Joined 2023
Yuko F.
Available Areas
Chiba (Living), Tokyo
Languages
English, Japanese (Native)
Response Time
5 hours on average
Availability Updated
1 day ago
About Tour Guide Yuko F.
Hi. i am Yuko. I love to show you good and fun places where most foreign tourists do not visit.
Let's enjoy local food together and interaction with Japanese people.
Important
Basically any days of a week is fine but avalability varies according to our personal schedule.
Tours
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
Categories
Shibamata downtown culture, local food and Taishakuten Buddhist temple 3 hours 20minuts tour
Shibamata is full of attractive sightseeing spots, such as Taishakuten, a 400 years old temple, Taishakuten approach which is lined with traditional restaurants and shops, and Yamamoto house:tangeble cultural property, where you can see a beautiful Japanese garden. Shibamata is famous for being the setting for the movie ' It's hard being a man'. Let's take a leisurely stroll around Shibamata!
Let`s walk around Tokyo Station
Tokyo Station was built 100 years ago, and now it is designated as an Important Cultural Property for its beauty. There are a couple of historical buildings and a nice shopping area around Tokyo Station. Also, Tokyo Station is close to your hotel and easy to get to.
Reviews
John R.
“A once in a lifetime experience! Shibamata with Yuko - san”
Shibamata hasn't been discovered and overwhelmed with tourists as Asakusa has. It's got an amazing old Buddhist temple approached via a street lined with traditional restaurants and shops that take you back in time. Yuko- san knows the area and the local vendors well and ensures you have a marvelous experience. A 10 out of 10!
Yuko F.
John san Thank you for your nice comment. I am glad that you enjoyed my tour. You speak very good japanese and know our culture well and made me feel as if i was with a Japanese friend！ Arigatou gozaimasu. Yuko
Chris M.
“Yuko is an excellent guide ”
Yuko met us at our hotel and guided us to the Japan Rail Station and arranged tickets. We travelled about 40 minutes to a tradtional Japanese town, then Yuko guided us to a 1600s Buddist Temple, still with worshippers attending, Then a pleasant Japanese lunch. Yuko put on a train that returned us near to our hotel. Yuko's English is excellent and we enjoyed an Ausrralian-Japaner cultural exchange Unreservedly recommended. Chris Mills
Yuko F.
Dear Cris and Beryl, It was my pleasure to guide a nice couple like you! It was my first guide job with gowithguide and i was nervous. But i had a very nice time with you. Please enjoy rest of your stay to tke fullest. Love ya! Yuko
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