guide, active diver, and surfer, I enjoy sharing the island I know and love with people from around the world. I believe the best experiences are more than simply visiting famous places. They’re about sharing stories, trying local food, discovering beautiful scenery, having a few laughs, and seeing Okinawa through the eyes of someone who lives here. I love connecting with people from different countries and, hopefully, turning a day together into a great memory—and sometimes even a lasting friendship. Whether you’re interested in Okinawa’s history, culture, nature, food, or simply want to explore at your own pace, I’ll create an experience around what you enjoy. I’ll take care of the details so you can relax, have fun, and enjoy your time on the island. Come explore Okinawa with me, share a few stories, and experience the island like a local. I hope you’ll leave not only with great memories of Okinawa, but also with a new friend.

Toshiki O.

Hello! I'm Toshi, a travel lover from Tochigi. I love traveling and have been lucky enough to visit over 40 countries so far. One of the best parts of traveling is meeting local people, and I've been helped by so many kind people around the world. That's one of the reasons I wanted to become a guide. I'd love to help visitors enjoy Japan the same way local people helped me during my travels! I also enjoy talking with people from different countries. I'm always interested in hearing your travel stories, your culture, and what surprised you about Japan, etc. Another thing I love is food. Whether it's famous local dishes or small restaurants that only locals know, I'm always happy to share my favorite places. Let's have fun together! If you're looking for a relaxed, friendly tour with a local, I'd be happy to show you around. Hope to see you in Japan!

Miki K.

Hello! I’m Miki, a local English-speaking guide born and raised in Nikko. I believe the most memorable journeys aren’t defined by how many famous places you visit, but by the people you meet, the stories you hear, and the atmosphere you experience along the way. Having traveled to more than 20 countries myself, I’ve always been drawn to experiences that reveal the true heart of a place rather than simply its highlights. Those journeys have shaped the way I guide today. When I’m not guiding around Nikko, you’ll often find me in kimono, working as one of the townspeople at Edo Wonderland. It gives me a unique perspective on the history, culture, and everyday life of the Edo period—one that I love sharing with my guests. I’d love to help you discover a different side of Nikko and create a journey that reflects your interests, curiosity, and travel style. My goal is simple: to help you experience Japan through its stories, its people, and the moments that make a journey truly unforgettable. I hope that you’ll leave feeling not like you simply visited Nikko, but like you truly connected with its spirit and became part of its story, even just for a day.

Shigeki Y.

Hello! My name is Shigeki, and I live in Nara, Japan. Nara is one of the most historic places in Japan and was the country's first permanent capital over 1,300 years ago. As a local resident, I enjoy sharing the rich history, culture, traditions, and everyday life of this beautiful region with visitors from around the world. Many people know Nara for its friendly deer and famous temples, but there is much more to discover. I enjoy introducing guests to the deeper side of Nara, including Buddhism, traditional neighborhoods, local food, sake culture, and hidden places that many tourists miss. My goal is not only to show you the sights, but also to help you understand the stories, people, and culture behind them. I believe that travel becomes more meaningful when you can connect with local life and gain a deeper understanding of the places you visit. I strive to create tours that are friendly, flexible, and relaxed. Whether you are visiting Japan for the first time or returning to explore beyond the typical tourist attractions, I would be delighted to help you experience the authentic charm of Nara. I look forward to meeting you and sharing a memorable journey together!

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

Etsuko N.

My name is Etsuko, and I am thrilled to welcome you into my home. I have been a passionate home cook and homemaker for 35 years, comforting Japanese home cooking (Washoku).On my tour, I invite you into a typical Japanese house to experience how a real local family lives and eats. Together, we will cook authentic, everyday Japanese dishes and regional specialties using seasonal ingredients. I will share my time-tested cooking secrets, tips, and the stories behind our food culture in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.Whether you are a beginner or a food lover, I will guide you step-by-step so you can easily recreate these delicious flavors back in your home country.Let’s cook, chat, and make unforgettable memories together in a real Japanese kitchen! I look forward to hosting you.

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!

Akari U.

Hi, I'm Akari! Your local guide for Kamakura, Enoshima, and Yokohama. Before settling down in beautiful, historical Kamakura, I lived in Tokyo and Yokohama for over 10 years, giving me a deep understanding of both big-city energy and coastal charm—nestled between the ocean and mountains, which I love the most! As I used to teach Japanese, I love bridging cultural gaps and sharing the "Why" behind our customs and traditions. For me, guiding isn't just about hitting the famous sightseeing spots—it's about giving you those "Aha!" moments through our rich history and customs. As a local, I'm obsessed with exploring hidden gems outside the capital. Whether it's a quiet bamboo forest in Kamakura, a stunning sunset spot in Enoshima, or a cozy local cafe and eatery, I can't wait to share my favorite places with you. What I offer: ・Fully customized private tours tailored to your pace, interests, and curiosity. Feel free to send a message. Let’s make your Japan trip unforgettable. See you soon!

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.

Aoi K.

Hello, I’m Aoi. Please call me “Aoi.” I was born and raised in Tokushima, and I’m excited to share the charm of this beautiful region. Centered around Tokushima City, I’ll introduce you to its history, culture, nature, and cuisine. When people think of Tokushima, they often think of the Awa Odori. Held every August, it is one of Japan’s largest dance festivals, with a history of over 400 years. With the famous chant, “The dancers are fools, and the watchers are fools. Both are fools alike, so why not dance?”, the whole city comes alive with energy. You can also see some of the world’s largest whirlpools in the Naruto Strait. From the walkway on the Great Naruto Bridge, you can enjoy spectacular views and experience the power of nature up close. Tokushima is also famous for indigo dyeing. During the Edo period, Awa Indigo spread across Japan and supported the region’s growth. In an indigo dyeing workshop, you can create your own unique item while experiencing traditional Japanese culture. For nature lovers, hiking on Mt. Bizan or Mt. Tsurugi is highly recommended. Mt. Bizan offers panoramic views of Tokushima City and the sea, while Mt. Tsurugi showcases Shikoku’s magnificent mountain scenery. Each season brings a different landscape to enjoy. If you visit Tokushima, I would be delighted to guide you. You can enjoy Tokushima’s nature, history, and food culture, including fresh seafood, Awa-O-Dori chicken, Tokushima ramen, and dishes made with sudachi citrus. The night view from Mt. Bizan is also one of Tokushima’s most iconic sights, loved by both visitors and locals. I look forward to sharing the charm of Tokushima with you.

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.

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