Joined 2023
Tatsuko S.
Available Areas
Kyoto, Nara (Living), Osaka
Languages
French, English, Japanese (Native)
Response Time
5 hours on average
Availability Updated
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About Tour Guide Tatsuko S.
Je m’appelle Tatsuko. Je suis née à Osaka et en ce moment j’habite au nord de la préfecture de Nara, où il y a plein de temples et sanctuaires. Les statues bouddhiques m’intéressent beaucoup, Les cerfs toujours vous attendent.
Osaka, ma ville natale, est connu comme capitale de gastronomie. J’aime beaucoup flâner dans les rues, appréciant des bâtiments. Voulez-vous visiter le Château, des jardins japonais, des bâtiments modernes et contemporains dans la ville?
Kyoto est la capitale du tourisme au Japon. Saviez-vous que la ville de Kyoto se trouve à côté d’Osaka ou de Nara? Ça fait à peu près d’une heure en train.
J’aimerais vous offrir une excellente experience comme guide officielle du Japon.
Important
Si vous avez un endroit où vous aimeriez aller, faites-le moi savoir s’il vous plaît. Ce sera un voyage encore plus merveilleux
Tours
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Temples et Sanctuaires à Nara : Visite Guidée d’une Journée
Nara est plein de charmes. Ce tour vous amène au temple du Todaiji où reste la grande image de Bouddha depuis le 8ème siècle, au sanctuaire de Kasuga où le vermillon attire l’oeil de beaucoup de gens et enfin au temple du Kohukuji. En plus on va flâner dans les rues bordées de petites maisons en bois et en visiter une ou deux ouverte au public.
Promenade à Osaka
Ce tour vous amène à l'Ile de Nakanoshima, une petit école privée et le quartier Minami. Au quartier Nakanoshima on peut apprécier les beaux bâtiments construits dans la ”Belle Époque" d'Osaka, une institution de médecine, berceau de la modernisation du Japon au 19ème siècle. Ce sera une excellente expérience pour vous.
Demi-journée de Visite à Nara
Ce tour vous amène au temple du Todaiji où reste la grande image de Bouddha depuis le 8ème siècle, au sanctuaire de Kasuga où le vermillon attire l’oeil de beaucoup de gens, au temple du Kohukuji et au Parc de Nara où les touristes se promènent avec des cerfs.
Demi Journée À Osaka
Osaka a été la capitale de la transportation en bateau, et on trouve beaucoup de ponts dans la ville. Au centre se trouve le Château d’Osaka dont les habitants sont fiers. Ce tour vous offra une excellente expérience!
Le Chemin de la Philosophie et le Temple Ginkakuji
On suit un chemin calme et paisible au long du Canal du Lac Biwa, qui s'appelle le Chemin de la Philosophie. Un philosophe s'y promenait en discutant avec ses étudiants. Au Temple Ginkakuji, on peut apprécier un jardin magnifique, qui est aussi connu pour un monticule de sable blanc. J'espère que ce sera une excellente expérience pour vous!
Reviews
Giuseppe L.
Temples et Sanctuaires à Nara : Visite Guidée d’une Journée
“Lovely day in Nara”
Tatsuko is an excellent guide and a lovely, welcoming person! Her English level is excellent. Her deep knowledge of the area made the experience really unique. Nara is a very touristy spot, but Tatsuko knew many short-cuts, which allowed us to experience the city with calm vibes, away from the crowds. She is very passionate about her job, she was very proactive in explaining and guiding us in our tour. She was also able to find a lunch spot with vegan options for us. Our experience with Tatsuko was truly amazing and we would highly recommend her as a guide. Thank you :)
Tatsuko S.
Thank you very much for your kind massage!! I’m really happy that you’ve enjoyed the tour with me. It’s a great pleasure to share with you how the life in the 8th century is! I hope you a nice trip and a safe return! The next time you come to Japan, I’d like to guide you in Italian. Grazie mille! Arrivederci!
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