Couple from UK spent half day to visit Narita before flying back home from NRT APO after 2 weeks Japan tour
Gemma and Warren MONK from Wales (UK) spent their last day at Narita after two weeks tour in Japan before flying back home to UK from Narita Airport. They enjoyed the time at Narita Park and joined ritual fire ceremony at the Temple’s main hall.
American senior couple enjoyed art museums at Roppongi.
American senior couple enjoyed Mori art museum and National art center at Roppongi. Husband is architect and praised displays of Sou Fujimoto who designed open wooden circle roof road at the International Exhibition at Oosaka.
Israeli guy visited the Parliament building
He visited and saw University of Tokyo campus and the national diet building where he learned a little about Japanese education, student and politics.
Israelite family enjoyed west and east side of Tokyo.
Israelite family enjoyed Harajuku and Shibuya area. And them we went Monzennakacho and Kiyosumishirakawa area. And we went to Imperial Palace outside and KITTE observatory at finally. The night view around the Tokyo station was really fantastic.
Tourists from Canada and Australia satisfied with Japanese sake
I guided tourists from Canada and Australia to the Japanese Sake and Chochu Information Center. They ordered five types of sake and were delighted with the different flavors of each. All had an alcohol content of 15%. They enjoyed ranking the drinks by taste.
Senior Australian couple secured at the hospital and enjoyed Shinjuku area.
The Australian lady had stomachache and was unwell, so I took her to the hospital nearby hotel. The doctor checked her and then prescribed medicines. She got better and they enjoyed the observatory of Tokyo metropolitan government. After that we went to Okadaya textile shop and Monjayaki restaurant at Shinjuku. We ate too much.
Italian and French guys enjoyed Tokyo
The two lovely Italian and French men walked a lot and visited many of the places in Tokyo in the heat and humidity. We visited the Imperial Palace, temple in Asakusa, park in Ueno, origami museum, and other shrines.
Brazilians spent hot and humid days in Tokyo
It was really hot (35 degrees C) and humid days however they enjoyed strolling in Tsukiji Outer Market, visiting Fukagawa Edo Museum, participating in the official tour in the Palacio Imperial and so on. They ate fatty Tuna Sushi (Ootoro) at the market and commented that they had never eaten such a delicious sushi before and cannot eat such a fatty tuna in Brazil. They learnt how ordinary people lived in the down town Edo (Tokyo) at the middle of 19th century at the Fukagawa Edo Museum and that Sushi and Tempura were fast-food at the time.
８ Americans enjoyed many places of Tokyo.
As it was hot day, so we stopped each water supply spot and got water. They wanted to visit to many places in Tokyo, Imperial palace, Tsukiji fish-market, Odaiba area, Asakusa area and Shinjuku area, so we traveled by subway here and there. 2 vegetarians also enjoyed Sushi of egg and California role at Tsukiji sushi shop.
We held the first guide training session of this fiscal year.
A guide training session was held in Asakusa and Ueno bythe veteran guide, with nine members participating. They were able to hear interesting and in-depth historical stories while seeing stone monuments and shops, as well as slightly different routes that they usually guide.They visited Asakusa Kannon Street, the Great Bell, the inner sanctuary of Sensoji Temple, the Shinmon Tatsugoro stone monument behind Asakusa Shrine, and the lovers' sanctuary on the Sumida River Walk, and heard stories that will be useful for future guides. Furthermore, in Ueno, they were able to learn in detail about the great changes that have taken place at Kanei-ji Temple and the changes to the mausoleum […]