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Tour Guide - Aoi M.

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Aoi M.

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Aichi (Living), Nagoya

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English, Japanese (Native)

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About Tour Guide Aoi M.

Hello! My name is Aoi, and I live in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.

I am a Japanese language teacher and have experience helping international visitors understand Japanese culture and daily life. I also worked as a public servant, where I assisted foreign residents in English.

I love introducing the hidden charms of Nagoya and Inuyama, not only the famous sightseeing spots but also local food, history, and everyday Japanese culture.

My tours are friendly, flexible, and personalized to your interests. Whether you would like to explore historical sites, enjoy local cuisine, practice Japanese conversation, or experience authentic local life, I would be happy to create a memorable tour for you.

I look forward to helping you discover Japan from a local perspective!

See you in Nagoya!

Tours

All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!

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Art, Culture, & Historical

Art, Culture, & Historical

Inuyama Castle Tour: History, Heart Shrine & Street Food

Inuyama Castle Tour: History, Heart Shrine & Street Food

Explore the charming town of Inuyama on this relaxing walking tour. Visit Inuyama Castle, one of Japan’s five national treasure castles, and enjoy its rich history and beautiful views. Stroll through the traditional castle town, enjoy delicious street food, and discover the famous Sanko Inari Shrine with its cute heart-shaped decorations. Experience a perfect mix of Japanese history, culture, and local flavors in one memorable tour.

Inuyama Castle Tour: History, Heart Shrine & Street Food

FROM$92/ per person

FROM$92/ per person

Inuyama Castle Tour: History, Heart Shrine & Street Food

Inuyama Castle Tour: History, Heart Shrine & Street Food

Explore the charming town of Inuyama on this relaxing walking tour. Visit Inuyama Castle, one of Japan’s five national treasure castles, and enjoy its rich history and beautiful views. Stroll through the traditional castle town, enjoy delicious street food, and discover the famous Sanko Inari Shrine with its cute heart-shaped decorations. Experience a perfect mix of Japanese history, culture, and local flavors in one memorable tour.

Inuyama Castle Tour: History, Heart Shrine & Street Food

FROM$92/ per person

FROM$92/ per person

Tour Guide - Aoi M.

Aoi M.

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People

Available Areas

Aichi (Living), Nagoya

Languages

English, Japanese (Native)

Availability Updated

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