Joined 2018
Yukiko M.
Available Areas
Tokyo (Living), Kamakura, Hakone, Nikko, Yokohama, Narita
Languages
German
Response Time
4 hours on average
Availability Updated
1 day ago
About Tour Guide Yukiko M.
Guten Tag! Mein Name ist Yukiko.
Ich habe eine Lizenz als nationale oeffentliche deutsche Reisefuehrerin. Ich bin in Tokio geboren und wohne in Tokio. Mein Hobbys sind Reisen, Lesen, Reiten und Sumo.
Seit ich Deutsch in der Universitaet gelernt habe, benutze ich immer Deutsch. Waehrend der WM 2006 habe ich als Gastgeberin in Nuernberg gearbeitet.
Ich mache Stadtfuehrungen fuer deutsche Muttersprecher. Japan hat viele kulturelle Seiten, d.h. nicht nur traditionelle Kultur, historisches Gebiet, sondern auch moderne Industrie, Manga, usw. Ich zeige einige Reiseplaene auf dieser Seite. Natuerlich mache ich einen originalen Plan nach Ihnem Wunsch. Machen Sie bitte mir Ihrer Reise in Japan die schoenste Erinnerung mit mir.
Important
Ich kann Sie In Nikko oder Hakone begleigen, wenn Sie meine Fahrgeld bezahlen.
Tours
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
Categories
erstes Mal in der vielfältigen Stadt Tokio
erstes Mal in der vielfältigen Stadt Tokio
Minitour in der Megastadt Tokio
Minitour in der Megastadt Tokio
geschichtliche Stadt Kamakura
geschichtliche Stadt Kamakura
bildhübsche Oase: japanischer Garten-Tour
bildhübsche Oase: japanischer Garten-Tour
Reviews
Petra M.
“A day with Yukiko M. in Tokyo”
Hello , we are a family from Heidelberg in Germany. We booked Yukiko for a tour on Sunday. (Meiji Shrine, Shibuya Crossing, Imperial Palace.) It was a fantastic day with a lots of information about the country, people and its history. Highly recommended. Thanks a lot Yukiko.
Yukiko M.
Liebe Petra, danke schoen fuer Ihren netten Kommentar. Ich freue mich sehr, dass Sie die japanische Kultur genossen haben. Yukiko
Thomas F.
“der perfekte Einstieg für Tokyo und Japan”
Danke Yukiko für den tollen Tag. Für uns war es eine interessante und ausgewogene Tour, ideal für Japan/Tokyo Einsteiger. Wir sagen nochmal Vielen Lieben Dank. bleib gesund auf bald sonnige Grüsse aus Izumoshi thomas & friends
Yukiko M.
danke schoen fuer Ihren netten Kommentar. Ich freue mich sehr, dass meine Tour Ihnen gefallen hat. Viel Spass in Japan! Yukiko
Lukas D.
“Super sympathisch ”
Die Tour mit Yukiko war kurzweilig, amüsant und in einem angenehmen Tempo. Kann man nur weiterempfehlen!
Yukiko M.
Lieber Lukas, danke schoen fuer Ihren netten Kommentar. Es freut mir sehr, dass ich Ihrer Tokio-Reise geholfen habe. Yukiko
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