Joined 2019
Shuichi O.
Available Areas
Tokyo (Living)
Languages
Japanese (Native), English
Response Time
9 hours on average
Availability Updated
1 day ago
About Tour Guide Shuichi O.
I am Shuichi, a licensed tour guide in Japan. I was born and grew up in Tokyo, near Asakusa. And lived in Portland, Oregon, USA for 5 years.
I am a travel lover, visited 18 countries with 24 airlines.
Through my experience, I have learned Japanese culture and history are so unique.
I will be more than happy if I can show you interesting places in my country.
I can introduce myself as a tail-economist. It doesn't mean scholar of economics but always boarding tail section of economy class.
I am looking forward to seeing you soon. Bye now !
COUNTRIES I visited :
Canada, U.S.A, Mexico, U.K. Netherland, Germany, France, U.A.E. Australia, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and S.Korea.
AIRLINES I traveled :
American, Delta, United, Northwest, Alaska, America west, British airways,
Lufthansa, KLM, Air France, Emirates, Qantas, Singapore air, Thai international, Philippine air, Cathay pacific, Tiger air, China east, Shanghai air, Sichuan air, JAL, ANA, Peach air, and Vanilla air.
Important
- I am frexible to add or substract something you want in my tour..
- I will reply to your question as quickly as possible.
Tours
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
Categories
Ghibli Museum & Edo-Tokyo Architecture Museum Private Tour
Welcome to Ghibli world. We visit GHIBLI MUSEUM and EDO-TOKYO ARCHITECTURAL MUSEUM in this tour. GHIBLI MUSEUM is the original museum on Ghibli movies. EDO-TOKYO ARCHITECTURAL MUSEUM is where anime creators got inspirations for their works. Let's jump into Ghibli world.
Ghibli Museum & Edo-Tokyo Architecture Museum Private Tour
One day Tokyo, Family Plan
One day sightseeing tour for family group including small children and/or elders I propose an enjoyable plan focusing on children and/or elderly persons. Visiting places are flexible according to your family preference. Please advise me. Alternate plan for bad weather or family's conditions are well prepared. I believe when children/elderly persons are happy, everyone is happy.
One day Tokyo, Family Plan
Edo-Tokyo Architectural Museum Tour : "Spirited Away" too
** EDO－TOKYO OPEN AIR ARCHITECTURAL MUSEUM reopens from Mar-23 after COVID-19 influence. We visit Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum. This Museum exhibits 30 historical genuine houses. They are not imitation nor miniature. Also well-known the place where provided seeds of imagination to creators on "Spirited Away" "My neighbor Totoro" and partly "Your Name".
Edo-Tokyo Architectural Museum Tour : "Spirited Away" too
"Your Name" Anime spots in Tokyo
We will visit many locations depicted in the animation film Your Name, including staircase at the last scene. Would you like to sharing the atmosphre and breeze with Taki and Mitsuha ?
"Your Name" Anime spots in Tokyo
Edo-Tokyo Architectural Museum and Beer Brewery tour
** EDO－TOKYO OPEN AIR ARCHITECTURAL MUSEUM reopens from Mar-23. But BEER BREWERY ARE still CLOSED DUE TO COVID19. We are visiting Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum and Suntory Beer Brewery. The Architectural Museum exhibits 30 historical genuine houses. They are not traditional but ancient. Also well-known the place where provided seeds of imagination on "Spirited Away" to Hayao Miyazaki. Then we visit Suntory Beer Brewery nearby.
Edo-Tokyo Architectural Museum and Beer Brewery tour
Reviews
Brandon C.
“Informative and Incredibly Good”
Shuichi is an incredibly wholesome and intelligent guide that not only knows the areas well, but has extensive knowledge on their history and many interesting factoids that keep you engaged. Our ghibli tour with him was a blast, and he always made sure to accommodate any of our needs. I strongly encourage you to book him if you are ever interested.
Shuichi O.
Thank you for your wonderful review and comment. I had a wonderful time with you. I hope you cotinue a wonderful and joyful trip to Kyoto and other cities in my country Japan. Please come back to Japan again someday in future. Good-by today.
Tana W.
“Wonderful and thoughtful guide”
Shoe was a lovely guide, attentive and caring (also to us being incredibly tired from our very long trip). Knowledgeable, helpful and timely. Thank you for a great day.
Shuichi O.
Thank you for your wonderful review and comment. I had a wonderful time with your family. I hope you cotinue a wonderful and joyful trip in my country Japan. Please come back to Japan again someday in future. Good-by today.
Giuseppe M.
“unforgettable tokyo”
During our trip to Tokyo, we were fortunate to be accompanied by Shuichi, an exceptional guide. Shoe showed us the most beautiful places in the city with extraordinary competence and availability, typical characteristics of the Japanese people. Their empathy and enthusiasm made each visit a unique and unforgettable experience. Thanks to Shuichi, this vacation will forever remain in our hearts as an indelible memory. We highly recommend Shuichi to anyone who wants to discover Tokyo in an authentic and engaging way.
Shuichi O.
Thank you for your wonderful review and comment. I also had a wonderful time with your family. I think you already arrived home country and have restarted daily happy life. Please come back to Japan again. See you again someday in future. Goodbye today.
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