About Tour Guide Melody S.

Yaretzi, thank you very much for your great review! Spending the day with such a wonderful group of young people and students like you made me feel younger myself! We explored Sensoji Temple in Asakusa, took a cruise down the Sumida River to the beautiful Hamarikyu Japanese Garden, admired the famous Ghibli Clock, enjoyed an incredibly delicious gyoza lunch, shopped for vintage clothes in Shimokitazawa, and hunted for anime merchandise in Nakano! What an incredibly fun day, experiencing both traditional Japanese history and modern pop culture! I'm sure the rest of your journey through Japan will be filled with even more exciting adventures and unforgettable memories. Until we meet again! Arigato ; )

Pamela, thank you very much for your wonderful review! As you mentioned, as a certified travel advisor and licensed tour guide, I can create the perfect itinerary before the tour and even adjust it flexibly during the tour to suit my guests' needs and preferences. What an exciting and energetic day we had together! We explored Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, bought five amazing Japanese kitchen knives in Kappabashi, enjoyed a delicious ramen lunch, strolled through the beautiful Hamarikyu Japanese Garden, and even bought three pairs of Onitsuka Tiger shoes in Omotesando! Part of my job is to communicate with local shop staff in Japanese and help you find the best products. Despite the rain, we managed to enjoy so many different experiences in just one day! I'm sure we created unforgettable memories on your very first day in Japan. Above all, you two were such a kind and lovely couple. It was truly a pleasure spending the day with you. I hope the rest of your journey through Japan will be filled with even more wonderful memories. Until we meet again!

Kim, thank you very much for your wonderful review! Your requests to explore local art and meet artisans were fantastic! My family is full of artists, so I have a deep love for art as well. What an incredible day we had together! We enjoyed tofu soft-serve ice cream in Asakusa, explored Japanese kitchen knives and cooking utensils in Kappabashi, shopped for artisan-made bags and other items in Okachimachi, got My Melody (yes, that's me!) capsule toys in Akihabara, and enjoyed an incredibly delicious lunch of cold udon noodles! We also admired beautiful Japanese artworks, including traditional Noh masks, at a museum in Ueno, where we unexpectedly ran into a taxi driver I know! Then we explored the charming backstreets of Yanaka and Kagurazaka. I still can't believe how many wonderful experiences and memories we managed to pack into just one day! It was such a pleasure spending time with you two lovely sisters. I'm already looking forward to seeing you again and discovering even more amazing Japanese art together! Until we meet again!