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Tour Guide - Gabrielle D.

Joined 2026

Gabrielle D.

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Nagasaki (Living)

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English (Native), Japanese

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5 days ago

About Tour Guide Gabrielle D.

Hi there! I'm Gabby, originally from New York, but living in Nagasaki for 4 years. I love the people, culture, and rich history of Nagasaki. I am an artist and designer, and a lover of music, travel, and meeting new people! I can't wait to show you all of my favorite places in Nagasaki.

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Nature & Outdoor

Nature & Outdoor

Exploring the Mountains of Nagasaki City

Exploring the Mountains of Nagasaki City

For this tour, we will leave the bustling city center behind for a tranquil mountain hike. We will see the city from new heights and take in fascinating historical shrines, 400 year old cemeteries, while immersed in a lush Japanese forest. We will start at a local coffee shop and finish with a delicious lunch. If you're not a "hiker", no problem. One version of this tour is a hike, but there are alternative transportation methods to get to our destination, so this tour is accessible to anyone.

Exploring the Mountains of Nagasaki City

FROM$158/ per person

FROM$158/ per person

Exploring the Mountains of Nagasaki City

Exploring the Mountains of Nagasaki City

For this tour, we will leave the bustling city center behind for a tranquil mountain hike. We will see the city from new heights and take in fascinating historical shrines, 400 year old cemeteries, while immersed in a lush Japanese forest. We will start at a local coffee shop and finish with a delicious lunch. If you're not a "hiker", no problem. One version of this tour is a hike, but there are alternative transportation methods to get to our destination, so this tour is accessible to anyone.

Exploring the Mountains of Nagasaki City

FROM$158/ per person

FROM$158/ per person

Tour Guide - Gabrielle D.

Gabrielle D.

Date

People

Available Areas

Nagasaki (Living)

Languages

English (Native), Japanese

Availability Updated

5 days ago

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