Meet the Gold Guides
Rumiko Sunshine
Hello, I'm Sunshine! Growing up in a family deeply devoted to traditional Japanese cultures, such as classical dancing a...
Yuko Smiley Hirai
I am an English-speaking tour guide based in Kansai area including Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Kobe and Himeji. I was born in Ko...
Yuki
Hello! My name is Lee Yukiko. Please call me Yuki.
I was born in Hiroshima Prefecture. I have been living in Hyogo pref...
Noko
Hi, my name is Noriko, but you can call me Noko. As a native of Kyoto, I have always been close to events, landscapes,...
Hiro
Konnichiwa! I am Hiro and your Hero guide in Japan.
Is your upcoming trip a commemorative trip for you or a loved one?...
Emi
Hello, I am Emi Matsuda, a professional interpreter and tour guide with 6 years of experience. I am also working as a se...
Tom Yoshida
Hi there, I am Tom Yoshida, National Certified Tour Guide and Certified Domestic Travel Services Manager.
I have experi...
Fumi
Hello, I am Fumi. I live in Kyoto and try to provide comfortable tours tailored to the travel style of clients. I do mor...
Hiroshi
Hi welcome to Japan!
A lot of wonderful experiences would be waiting for you which would remain deep in your heart....
Nori
I was born in Kyoto. When I was a child, I lived in Tokyo for eight years. After that I returned to Kyoto. Many visitors...
KeiKay
Hi, everyone. My name is Kaori Kuzuhara. Call me KK! I live in Nishinomiya city in the vicinity of Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, H...
'Itchy' ICHI
I am Ichi, born and grew up in Osaka, the vibrant commercial center of western Japan. I have been working as a professi...
Makiko
I've been introducing wide variety of Japanese culture and beautiful scenery to guests as a professional guide since 201...
Hank
Hello! My name is Hiroshi Fujii, a tour guide in English since 2020. Please call me Hank. I got this nickname in United...
Kana
Kana is a National-Licensed Guide Interpreter since 2009 and also an Associate Professor of Uranseke School of Tea Cerem...
Sato_san
Hello! I am a tour guide Sato_san. Sato is my last name and sugar is called "sato" in Japanese, so I am your sweet guide...