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Joined 2025
Yuki T.
Available Areas
Nagasaki (Living)
Languages
English, Japanese (Native)
Response Time
6 hours on average
Availability Updated
Today
About Tour Guide Yuki T.
In 2025, it's the 3rd year as a private tour guide. I speak English and German a little. My hobbies are knitting, handicrafts of earrings and keychains, writing & reading novels in Japanese, and searching for good cafes. Next year, I'm about starting to garden for vegetables and harbs. The main place of a tour is Nagasaki city, including the war hisotory spots. I'd like to guide you to the cities of Sasebo, Saikai, and Unzen, too, if you hope. But I don't have a driving lisence, so transport
while your tour is necessary. I'm good at a family tour for your young kids, too. I like kids, so I'd like to suggest some ideas for their playing in the Nagasaki prefecture.
Important
Not only Nagasaki, but I can also guide you in Sasebo, Unzen, and other smaller cities in the prefecture if you pay my transportation fee.
When I have no tours on the 2nd Saturday, I do volunteer activities for a non-profit association of peace in Nagasaki.
Tours
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
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The local history in Nagasaki about the damage by the atomic bomb
On 1945 August 9th, the city was damaged by the atomic bomb. In this tour, not only the atomic bomb museum & the Peace Park, but also some local places are available to visit. (August 7th to 9th are not on sale because I'm an attendee of a peace ambassador for the ceremony.)
The local history in Nagasaki about the damage by the atomic bomb
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Classic culture (+experience as option)& war history near JR Nagasaki Station
Starting at the JR Nagasaki Station, we go to the Fukusaiji temple, the Nagasaki Prefecture Culture & History Museum, and the site of Nagasaki Prefecture Air Defence Headquarters. The history in Nagasaki is not only about the damage caused by the atomic bomb, but you can learn about more as if you're local.
Classic culture (+experience as option)& war history near JR Nagasaki Station
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Hydrangeas as the city flower & a hidden Garden in Nagasaki
[This plan is only in June because of the hydrangea's season.] The Megane bashi & the Kofukuji temple, as national heritages, are decorated with hydrangeas as the city flower of Nagasaki in June. The Mihara garden is in a hidden area, and using a cab is much more convenient than using a local bus. However, the garden established by a famous local man will become your favorite place! Ther're some important tips: It's necessary to wear sneakers or non-heel-shoes because of slopes and steps.
Hydrangeas as the city flower & a hidden Garden in Nagasaki
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Nagasaki's A-bombing history & local Japanese garden
In this tour, with a guide, you will visit the atomic bomb museum, the hypocenter park, the peace park, and the Urakami cathedral. Then, a local Japanese garden that established by a local gardener from Nagasaki.
Nagasaki's A-bombing history & local Japanese garden
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Cultures at Hamano-machi arcade & the views at the Glover Garden
Shopping at some local stores for handicraft materials, stationery, or Japanese pottery. Having a break time at a local cafe for castella or Japanese sweets. And visiting the Glover Garden at sunset until evening.
Cultures at Hamano-machi arcade & the views at the Glover Garden
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Chinese culture & history in Nagasaki
In this tour, visit the Nagasaki Chinatown, including the Site of the Chinese Settlement, Confucius Temple, and one or two of the Chinese temples. Basically, walking without taking buses or trams. But in some cases, taking public transport once or twice if you need to.
Chinese culture & history in Nagasaki
Reviews
Debbie P.
“Nagasaki Bomb Tour”
My family of 8 were on a cruise around Japan we arranged for Yuki to guide us through the Nagasaki Bomb area and its history while we visited that port. Her communication was excellent from start to finish. She was well prepared and even had hand crafted each couple (there were 4 couples) a gift bag with assorted hand made gift inside. She was very knowledgeable of the area and its history. She took us through an elementary school that was partially left standing after the bomb. My family loved her and I highly recommend Yuki if you are visiting the area and need a wonderful and knowledgeable tour guide! Many thanks again Yuki!!
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Yuki T.
Hi Debbie, a very big thank you for a wonderful day with you and your reviews. I really enjoyed the tour, too. Also I'm happy tp know that you liked my handicrafts as my hobby. I'm sure to keep sharing my knowledge through tours. Thank you again, Debbie:)
Abigail K.
“Yuki made out day unforgettable ”
Yuki made sure to give us a unique experience and asked us even before the tour started what our interest and expectations were for the trip. Our driver was also delightful. Yuki also gave us some beautiful hand made souvenirs and shared some of her family pictures with us. We had a fun day thanks to her, I’d love to come back to Nagasaki and explore more of the city with her.
Yuki T.
Thank you for a wonderful & unforgotten day with you, Abigail san! Even though it was in the busy Silver Week, I'm so happy to hear that you enjoyed all. Yes, the driver was so kind, I agree. Mixing English, Japanese that you're learning, and small words in Spanish that I'm learning, I can't stop saying thank you for everything. I'm looking forward to your back to Nagasaki:) Thank you again.
Chris F.
“Lovely person and lovely night out”
I cant thank yuki enough she is very kind abd lovely to talk to and went above and beyond by making little welcome sighn and it was cloudy so wasnt able see alot she webt out her way to take us some where else
Yuki T.
Thank you for booking this tour and for a wonderful day with you on July 4th. I'm very happy to hear that you enjoyed this tour, regardless of the foggy weather. I, too, enjoyed talking with you about so many topics. I hope we can see each other again! Thank you again, Yuki
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