English | Japanese
English | Japanese
Language:English
Interpreter Guide Number:EN00031
Self Introduction
I've been working as a tour guide for foreign tourists since 2010. I love meeting people from all over the world. I'd like to show you the interesting aspects unique to Japan.
I'm interested in Buddhist statues, Japanese sake (I'm a licensed sake sommelier) cooking and shopping. My hometown is Yamanashi, where Mt.Fuji stands. My tours here are specialized in Mt.Fuji and Yamanashi area, but you can ask me anywhere you want to go. The meeting place of my tours is not Tokyo, but I’m sure that you can enjoy local places as well.
Rachel
2018/05/03
Our guide was Tomoko and she was lovely and so knowledgable about the area. In 4 hours we did so much more than if we were to try and do things on our own. You will save time by having someone take you exactly where you want to go. We had great views of Mt Fuji and we also went into the wind cave. The tour is definately a highlight of Japan for us. Highly recommend it.
kayharris63
2016/11/18
This was the best tour we did in Japan. The guide, Tomo, adjusted the tour to our needs. She was extremely knowledgeable on the sites we visited. This was the best shrine tour, with a wedding on the day and it also happened to be the children's festival day. Respond to Viator
| Guide Possible Areas | Yamanashi, Kyoto and Nara |
| Specialty Spots-Areas | Yamanashi, temples and shrines in Kyoto and Nara |
| Specialty Field-Genre | Shrines and temples , Food , Fashion , Shopping , Art , Traditional culture , Buddhist statues , Cat cafe |
| Expert's Name | An expert on Buddhist statues |
| Guide's Possible Days | 7 days a week |
| Usage Clause | We will make emails or phones to confirm a reservation. |
| Others | Avalable for any of your plans |
| Residential Administrative Divisions of Japan | Yamanashi and Kyoto |
| Affiliated Groups | FYGIA(Mt.Fuji Yamanashi Guide-Interpreter Association),JFG |
| Blog | - |
