Explore the world with tourHQ
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Divided between electric cityscapes like Tokyo and Kyoto and wild mountains clad in snow and jungle alike, Japan is a real gem of the Far East. Check it out with a local Japan Travel Guide from tourHQ.
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Hi everybody,I'm Mike, a national licensed tour guide from Kyoto.I was a teacher at a private ...
Hello, I'm Sabina Yamamoto. I've been living in Japan for almost 20 years, but I'm originally from ...
I began my career as a guide in 2016. I've experienced a wide variety of tours over 200 ...
Hi, I'm Keita (KEI)! Your friendly local guide ready to show you the real Japan. I've been working ...
Greetings! I’m Lola, an enthusiastic tour guide with over three years of experience in ...
"Since 2008, I have been guiding in Okinawa! Enjoy a relaxing and fun trip with an energetic, ...
My name is Yoshi, alias known as "Lonesome Cowboy", who used to live and work in El Paso in ...
National Guide Certificate: EN01015. From business discussions to a sightseeing guide, I ...
Hello and welcome! I am Awais, and I've had the honor of living in Hiroshima for over 3 years, ...
Hi! I have lived in Hiroshima for more than 50 years. I live in Higashihiroshima, which ...
I was born in Nara and have been living in Kyoto for more than 30 years. I worked in Osaka for ...
Hi, my name is Koichi. I'm offering guided tour and memorable photo shooting experience in Kyoto.I ...
There is one main point for me on every trip: be a traveler, not a tourist. My goal is to help you ...
I'm a Japanese guy who was born in raised in Hiroshima prefecture,Japan.I can make a plan for ...
Japan is a world of stark contrasts like no other; a place where hi-tech futurist cityscapes rub shoulders with undulating green hills of cherry blossom orchards, and rice terraces run down to exotic coastlines laden with coral reefs. It’s also home to the most populous single metropolitan area in the whole world: the city of Tokyo.
The country itself is spread out across an archipelago of more than 6,000 islands, and while the vast majority of its people reside on one of the four largest - Kyushu, Honshu, Hokkaido, or Shikoku – this means there are plenty of little nooks and crannies to explore; from the paradisal beaches of the Satsunan Islands to the historical war sites on Okinawa.
Any Japan tour guide will tell of how first-time visitors are left in awe by the efficiency of Japan’s modern, mechanised society, while a short train ride on the Osaka express will plunge others right into the heart of the country’s rural society, where die hard traditions still reign supreme and the unique and wonderful culinary dishes of the old Japan still linger on the menus.
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