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Joined 2018
Bonnie C.
Available Areas
Gifu (Living), Shirakawago, Takayama
Languages
English, Chinese (Traditional) (Native), Chinese (Simplified)
Response Time
13 hours on average
Availability Updated
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About Tour Guide Bonnie C.
I am a cheerful and energetic lady from Hong Kong.
I came to Takayama first as a tourist since 2014 and I fell in love with this region.
In spare time, I enjoy exploring traditional events
and festivals as well as new restaurants in all these areas.
Being a tour conductor in Shirakawago, I am equipped with knowledge and skills
in guiding single traveler, family and groups(more than 40 guests).
With my fluent English, Chinese and abundant knowledge of this
region, I am confident to show you around and tailor-made your desirable schedule.
I am looking forward to seeing you.
Important
I can guide you in Shirakawago if you can pay the transportation fee between Takayama and Shirakawago.
Tours
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
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Shirakawago half day tour
We are going to explore the world heritage site- Shirakawago together. With my detailed explanation of the history, culture and fun facts about the village, you can understand more about Shirakawago and also in love with this little village.
Shirakawago half day tour
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Takayama and Shirakawago in 1 day
How about spending 1 day to visit both Takayama and Shirakawago? This tour departs from Takayama and we will spend first 2 hours in Takayama and then depart to Shirakawago for 3.5 hours walking tour. If the group is staying in Kanazawa for the night after the tour, it is not necessary to come back to Takayama.
Takayama and Shirakawago in 1 day
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Takayama half day walking tour
- 4 to 8 hours walking tour in Takayama - a comprehensive tour guide will show you the best of Takayama
Takayama half day walking tour
Reviews
Kenny G.
“Friendly and excellent guide for Takayama!”
Bonnie was excellent during this trip to Shirakawago, sharing with us interesting stories of the places, and showing us some good vantage and photo spots. She was very friendly, bubbly and communicated well. As a local of Takayama, she also had some excellent recommendations! Thank you Bonnie!
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Bonnie C.
Thank you Kenny! It is my pleasure to guide your family and I hope that Shirakawago becomes one of your favorite place in Japan :)
Lisa S.
“Fabulous day in Takayama ”
We had an absolutely fabulous day with Bonnie as our tour guide in Takayama we started out with a beautiful bus ride to the northern Japanese Alps to take the Shinhotaka Ropeway. It was absolutely stunning. Then we visited Old Takayama, which included a lucky stop at a local festival, which she arranged. We tasted sake and saw many local traditions. Then off to Hida Folk Village. It was a really fun day. Bonnie is very friendly and knowledgeable. We learned so much with her as our guide. We left our sunglasses on one of the local buses and thanks to Bonnie they were located! Highly recommend.
Bonnie C.
Thank you so much for joining the tour. It is a lovely day to show you all our beautiful Japan Alps and also we are lucky to visit the local festival in Takayama too! I wish you have a wonderful Japan trip :) Take care!
Lisa S.
“Great day in Shirakawago”
We had a wonderful day with Bonnie as our tour guide in Shirakawago. Bonnie arranged bus tickets for the short drive from Takayama to Shirakawago , and then from Shirakawago we went on to Kanazawa. Bonnie is absolutely delightful, so friendly and kind. We learned so much from her and highly recommend her as a tour guide. Shirakawago is in incredible place. Bonnie also helped me when I left behind an item at our ryokan in Takayama. She took extra time to contact the hotel to explain what happened and it all worked out fine. It was a great day.
Bonnie C.
It is a pleasure to guide you in Shirakawago. The weather is so nice and we have an enjoyable time in the cafe too. Please feel free to let me know if you need any help in Japan! All the best, Bonnie :)
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