Joined 2023
Roy K.
Available Areas
Aichi, Gifu, Nagoya (Living)
Languages
English (Native), Spanish
Response Time
1 hour on average
Availability Updated
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About Tour Guide Roy K.
I am Roy, who had been stationed in the United States for 11 years and experienced the business trips to more than 40 countries all over the world. My home town Nagoya has many amazing places to visit such as Atsuta shrine, Nagoya castle and Osu Kannon temples in the large shopping district. I will let you have unforgettable time in Nagoya area as a Government Licensed Guide Interpreter. I look forward to showing you around and talking about Japanese old and new culture and history.
Tours
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
Categories
Nagoya favorite one day tour
This Nagoya favorite one day tour will take you to Atsuta Shrine, Nagoya Castle and Osu Kannon Temple in a large shopping district as major destinations. Public transportation is very convenient to visit these places. You can enjoy local food lunch and Japanese sweets . If you have any specific places to visit in your mind such as Inuyama, where the TIME world's greatest places 2023 featured. I will accommodate the itinerary accordingly.
Tokoname Pottery Town Walk Tour
Tokoname town is famous for its pottery production, which was one of the six ancient kilns. It is located just a 10-minute taxi ride from Chubu Centrair International Airport and a 40-minute train ride from the center of Nagoya city. You can enjoy a one-hour walk along the Pottery Footpath. There are great photo spots, pottery shops owned by local artists, casual restaurants, and coffee shops. If you come from downtown Nagoya, you can enjoy a 4-hour tour that includes walking and lunch.
Reviews
Maria F.
“Wonderful time with Roy”
Roy was wonderful. Very professional and knowledgable. He had a printed schedule of our day, which my husband loved. He also lost no time in teaching us. On our train ride, he took out his binder and gave us a short version of Japan's history, which we loved. He was great with my two boys! Thanks Roy!
Roy K.
Hi Maria, I’m glad to know you enjoyed the tour in Nagoya, which I was also so happy to spend time with your family from my favorite country. All the best, Roy
David M.
“Roy is an Excellent Guide!”
Four of us hired Roy for a tour of Nagoya, and it was great. We took subways and trains, visited Atsuta Shrine, Nagoya Castle, shopping areas and much more. We had a very nice lunch, and enjoyed Roy's deep knowledge of the area and Japanese history. It was really enjoyable learning the history behind the sites we visited. I would strongly recommend Roy as a tour guide. His English is great, and we enjoyed his tour very much!
Roy K.
David-san, I was grateful for your choosing me as a tour guide in Nagoya. I really enjoyed the conversation with you and your people about Japan and the US. It was a good fortune for us to see the first visit of a baby to Atsuta Shrine, called OMIYA-MAIRI, accompanied with their parents and grand parents as well as a bride and bridegroom, wearing formal Kimono. I do hope that you will keep enjoying the rest of Japan trip safely. Best Regards, Roy
Asja G.
“Amazing Tour through Nagoya, Omihachiman and Kyoto”
We recently had the pleasure of our customers being guided through Nagoya, Omihachiman, and Kyoto by Roy, an exceptional guide who truly elevated their experience. From the moment they met, it was evident that he possessed an extensive knowledge of the areas we were to explore. His expertise shone through as he effortlessly navigated through the intricacies of each destination. What truly set Roy apart was not only his knowledge but also his experience. His insights into the history, culture, and local customs enriched our journey in ways we could not have imagined. Every landmark, every hidden gem, seemed to come alive under his guidance, offering us a deeper understanding and appreciation of the places visited. Moreover, Roy prioritized our safety at every step of the journey. Whether it was ensuring we were aware of potential hazards or offering valuable tips for staying safe in unfamiliar surroundings, he went above and beyond to make sure the travels were smooth and worry-free. Overall, the experience with Roy was nothing short of exceptional. His passion for sharing the beauty and richness of Nagoya, Omihachiman, and Kyoto, Fushimi Inari, was evident in every interaction. Our customers left feeling not only enriched by the places they visited but also grateful for the opportunity to have been guided by someone so knowledgeable, experienced, and dedicated to ensuring the journey was both memorable and safe. We highly recommend him to anyone seeking an unforgettable adventure in these captivating destinations.
Roy K.
Hi Asja, I appreciate your compliments, which should drive my passion forward to entertain and create unforgettable time for my guests while passing time with me. I will keep striving for gaining insight of the Japanese history and culture as well as updating what is going on now in this country. As a tour guide, it is a fortune to happen to meet a guest from all over the world. Therefore I would like to value such coincidence and provide all what I can do for the guest. I am looking forward to working with you in the near future. Best Regards Roy
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