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Japan

Criselda C.

Hello! My name is Criselda, but friends and family often call me Selda. Welcome to my page and I'm glad you're interested in knowing about the wonderful city of Kanazawa with me. I am originally from the Philippines and I've been living and working in the Hokuriku region for almost 7 years. I definitely consider Kanazawa as my home in Japan. Kanazawa is known for many things including gold leaf, a rich samurai history, its beautiful gardens, delicious seafood, and historic Geiko (Geisha) culture. I would love to introduce these things and so much more! Did you know Kanazawa is also home to the oldest sake brewery in the region? What about the local ceramics and laquerware? You can also participate in different workshops like traditional Japanese sweets-making class, gold leaf pasting, Kaga-yuzen (local kimono brand) painting, and sushi-making using local ingredients. There are many beautiful known spots and a lot of hidden gems in the area and I can't wait to introduce them to you. One of my hobbies is photography and I will surely capture your moments in the city to make your stay extra memorable. I'm excited to meet you in the Golden City, Kanazawa.

Japan

Fujiko M.

Hello! My name is Fujiko Maeda. I'm a national-licensed tour guide. I was born in Sado Island, off the coast of Niigata Prefecture. I once worked in tourism industry for about 10 years when I lived in Tokyo. Now I'm a persimmon farmer but when time permits I'm happy to guide you here in Sado mainly but also other places, too. We have a lot to offer like beautiful nature, historical sites, local specialties, traditional performing arts, festivals, islanders smiles and so on. If you'd like to know real Japanese lifestyle, please visit Sado. I'm sure you'll be satisfied. Let's explore Sado or other wonderful and beautiful places with me! Also, if you have any questions about Sado or Japan as a whole, please don't hesitate to email me.

Japan

Kaori M.

Hello,My name is Kaori,I am active communication with everyone. I am able to speak English, however my speaking level is pre-intermediate (LSI at Auckland,NZ).No problem daily communication. I have knowledge some Tokyo sightseeing spot,If you are select me for your tour guide that I always using local train and go to somewhere!! Finally,I studying Travel Industry,in the future I want to start my travel company Thank you for coming my profile!!Enjoy your travel!

Japan

Koji K.

My guiding area is only Tokyo (not Kyoto or Mount Fuji areas). My tours are walking tours using public trains. *The maximum number of people I can guide is 4. Would you like to experience a unique and unforgettable trip to Tokyo with a professional, friendly, and passionate local guide? As a licensed tour guide with over seven years of experience in Tokyo, I would love to share my expertise and hospitality to ensure you have a truly remarkable time in this vibrant city. As a certified private tour guide, my goal is to provide a stress-free, enjoyable, and immersive experience that feels like being shown around by a local Japanese friend. My name is Koichiro, but you can call me Koji as well. After spending three years studying English in Southern California, I returned to Japan and earned my national tour guide certification in 2016. Since then, I have guided countless visitors through Tokyo. Unlike fixed group tours, my tours are flexible—no rigid schedules or formalities. You can adjust your itinerary at any time to match your interests or accommodate unexpected changes. I genuinely love meeting new people and would be delighted to guide you through Tokyo, sharing both my professional insights and my personal local experiences. Whether you're looking for must-see attractions, authentic restaurants, or hidden gem bars, I’ll ensure you experience the very best of Tokyo—especially its incredible food! I’d be happy to create a customized travel plan tailored to your preferences and remain flexible to any requests. Feel free to book my tour or message me with any questions or suggestions—I look forward to making your trip unforgettable!

Turkey

Zeynep K.

I was born and raised to Turkish parents in the suburbs of Chicago, I moved to Istanbul after earning my degree in History from Western Illinois University. Before becoming a tour guide, I spent eight years working as a journalist at The Washington Post’s Istanbul bureau. Istanbul is my favorite place in the world, and I love sharing my passion for the city with visitors.

Georgia

Alvina B.

Hello dear friends! My name is Alvina, I am a certified guide and work with my husband Sergey. I was born and raised in the beautiful city of Tbilisi. We organize one-day excursions around Georgia. In addition to standard excursions, we provide support in any matter during the trip. In addition to excursions, we offer transfers and accommodation booking. Our goal is to make each guest feel the famous Caucasian hospitality. Welcome my dear travelers! We are waiting for you!

Spain

Vanessa R.

Hola and welcome to Madrid and its surroundings! My name is Vanessa and I'm looking forward to showing you this beautiful and unique city and making sure that you enjoy every second of your visit. But not only the city of Madrid; there are a number of other cities, within a distance of 60-70 minutes by car, like Toledo, Segovia, El Escorial, Ávila, … that fully complement the modern Madrid with the history of Spain in more than two thousand years: romans, muslins, jews and christians. I’m a proud madrileña with Swiss Heritage from my father. He came to Madrid in the sixties and fell in love with it. I have also lived in other European countries like Switzerland, Germany and France. Although I have travelled a lot, my favourite city has always been Madrid and its secret squares, sunny terraces, centenary shops, taverns and great city life. Come with me and discover the history and legends of Madrid, its Muslim origins, the charming streets and neighbourhoods, three of the best art museums in the world, the unique shops, the best tapas and especially the Spanish way of life. We can also have a look over the roofs of Madrid from special viewpoints and taste the authentic gastronomy and wines in town. In the cities around Madrid you will see a different place. Much smaller, more quiet and with an amazing and still touchable history. Cities that ruled the region and Spain thousand years ago, when Madrid did not even exist. PS: If what you want to see is not included in my list (like the Thyssen Museum, Retiro Park, Aranjuez, Lavapies), please send me an email and I will arrange a special tour for you. Bienvenidos! Licensed Tour Guide in Spain and Spanish National Trust Sites ( Royal Palace, El Escorial, Toledo, Segovia, Avila ) with almost 10 years Guiding experience. Expert in History & History of Art

Morocco

Thami E.

Hello, I'm Thami – Your Personal Guide to the Soul of Tangier Salam Alikom! I’m Thami, and for over 20 years, I’ve had the privilege of guiding visitors through the heart of Tangier. While I’m officially trained in tourism, it’s my deep passion for this city that truly sets me apart. Tangier is more than just a destination; it’s a living, breathing story that I’m excited to share with you. I specialize in providing authentic, personalized experiences that go beyond the usual tour. Whether you're a photographer, artist, musician, or simply someone who loves to explore, I can craft an itinerary that aligns with your unique interests. What Makes My Tours Stand Out? - Local Expertise: From legendary spots where Charlie Chaplin and the Rolling Stones once stayed, to locations featured in famous Hollywood films, I’ll introduce you to the stories that make Tangier legendary. - Tailored to You: Whether you're here for a day or a week, I customize your tour to suit your passions – whether it’s history, architecture, culture, or photography. Your experience will be as unique as you are. - Beyond Tangier: I also offer guided tours to nearby gems, including the Blue City of Chefchaouen, the serene Akchour Waterfalls, the historic Tetouan, and the artistic charm of Asilah. With over two decades of guiding, my goal is to offer you more than just sightseeing. I want to immerse you in the essence of Tangier, showing you the hidden stories, the vibrant culture, and the magical places that you won’t find in a guidebook. Ready for an unforgettable adventure in Tangier? Let’s connect, and I’ll show you the city like you’ve never seen before!

Chile

Daniel B.

Hi! I’m Daniel, a 30-year-old tour guide from Santiago, Chile. I studied History and Tourism, and I’m passionate about sharing my city’s culture through local stories and unique urban experiences. I enjoy exploring the hidden side of cities, asking questions, and connecting with people from around the world. My tours focus on history, curiosity, and seeing Santiago from a different perspective.

Japan

Go E.

Hello.My name is Go ,a national certified guide-interpreter. I live in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture. Iwaki, about 180 km northeast of Tokyo, is a seaside city blessed with the mild climate and the gateway to the Tohoku district. My favorite things are gardening and listening jazz and fusion. I am a big fan of Hirotaka Izumi, a proficient pianist. I had lived in Auckland,NZ for a year and a half. As a local,I will show great sights of Ibaraki and Fukushima to visitors with sincerity.

Japan

Shawn D.

My name is Shawn. I am American and I have been living in Japan for the last 15 years. What started as a chapter became a life, and Japan has shaped who I am in ways I am still discovering. I guide exclusively in English. After 15 years as a foreigner navigating this country, I understand what genuinely moves Western visitors, what surprises them, and most importantly, the difference between a quality experience and a tourist trap. I will always steer you toward the real thing. I am based in Kobe, a city that most tourists fly straight past on their way to Osaka and Kyoto. That is their loss and your opportunity. Kobe is a relaxed, walkable port city with a character unlike anywhere else in Japan. Yes, the Kobe beef is world class. But Kobe is also one of the most historically rich and visually beautiful cities in the country, without the overwhelming crowds you will find elsewhere. I know this city and this region deeply. From Kobe, Kyoto and Osaka are both reachable in well under an hour by train. That puts you at the center of the best region in Japan without the noise and chaos of staying in a major tourist hub. I cover the full Kansai region and beyond, from famous landmarks and cultural sites to the strictly local places most visitors never find. I am also available for early morning and late evening tours. Some of the most memorable experiences in Japan happen when the crowds are gone. Every tour is planned around you. Tell me what matters and I will build the day around it. Come find out what Japan means to you. Shawn

Japan

Seigo U.

Hi, I’m Seigo. Thank you for visiting my page. I'm a friendly guy who loves traveling, music, and sports, especially baseball. I enjoy trying my best to take you wherever you want in Japan as much as possible. Key Skills Certified National Licensed Guide Interpreter in English (2018) and Chinese (2020) Domestic Travel Service Supervisor license (2019) Strengths • Extensive travel experience both domestically and internationally. Fluent in English and Chinese, and currently learning Spanish to broaden my global communication skills. • Proven expertise in managing schedules for bus tours, including multi-day and day trips, ensuring smooth and enjoyable experiences. • A commitment to tailoring tours to individual preferences, creating relaxing, memorable, and joyful journeys. Guiding Experience Since 2019, I have guided a variety of tours, including: • Private tours • Day-trip, long tour • Cruise ship excursions I have extensive knowledge of and experience guiding popular destinations across Japan, such as Tokyo, Kamakura, Hakone, Mt. Fuji, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Sendai, Kagoshima, and Okinawa. Background and Education After earning a degree in English, I devoted over 35 years to teaching English at high schools and special education schools, while also working with the Prefectural Board of Education. My passion for education extends to online language teaching, where I help students master Japanese, Chinese, and English. Since I have lived in Kanagawa my whole life, I can offer satisfying private customized tours to each guest group. My recommended destinations in Kanagawa are Kamakura, the seat of Japan's first Shogunate, and Hakone, a popular resort area with mountains and Lake Ashinoko. I can also drive you around some nice places in Japan that foreign tourists don't usually visit. Please feel free to contact me anytime. I'm looking forward to seeing you soon!

Japan

Toshiyo O.

I was born and raised in Kyoto.Kyoto has a lot of things to see and experience. Kyoto is an ancient city with a lot of world heritage. I am happy to show you both traditonal aspects of Japan and modern things. I use public transportation and I am good at walking. Also I am very flexible.

Japan

Tak Y.

Hi, my name is Tak. I have seen travelers. And, I found they got tired of typical sightseeing spots, like crowded temples and shrines. There must be spots that fit your feelings and interests. Then, I’d like to propose. Why don’t you start a unique and original tour, only your heart goes? . I had guided Pokemon tour Ghost story tour Inari Shrines tour Live house tour Bento (lunchbox) tour Textile tour Papermaking tour I’ll search the site you want to see and create your unique itinerary. First, could you give your message about things you want to do and see in Japan? Let’s make a great time you can never forget. Thank you so much. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. I live in SHITAMACHI, Tokyo, or an old residential town near ASAKUSA and UENO. My hobby is strolling. I walk around this area almost every day. I know even the smallest path, big and small museums, workshops of artisans, an impressive view of a gigantic tree, a beer bar in an impressive old house, unique souvenir shops, cats living in Yanaka, and many, many other attractive spots in this area. You can expect a day that no one reads about in guidebooks. So! I hope you name me the navigator for your fantastic memory-making tour!!!! I’m not so young, but I still love rock’n roll music. If you want to enjoy live music in Tokyo, I can also arrange the venue and occasion to suit your mood and boom.

China

April Z.

Having lived in Beijing for two decades, I've witnessed firsthand its most incredible transformation. As a former videographer, I spent years capturing Beijing's stories through the lens. Now as a guide, I've become a storyteller, sharing all the hidden bits tucked away in corners that you'd never find in any guidebook.

Japan

Nicolas M.

Hello! I am a French guide who has been living in Japan for over 26 years. I am passionate about Japanese history, culture, traditions and everyday life. My goal is not only to show you famous landmarks, but also to help you understand the stories, customs and way of thinking that make Japan so unique. I have more than one hundreds days of experience as a guide. If you wish a tour but which is not already in my created tours, in my area , I can create one according to your demands. I speak French, Japanese and English, which allows me to communicate easily with both visitors and local people. I offer private tours in Tokyo, Kamakura, Hakone, all regions in Kanto like Kawaguchiko, unknown places with a wonderful view of Mont Fuji from Shuzenji, Yokohama and the beautiful coastal town of Hayama. Whether you are visiting Japan for the first time or returning to discover hidden places, I will adapt each tour to your interests and pace. Before becoming a full-time guide, I worked as a French chef and pastry chef in Japan for many years. This experience has given me a deep appreciation of Japanese craftsmanship, hospitality and attention to detail. I enjoy sharing history, local stories, food culture and practical insights that you won’t always find in guidebooks. I look forward to helping you create unforgettable memories during your trip to Japan!

Japan

Ki M.

Hi! I’m Ki — your overly excited, always-curious, and sometimes accidentally funny Japan guide. I guide in Kanagawa, Yokohama, and Tokyo. I’m not just a guide — I’m also a photographer and video creator, which means two things: 1. You’ll get great photos of your trip, 2. And I’ll probably say “Wait! The light here is amazing!” at least three times a day. I guide in English, Japanese, and Chinese, so whether you’re asking “Where should we eat?”, “这是什么？”, or “どう行けばいいですか？” — I’ve got you covered! My tours are friendly, relaxed, and full of little surprises. I love showing travelers not only the famous spots, but also the cozy corners and hidden gems that make Japan special. Families, couples, solo travelers… everyone is welcome! I’m naturally optimistic, always smiling, and I truly believe the best part of any trip is the fun we don’t plan. My goal is simple: Make your day in Japan easy, fun, and memorable — with lots of laughter along the way. If you want a cheerful, flexible guide who can translate your cravings into real food, help you navigate the trains, and take great photos of you — I’m here! Let’s explore Japan together — one snack, one photo, and one “Ooh that’s cute!” at a time.

Japan

Miranda R.

Hello, my name is Miranda. I have lived in Osaka for a couple of years. I also have previous tour guide experience. I am able to take you around Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara. I am also really flexible to any places that you might want to go or places that you want to go shopping. I also know a lot of great places to do food tours, as well. I have also no sign language to better suit some customers that may be deaf, mute, or even H.O.H. I look forward to seeing you and showing you around too many different places. * If you cancel the tour 2 days before or the day of it is a non-refundable tour If you change the tour plans from one prefecture to another. Like for example if you have a tour at Osaka and you decide to change it to either Hyogo or Kyoto the day before or the day of I will charge it extra 10,000 yen. Because a lot of places that are on the tour or that you would like to go to do ask for a reservation months in advance.

Japan

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!

Japan

Ryuichi I.

Hello guests. We most welcome you to Japan. I have been serving foreigners at the international hotel for many years. Just a simple word "Thank you" from a guest is the best gift and a wonderful moment. I would like you to introduce the real, local Japan as a guide. I will be offering wellness-focused tourism, a future tourism style that I learned about at university. Let's enjoy local Japan together! I can not wait to meet you.

Japan

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 !

Czech Republic

Gonzalo C.

¡Hola! Soy Gonzalo, tu guía en Praga. Llevo 7 años explorando esta ciudad y conozco desde sus monumentos más famosos hasta rincones secretos que ni los locales visitan. Ofrezco tours clásicos, del Castillo, alternativos, excursiones a Kutná Hora y Terezín, y traslados a Viena, Múnich o Budapest con paradas interesantes. Caminando, en bici eléctrica, transporte público, patinetas o Uber, me adapto a tu ritmo, incluso si viajas con niños. Lo que más me apasiona son esos momentos que conectan con la ciudad: la vista desde Petřín, callejuelas medievales, la Catedral de San Vito o el túnel de Žižkov. Te contaré historias curiosas y te daré recomendaciones locales. Hi! I’m Gonzalo, your certified guide in Prague. With 7 years’ experience, I’ll show you everything from famous landmarks to hidden corners locals don’t know. I offer classic tours, castle visits, secret routes, day trips, and transfers to Vienna, Munich, or Budapest with stops along the way. Walking, biking, or using public transport, I adapt to your pace—even for families with kids. What I love most are those moments that truly connect you to the city. I’ll share curious stories and local tips to make your visit unforgettable.

Italy

Lia P.

Hi everybody! I'm Lia, a qualified tourist guide, operating in Veneto area since 2000. I l was born in Vicenza, where I live with my family. I really love my job because it gives me the opportunity to meet several people, coming from different countries and share with them the beauties of my territory. I studied at the university Literature and Foreign Languages in Verona and then I obtained after some examinations the licence to guide groups of tourists in Veneto. Passion for art, history and Italian culture is my "mantra" and then years of work offered me wonderful life experiences. The "magic word" for me is slow tourism: just relax and enjoy your time in my company! What will you discover? Vicenza and Padua, two great jewels of Veneto that will amaze you. Don't wait, choose the right tour and if you prefer something particular no problem: contact me and I 'm ready to build a tailor made tour for you! I'm looking forward to meeting you!

Ecuador

Marco B.

Hi there! I’m thrilled to welcome you to Ecuador – a land of volcanoes, rich traditions, and incredible biodiversity. I’m a passionate and certified tour guide with years of experience leading travelers through the wonders of this unique country. Whether you’re looking to explore the colonial charm of Quito, hike across the high Andes, discover local indigenous markets, or delve into the natural beauty of cloud forests and national parks, I’m here to guide you every step of the way. What sets my tours apart is the personal connection I create with each guest. I don’t just show you the sights – I share the stories, the legends, and the cultural heartbeat of the people who live here. I love blending history, art, nature, and authentic local experiences to create meaningful and unforgettable journeys. I’m also deeply committed to sustainable tourism and supporting local communities, and I’m always happy to customize tours to your pace and interests – from cycling and trekking to gastronomy and wildlife observation. If you’re looking for a friendly, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic guide to discover the real Ecuador, I’d be honored to be part of your adventure. Let’s explore together!

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