Joined 2019
Junzo T.
Available Areas
Ibaraki, Saitama (Living), Tokyo, Kamakura, Hakone, Nikko, Yokohama, Narita, Mount Fuji
Languages
French, English
Response Time
8 hours on average
Availability Updated
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About Tour Guide Junzo T.
Bonjour! Je m'appelle Junzo, appelez-moi Junzo.
Je suis un Guide-Interprète National en français.
Je suis un ancien boursier du Gouvernement Français et faisais la recherche du physique de solide au Centre d'Etude Nucléaire de Fauntenay-aux-Roses. J'ai très bon souvenir sur la France. C'est pour ça que j'ai commençé le guide-Interprète en français.
Au Japon je travaillais dans la domaine des compound semi-conducteurs.
Maintenant, je m'intéresse à l'histoire et la culture du Japon.
J'ai guidé les touristes en groupe et personnels ces dernières années et je peux vous présenter le tour de votre choix. Je voudrait vous montrer la belle nature, les aspects moderne et traditionnel dans Tokyo, l'esprit japonais, la cuisine, le bistro japonais(17:00~) et le Karaoké à chanter.
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Si vous avez l'intention de visiter Tokyo et les environs, veuillez me contacter à tout moment et rejoindre mon tour! J'espère passer du bon temps avec vous. À bientôt!
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Hello! My name is Junzo, call me Junzo. I am a National Interpreter Guide in French.
I am a former Fellow of the French Government and was researching solid state physics at the Nuclear Center of Fauntenay-aux-Roses. I have very good memories of France. That's why I started the Interpreter Guide.
In Japan I worked in the field of compound semi-conductors .
Now I am interested in the history and the culture of Japan.
I have guided group and personal tourists in recent years and I can present you the tour of your choice. I would like to show you the beautiful nature, the modern and traditional aspects in Tokyo, Japanese thoughts, cuisines, Japanese-style pubs (after 17:00) and the Karaoke to sing.
When you visit Tokyo and neighboring area, please contact me at any time and join my tour! I hope to have a good time with you. See you soon!
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Tours
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
Categories
Harf Day Excusion to Asakusa & Kappa-bashi
Harf Day Excusion to Asakusa & Kappa-bashi
Guide privé à Tokyo et les environs à la carte pour 1 journée
Guide privé à Tokyo et les environs à la carte pour 1 journée
L'excursion d'une demi-journée à Asakusa et Kappa-bashi
L'excursion d'une demi-journée à Asakusa et Kappa-bashi
Guide privé à Tokyo et les environs à la carte pendant 2 jours
Guide privé à Tokyo et les environs à la carte pendant 2 jours
Tokyo: Asakusa・Marchée extérieure Tsukiji・la Palais Impérial
Tokyo: Asakusa・Marchée extérieure Tsukiji・la Palais Impérial
L'excursion d'une demi-journée au Sanctuaire Meiji et à l'Allee Souvenirs de Shinjuku
L'excursion d'une demi-journée au Sanctuaire Meiji et à l'Allee Souvenirs de Shinjuku
Reviews
Michel L.
“Second tour with Junzo”
We had requested the tour to be in French. Our first day had been difficult because his French was difficult to understand and he may have an hearing difficulty. So, we gave the opportunity to speak in English if he felt better but he insisted for French. This second day was a little bit better.
Junzo T.
Dear Michel, Sorry for the late reply, because I was busy guiding 2 French families. On the first day, you were talking about architecture with your Japanese friend in English, so I was simply following your Japanese friend. He speaks English very well. I had no idea that you were interested in Japanese architecture. When I was young, I worked at the French Atomic Energy Institute for only 2 years, so I am well aware that my French is inferior to that of French people. I was developing compound semiconductors at a Japanese company and it is the only English-speaking chance to present research and speak at international conferences. I want to teach foreigners about Japanese culture and history and I'm looking forward to hearing the opinions of people from other countries. Sorry I wasn't much help. Best regards, Junzo
Sophie R.
“Merci Junzo san !”
Nous avons passé une journée très intéressante avec Junzo. Nous avons particulièrement apprécié le fait qu’il soit ouvert pour répondre à toutes nos questions ! Il était très sympathique.
Junzo T.
J'ai passé une journée vraiment amusante. Vous êtes très intéressé par la culture et l'histoire japonaise, et vous m'a très bien écouté. Vous étiez très sympatique. Junzo
Xavier C.
“Accompagnement indispensable pour visiter Tokyo”
Nous avons une superbe journée. Merci pour toutes ces merveilles. Junzo-san nous a fait découvrir Tokyo et la culture japonaise. Que de plaisir supplémentaire quand il parle notre langue, cela devient réellement une visite guidée très professionnelle et un de nos meilleur souvenir. Bravo. Si nous revenons, un jour a Tokyo, nous referont appel à vous.
Junzo T.
Merci pour votre très bonne critique. Mon client a été très sympathique et m'a écouté avec attention. J' ai passé une journée amusante.
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