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Japan

Saya D.

I am a mom and wife of Indonesian. I was born and raised in Nagoya. My husband and I love to drive around so We know a lot of amazing activities, histories, food and more! I will be very happy to share all of my knowledge and let you have an amazing experience on your trip. What kind of person I am? I'm easy going and happy person!! If you have any concern about food, physical strength or strange request, Do not be hesitate to tell me! Let's make your trip the best! *Halal is available, you need time to pray? Concern about food? Let me know.

Argentina

Mariana R.

Born and raised in Buenos Aires, working as a tour guide has allowed me to rediscover this city and my love for it. As an English-Spanish translator and constant language student (fluent in French and doing my best to learn German), I spend a good part of my life building bridges between cultures. And that is the spirit behind my tours, creating bonds between visitors and local life. I appreciate and enjoy sharing the wide range of possibilities this city offers, from the loud crowds in a football stadium or a rock concert to quietly riding a bike or walking along the streets seeing life through a camera lens. Looking forward to sharing Buenos Aires with you!

Argentina

Paola D.

After being a professional as an Accountant for some years, I decided to change my life and follow my passion: Buenos Aires. I've been a tour guide since 2011. I'm passionate about showing every corner of my city and passing on everything I know about it. I was also, for some years, guided touring professor at San Martín National University. I am studying a master's degree in world history, and I have a Diploma in Buenos Aires History and Argentinian Culture. I really love Buenos Aires and I hope you do so…. I love art, history and photos. . . I'd like to share all of this with you. I also have a car (Volkswagen Suran) so If you want we can move around in it. I'm flexible and all my tours can be customized according to your own interest.

Japan

Chinami N.

Hello!My name is Chinami. I have a national licence as a tour guide. I know well not only the nature of Mt Fuji area, but also history of Mt Fuji as a world cultural heritage site.I like to talk with people from all aver the world.So I want to have great time with you and enjoy local meals, wine, and so on. Let's share a wonderful moment in Japan!

Japan

Masao O.

Mein Name ist Masao, Spitzname Mao, bin Ihr Reiseführer. Da ich seit der Geburt immer in Tokio wohne, kenne ich diese fantastische Stadt ziemlich gut. Zu meinen Lieblingssehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt gehören Meiji-Jingu (der größte Schrein), Asakusa (Altstadt) und Kaiserpalast. Mein Hobby ist Fußballspielzuschauen. My name is Masao, nickname Mao. I'm your tourist guide. Born in Tokyo, I know this charming city well. Meiji-Jingu (the largest shrine), Asakusa and the Imperial Palace belong to my favorite spots for sightseeing. My hobby is to spectate soccer.

Japan

Yoshiko H.

Hi! I'm Yoshi. I was born and raised in Nagasaki. I'm very familiar with the best sightseeing locations and attractions in the city. Nagasaki is a fascinating and interesting city visited by lots of foreign tourists every year. I have guided many foreign tourists as an English tour guide for the past several years.. I always enjoy guiding every tourist and provide them with my best hospitality. I'll be looking forward to seeing you and sharing a wonderful time with you. See you soon!　　　　

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.

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

Uganda

Fatumah N.

Fatumah is a local Ugandan female tour guide who is knowledgeable, informative and passionate about Tourism. She owns a Bachelor's degree of Tourism and Hospitality Management. She has an experience of walking tours in Kampala of 7years. Fatumah is more interested in being part of your life time memories of the City. Meeting new people and making new friends happy to guide you around my beautiful country Uganda the pearl of Africa. Let the female guide be part of your memorable experience in Uganda.

Italy

Veronica R.

Ciao everybody! My name is Veronica and I'm from Florence. I've been a tour guide since 2008 and the goal of my tours is to offer you not only an artistic and historical overview of Florence, but an immersive visit into the typical aspects of the Italian life and culture. I used to live and work abroad: first as a student at UEA (University of East Anglia) in Norwich (UK), then as an apprentice in contemporary art galleries in Sevilla (Spain) and finally as a teacher of Italian and History of Art at Marist College in Poughkeepsie (New York). I have also worked as a Tour Leader around the world: USA, Africa, Russia and Europe. In short, I love travelling and whenever possible I leave my hometown to explore different countries and cultures. I'm an art historian. I love art as I think artworks tell stories and through those stories we can understand history. I'll show you the monuments of Florence not just in terms of style and beauty, but disclosing the social and historical context in which they were conceived and unveil the tales they hide. As a local, I'll also take you to my favorite destinnations and to some of the artisan workshops who make Florence unique. Another passion of mine is wine. That's why I've become a certified sommelier. I believe that wine represents a very crucial part of Italian traditions. Behind a glass of wine you can discover history, nature, landscapes and lives of people. If you share my passion, I will be more than happy to arrange for you a wine tasting in Florence! Recently I've been trained in accessible tourism for visually and mobility impaired people. So, let me know if you have specific needs. We can design together a trip that fits you. Btw, all my tours are customizable according to your requests and interests. I hope to see you soon in Florence!

Japan

Macco K.

Hello :) I am Macco, a licensed tour guide. I love eating and traveling, so I call myself "EATraveler". I'd like you to experience "tasty (oishi)" Japan, so my tour will be full of nice food. I was born and grew up in Osaka, and now I live in a small fishing town called Manazuru (near Hakone area) after living in Tokyo for more than 10 years. I fell in love with the beautiful scenery of the sea and mountains of Manazuru, and I really enjoy a relaxing life here. So I'd like to show you around this cozy town, which will make you feel nostalgic and relaxed. I also work as an editor & writer. My recent works are mainly books about food and drinks, such as fermented food, dried food, cocktails and bars, Japanese sake, coffee, cheese, tea, as well as agriculture and food issues. Based on this background, I'd like to offer you amazing food experiences in Japan and enjoy EATraveling together :) Looking forward to seeing you in Manazuru!

Japan

Hiroyo A.

Hello, I’m Hiroyo. I was born and brought up in Shizuoka. After living in Tokyo and in England, eventually I came back to Shizuoka. It is really a good place to live. I have been interested in Japanese traditional culture. I used to be in a Kendo(Japanese fencing) club and a Japanese flower arrangement club when I was a student. I got a degree of Sho-dan(first-dan) in Kendo, and a diploma in follower arrangement. I also got a certificate as a Japanese tea instructor. It would be my great pleasure to help you find out more about Japanese culture. Shizuoka is a lovely place to visit. It has many historical sites, traditional culture, abundant nature and a wide variety of local specialties including green tea, wasabi, many kinds of fruits and sea food fresh from the sea! You will be sure to enjoy them. Hope to see you here in Shizuoka!

Japan

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!

China

Jenny L.

Discover the heart of the city with Jenny, a consummate professional and fully licensed guide since 2010. With well over a decade of experience, she possesses a deep and confident expertise that ensures every moment of your visit is insightful and memorable. Her career began with years of successful collaborations with prestigious travel agencies, honing her skills in creating seamless, high-quality experiences for discerning travelers. Jenny is known for her exceptionally pleasant and warm personality, making every outing feel like you are exploring with a trusted friend. She now operates independently, dedicating her full attention to private excursions. This allows her to offer incredible flexibility, building completely customized itineraries based on your unique interests and pace. Her approach is meticulous and thoughtful, ensuring that every detail is handled with precision. As an independent guide with an open calendar, she is perfectly positioned to accommodate your travel plans, whether they are booked far in advance or for a more spontaneous trip. Leveraging an extensive network of trusted local contacts, Jenny can effortlessly arrange comfortable private transportation, creating a truly stress-free and enjoyable adventure. She specializes exclusively in private journeys for individuals and their personal groups, guaranteeing a personalized and intimate exploration of the destination.

Japan

Tokumitsu A.

Hello! Thank you for visiting my profile. I am a licensed national guide interpreter based in Okinawa, Japan. I enjoy introducing visitors to the unique culture, history, and daily life of Okinawa beyond the typical tourist attractions. My goal is not only to show you famous sights, but also to help you experience Okinawa from a local perspective. Whether you are interested in history, traditional culture, local food, nature, or hidden gems, I would be happy to create a memorable experience for you. I have a strong interest in language and cross-cultural communication, and I enjoy meeting people from around the world. I strive to provide friendly, flexible, and informative tours tailored to each guest's interests. I look forward to helping you discover the beauty and charm of Okinawa! See you soon in Okinawa!

Vietnam

Minh N.

Hi, I’m Minh, your local guide in Hanoi! This city is my hometown, and to me, it’s so much more than just a place—it’s filled with warm, welcoming people and unforgettable experiences. As a local guide, I'm excited to share hidden gems, delicious street food (I’m a big foodie!), and fascinating stories about Hanoi’s history. Feel free to reach out with any questions! With my knowledge, sense of humor, and passion for my country, I aim to connect with fellow travelers. I promise you’ll have an amazing experience in Vietnam! If you are traveling solo, I can ride you on my motorbike; if you have more than 1 person, we can walk together and call a taxi when needed. Additionally, I’m a photographer, so I can offer photo tours to capture stunning moments at the city’s best spots. Looking forward to seeing you!

Egypt

Mustafa A.

Hi, this is Mustafa, and I'm a licensed English -speaking tour guide since 2012, I make customized itineraries 4 all tours & trips throughout Egypt. My goal while working is to make sure that every tourist enjoys their time throughout the entire trip. This can be done through honesty, providing all the necessary support and information, and creating an atmosphere where guests feel as if they r home and among friends, rather than simply having a tour guide–tourist relationship. Looking forward to meeting you so soon.

Slovenia

Nebojsa V.

I am an award-winning tourist worker from Ljubljana with close to two decades of experience, who has dedicated his life to sharing knowledge, and putting smiles on people’s faces.

Japan

Kokoro O.

Hi, I'm Koko—a Japanese teacher, local foodie, and a mom who loves exploring Osaka with kids! With over 12 years of experience in language education, I know how to make communication smooth and fun. Having traveled to around 30 countries and lived or studied in five—the US, Finland, Ireland, Switzerland, and Australia—I deeply understand global cultures and what travelers truly look for. Along the way, I've made friends all over the world, and I've had the joy of showing many of them around my hometown, Osaka. When I travel, I love looking beyond tourist spots to connect with locals. That passion is what I bring to every tour: not just showing you around, but making you feel like you're exploring Osaka with a close friend—taking you to places you'd never find on your own. - What a day with me feels like We'll go where locals go—big sights if you want, but also the streets tourists usually miss. We'll eat like Osakans, not tourists: cozy local spots, real soul food, maybe a local supermarket or a quiet café for tea and sweets. - Traveling with kids? Bring them along—I'd love that! As a mom myself, I know what it's like to travel with little ones. Family bookings are always welcome, and I love planning days that keep both parents and kids happy. - Let's plan your day I have a few tour styles ready to go, but I love building something custom too. Whether you have a few hours, half a day, or a full day, we can shape the time together. Tell me your interests, pace, or travel style, and I'll create a day that fits you. Let's make your time in Osaka feel less like sightseeing—and more like coming home. Come meet Osaka like you already have a friend here!

Japan

Sei M.

Hello, my name is Sei, a tour guide of Hiroshima, aged 79, quite an old man. But don’t worry, I can compete with young men in walking. Since the beginning of the year 2023, I have given tours to roughly 900 groups,2700 tourists from overseas, I enjoy giving the tour at the two world cultural heritage sites in Hiroshima, the Miyajima Island with the magnificent shrine built over the sea, and the Atomic Bomb Dome in the Peace Memorial Park. Giving the tour at the Peace Park is more meaningful to me than other sites. The Peace Park is a place of thought-provoking. There, you will further strengthen your awareness of peace. Some day in the near future, I will be accompanying you in Hiroshima as your tour guide. Till then, by now.

Japan

Machi S.

Hello, my name is Machiko! I was born in raised in Kanagawa Prefecture but also lived for 12 years in the United States. While living in California, many people showed me kindness and helped me to adjust to living abroad. Now that I am back in Japan, I want to "pay it forward" and return that kindness by sharing my local knowledge of Kanagawa to visitors from abroad. In Japanese, we have a word, "omotenashi", which means "hospitality". It is an important part of our culture to welcome our guests with warmth and sincerity. I can speak both English and Japanese, so I want to be more than just a personal tour guide; I want to help bridge our cultures, with respect and understanding, while sharing the beauty and local charms of Japan. Please consider me and we can explore my corner of Japan to learn about the culture, food and history of my home together!

Japan

Fumina O.

Hello! I am Fumina, and I am a Prefectural Guide Interpreter in Toyama. I love exploring hidden places, traditional streets, local cafes, and unique spots that many tourists never discover on their own. Besides famous attractions, I can also introduce charming neighborhoods, beautiful scenery, local sweets, matcha experiences, and places that reflect everyday life in Toyama. My interest in guiding started when I was in high school. I had an opportunity to introduce Japanese culture in English as part of a class project, and I truly enjoyed sharing Japan with people from different backgrounds. That experience inspired me to become a guide and help visitors discover the charm of Japan for themselves. As a local woman, I enjoy sharing Toyama from a different perspective, including photogenic locations, cozy cafes, seasonal scenery, and cultural experiences that are especially popular with travelers looking for something more personal and authentic. I believe every traveler is different, so I always try to create a flexible and comfortable experience based on your interests, pace, and travel style. Whether you would like to visit major attractions or discover hidden gems known mainly to locals, I would be happy to help you create memorable experiences in Toyama. My tours are especially suitable for travelers who: • Prefer a relaxed and flexible experience rather than a fixed schedule • Want to discover places that are not usually found in guidebooks • Enjoy local cafes, Japanese sweets, matcha, and everyday culture • Love photography and beautiful scenery • Are interested in experiencing Toyama from a local perspective • Prefer traveling at their own pace and having a friendly local guide --- Qualification ・Toyama Prefecture Regional Guide Interpreter ・TOEIC(Listening & Reading) 915 ・TOEIC(Speaking & Writing) 130/180 ・EIKEN(The EIKEN Test in Practical English Proficiency) 1st grade ・REKIKEN(the Japanese History Exam) 2nd grade

Spain

Marina M.

Hi! Salut! ¡Hola! My name is Marina. Since I was a kid, I've liked exploring beyond the ordinary, making memories, capturing moments, and experiencing like a true local. Why don't we do it together? Come with me to discover Segovia and its surroundings; there are little gems hidden not only in the city but also in the province. Let me show you the true flavor of my city and villages. By the way, I'm dressed in our traditional costume ;)

United Kingdom (UK)

John C.

I have been leading professional tours since 2016, following my time at Culloden Battlefield where I specialized in demonstrations of traditional Highland weaponry and clothing. As a native of Caithness from the Far-North, I am deeply passionate about my heritage—particularly clan history, tartans, and single malt whisky. I take great pride in wearing traditional Highland dress, including my family tartan and blue bonnet, as we explore Scotland's magnificent scenery together. Based in Inverness, I am well-acquainted with our Highland routes, popular landmarks, and hidden gems. Whether we are visiting the iconic Loch Ness, the ancient Clava Cairns, the historic Culloden Battlefield, the newly renovated Inverness Castle, or venturing further to the magical Isle of Skye, the world-renowned distilleries of Speyside, dramatic Glencoe, or the stunning Outer Hebrides, I look forward to sharing our culture and legendary stories with you. I look forward to welcoming you soon.

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