Joined 2023
Miho C.
Available Areas
Fukuoka (Living)
Languages
Japanese (Native), Korean, English
Response Time
7 hours on average
Availability Updated
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About Tour Guide Miho C.
Hi, I am Miho :) Thank you for checking my page.
I'm passionate tour guide in Fukuoka. This is my hometown, I love this place, nature, people and food! Especially I'm interested in hiking and visiting shrine.
I used to study at Belgium and Australia for about 3 years in total, which has given me a unique perspective and a global outlook on life.
I used to work at manufacturing company and retail shop.
With major in Japanese history and literature, I'll share you fascinating stories of Fukuoka.
Tours
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
Cultural experience tour in Fukuoka
Discover the grace of a traditional tea ceremony in a serene garden. Relish a delectable Japanese lunch. Engage your artistic side with pottery-making guided by skilled artisans. A perfect fusion of culture, cuisine, and creativity awaits you!
The landmark tour in Hakata and Tenjin district_Fukuoka
Welcome to The Landmark Tour in Hakata and Tenjin district, where you'll experience the essence of Japanese culture, history, and beauty. Our journey begins at Kushida Shrine and Temple, where sacred traditions and architectural marvels await. Next, we ascend Fukuoka Port Tower for breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Finally, we find serenity in a Japanese garden, strolling through tranquil pathways amidst lush greenery. Fresh sushi at Bayside Place for a lunch.
Hiking and visit sleeping Buddha_Fukuoka_Sasaguri
Feel South east Japanese forest. Sasaguri has a famous Buddhist pilgrim road contains 88 temples and so on. Hike in the forest for about 2 hours with visiting huge cedar tree and temple. Visit Komenoyama lookout and sleeping Buddha at Nanzouinn temple.
(Half day) Nature and Cultural Tour_Sasaguri_Fukuoka
Explore Fukuoka's enchanting locales on this tour. Begin at Sasaguri Kyudai Forest, a 17-hectare haven boasting 50 evergreen and 40 deciduous tree varieties. Stroll along Kamata Pond's walkway, adorned with pavilions and wooden benches, offering a serene retreat by the water. Next, discover Nanzo-in Temple's awe-inspiring reclining Buddha statue, representing Buddha Shakyamuni's Nirvana. Lastly, savor Fukuoka's culinary delights at Yamaya factory where produce Mentaiko.
Reviews
Anna J.
Transferring support from Hakata station to the hotel
Customized
“Fast responsive and professional guide”
Miso han is very professional and friendly. I highly recommend her.
Miho C.
Thank you for your comment! It was very nice to corroborate with you. I'm looking forward to seeing you again and have a lovely day.
“Very knowledgeable and sympathetic guide”
To meet with Miho was a unique experience. Already the greeting and her description of the day's tour (we did some adjustments) made me feel so welcome and relaxed. - We walked, discussed a lot and I got many insides of the city, the culture and the specialities of Fukuoka. - It was a memorable, beautiful day tour and I feel enriched by what I experienced and learned with and by Miho. Thank you so much, you made my day!
Miho C.
Thank you for your comment, Matti. It was really nice to have time with you. I was inspired by your deep insight based on your all experiences. It was so lucky to have gotten the chance to know you. Thank you again and I hope we will see each other again!
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