Joined 2016
Saitama (Living), Tokyo
Japanese (Native), English
4 hours on average
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Hello, please call me Yo. I have been working for senior high schools teaching Japanese history. I have traveled almost all over Japan from Hokkaido to Okinawa. My research field is Canada and I have been to many places in Canada several times.
I love outdoor activities like skiing, trekking and cycling and so on. My favorite ski areas are Shiga-height and Hakuba. I can arrange your ski tours in winter and trekking in summer season there.
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
“Amazing experience ”
We had an amazing time with Mr Yo. Thank you very much.
Yo O.
(8 reviews)Hi, Paul, Thank you for your comment. I wish you and your lovely fimilies enjoy the rest of your stay in Japan!!
“Super Helpful!! ”
Mr Yo was helpful in coordinating our visit to one of the private nurseries. There was a mixup of dates due to our fault but Mr Yo arranged everything one day earlier to our booked date. He is a very kind person. Grateful to him to make our visit to Bonsai Village a big success
Yo O.
(8 reviews)It's my pleasure to guide such lovable families. I wish your mother in law successfully expand her Bonsai collection.
Daysi M.
Two days in Nagano (Zenkouji temple, Togakushi shrine, Snowmonky Park, Obuse town)
Customized
“Nagano with Mr. Yo”
Mr. Yo was an amazing guide!!!! We booked him for 2 days to Nagano to see the snow monkeys. He came up with the whole itinerary after telling him what we wanted to see. He was very caring, polite, and intelligent and gave us all the history and details of Japan and Nagano throughout the tour. I hope to book him for another tour in the near future. Thanks for an amazing time Mr. Yo!!
Yo O.
(8 reviews)HI, Merry Christmas in Thailand! Thank you for your kind comment. I also enjoyed guiding lovely families in Nagano. You are very lucky having fine days in Nagano. We have a Japanese saying, people who is always well-behaved can have good fortune. Have nice holidays playin with elephants! Best Regards, Yo