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Tour Guide - Kazumi W.

Joined 2023

Kazumi W.

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About Tour Guide Kazumi W.

Hello. I’m Kazu. My friends see me as friendly and open. I enjoy learning about cultural diversity and socializing with people. I’m interested in different food cultures and languages. I can speak French a little and I learn Greek. I‘m looking forward to meeting you.

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Historic Tsuchiura Walk

Historic Tsuchiura Walk

Meet at Tsuchiura Station for a tour through the city’s rich history. Start at a park that used to be the site of a castle, and see some of the old shops that remain. Wander through the park, visit a museum, and enjoy the view from a restored turret. Before returning to the station, explore one of the historic shops and have lunch at a renovated kura café, or pick up food at the station for a picnic in the park. On the way back, also you can buy domestic soy source or other souvenirs.

Historic Tsuchiura Walk

FROM$51/ per group

FROM$51/ per group

Historic Tsuchiura Walk

Historic Tsuchiura Walk

Meet at Tsuchiura Station for a tour through the city’s rich history. Start at a park that used to be the site of a castle, and see some of the old shops that remain. Wander through the park, visit a museum, and enjoy the view from a restored turret. Before returning to the station, explore one of the historic shops and have lunch at a renovated kura café, or pick up food at the station for a picnic in the park. On the way back, also you can buy domestic soy source or other souvenirs.

Historic Tsuchiura Walk

FROM$51/ per group

FROM$51/ per group

Tour Guide - Kazumi W.

Kazumi W.

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Ibaraki (Living)

Languages

English, Japanese (Native)

Availability Updated

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