Joined 2023
Kuniaki T.
Available Areas
Tokyo (Living), Yokohama
Languages
English, Japanese (Native)
Response Time
3 hours on average
Availability Updated
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About Tour Guide Kuniaki T.
Welcome to Japan! Hi, I'm Kuni.
I'm a rapper & youtuber in japan.
If you want to discover local japan where japanese people go, leave it up to me.
If you are tired of tourist spots and like to see the real life of people in Japan, I can show you my friends usually go.
There are delicious foods , deep places, interesting people that only we know!
I live in a very big share house which has about 200 rooms with people from all over the world.
I plan a lots of japanese event for my share house friend like "Roof Top Hanabi(Fire works)", "Nagashi-Somen(floating noodles)","Natsu matsuri(japanese summer festival)","Takoyaki Party" and so on...
So trust me on my planning skills!
If you want to share your japanese memories on SNS, I know tons of good places that I can show you.
I've lived in USA when I was little so there won't be any problem with my English.
Thank you for reading my profile, see you soon!
*Right now, I am only doing Bar Hopping Tours. Thank you.
Important
Time & Place changes are flexible.
Tours
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
Categories
Tokyo Bar Hopping Tour in Shinjyuku(Location can be changed)
Tokyo Bar Hopping Tour in Shinjyuku(Location can be changed)
Golden Gai Bar Hopping 3.5 hour Tour @Shinjuku,Tokyo
Golden Gai Bar Hopping 3.5 hour Tour @Shinjuku,Tokyo
Reviews
James R.
“A Fun and Authentic Night Out with Kuni!”
Kuni guided our family of four (parents in their 50s and sons in their early 20s) on a fantastic evening tour from 6:00 to 9:30 PM. He took us to three very different and authentic food and drink spots, each offering a unique experience. Kuni was informative, engaging, and a wonderful host. His English is excellent, and we’d highly recommend him to anyone looking to explore Japanese cuisine, drinks, and nightlife!
Kuniaki T.
Thank you so much for the incredibly quick review! It was a real pleasure guiding your family through the evening. I’m so glad you enjoyed the variety of places and the overall experience. Wishing you all the best for the rest of your trip—and hope to see you again someday! —Kuni
Chad S.
“The highlight of my first Tokyo visit”
Kuni was the best. Took us to some great places I never would have found on my own. I’m already planning my next visit and will definitely want to do this again.
Kuniaki T.
Thanks so much, Chad! I’m really glad you enjoyed the tour and discovered some hidden gems with me. Looking forward to your next visit—let’s explore even more cool spots together! Best regards, Kuni!!
Mark W.
“Great time out with Kuniaki”
Our family of seven spent a Friday night in Shinjyuku with Kuniaki in May. It was a highlight of our trip. Kuniaki is so friendly and knowledgeable about Tokyo culture and nightlife. Kuniaki pre-arranged three stops that perfectly fit our group and as you can tell from the pictures we had a blast. Kuniaki is kind, friendly, and was very responsive and prompt in every communication. I would highly recommend taking a bar hopping tour with Kuniaki if you have the chance.
Kuniaki T.
Hi Mark-san, Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really glad to hear that your night in Shinjuku was a highlight of your trip. It was a pleasure guiding your wonderful family around — such a fun and lively group! I’m happy the spots I chose were a good fit, and I truly enjoyed spending the evening with you all. Please don’t hesitate to reach out again if you ever come back to Tokyo. I’d love to show you more hidden gems next time! Best regards, Kuni
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