Joined 2023
Tokiko T.
Available Areas
Kanagawa (Living), Tokyo, Kamakura, Yokohama
Languages
English, Japanese (Native)
Response Time
15 hours on average
Availability Updated
1 day ago
About Tour Guide Tokiko T.
Hi there!
I'm Tokiko. I'm from Kanagawa, Japan.
I am
*International sake sommelier / #国際唎酒師
*International nihonshu tutor / #国際日本酒講師
I'm passionated with Japanese culinary culture! I'm a professional sake instructor, so I can show you a cozy nice bar or restaurant, and introduce about Sake!
Important
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Tours
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Reviews
Allan Z.
“Wonderful service from Toki-san”
I'm attending the JPCA show last week, from my previous experience, I found it was hard to communicate with many Japanese manufacturers as they can only speaks Japanese, this difficulty has caused some problem for me in having a effective meeting with the Japanese company in the show. I must to do something to make the most of my trip, with this thinking, I did an online search for a Japanese translator, GoWithGuide jumping out of the crowd, finally I communicated with Toki san, and She is very professional about her work, spent some time to make a research for the industry, and provide me some great help during the show for communication. She was very keen to learn the new things, and I think the being a translator at a trade show would be a very good expansion to the Guide business. Finally I want to give a huge thank you to Toki-san's great service. All the best.
Tokiko T.
Allan san, Thank you so much for your warm review. It was a great experience participating in the expo, different from the usual guides. Learning about an industry that I don't usually have anything to do with, especially helped me to appreciate the small details of everyday life. I hope that your business will be well connected with Japanese companies. If you come to Japan again, let's do a sake tasting together! Thank you for having me, again. Best regard, Toki
Chris O.
“Enjoyable, delicious, and informative!”
Tokiko-san was an excellent guide through the world of sake. She is very knowledgeable and welcoming, and had a lot to teach. The sake choices and pairings were excellent. The experience was well-paced. I'd recommend her tasting experience to anyone.
Tokiko T.
Chirs san, Thank you for your warm comment. I'm so glad that you enjoyed the tasting. I hope you'll have chances to have Sake in U.S.A. as well! Please let me know when you come back to Japan!
Alice M.
“Perfect Day in Yokohama with Toki”
From our first communications in the GoWithGuide system, through our day tour in Yokohama, Toki was delightful, responsive, and genuinely interested in providing us with exactly the experience we were looking for! I was visiting Japan with my two adult daughters, and I had lived in Yokohama as a child for two years with my family. Returning to see the area where I had lived was a lifelong wish, and Toki expertly walked us through the area as part of our day tour with her. She expressed interest in my family story and seemed to enjoy playing "detective" with us, searching for clues as to the exact location of the house where I had lived 65 years ago, which has been replaced long ago with more modern buildings. In addition, she made other suggestions for places to go which we enjoyed and appreciated. Toki connected well with all of us, and we are grateful for her guidance and company during a very special day.
Tokiko T.
Alice san, Thank you for your warm message. It was a very special day, and I was so lucky to send time with you, Annna san and Laura san. And the girls trip inspired me a lot! I will plan the tour with my mom and sisters some day! It was a great honor to be able to provide such a memorable tour. Please come to Japan again! Best regard, Toki
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