Guided tourists from Indonesia to Asakusa, Sensou-ji, and Ueno Park.
They enjoyed taking photos on historical architecture and various monuments. Even though it rained all day, they didn’t show any signs of displeasure and enjoyed the trip. Today we enjoyed our conversation with them, too.
We received a thank you email from a group of five American guests, which we'd like to share with you.
Dear Tsune, Thank you so much for sharing your time, knowledge, and experiences with us. It was such a gift to us all! I so enjoyed meeting you and hearing about your life. I also don't think we could have very easily managed the trip to Nikko without you. We are so grateful to you! When I return home to Boston, I will upload the photo I took to share with you. Thank you for sharing those photos with me! I will certainly tell anyone I know going to Japan about our wonderful experience with the Kashiwa guides. Thank you again, Tsune san!
Russian speaking ladies enjoyed Shinjuku, Shibuya and Odaiba.
Russian speaking ladies enjoyed pharmacy and souvenir shopping and ate eel lunch. They said Japanese cosmetic quality is very well. And they liked Konnyaku at lunch very well too.
Nice American couple explored through Tokyo.
Nice American couple explored Meiji-jingu, Shibuya scramble crossing, Sensouji, Asakusa-shrine, Skytree, Tsukiji area and Team-lab planet. They aggressively experienced many items in Tokyo.
Guided five Americans to Nikko
I guided a group of five men and women from Massachusetts and Oregon to Nikko. They were amazed that Japan had such a wonderful tourist destination. The weather was beautiful, and they were able to see cherry blossoms in full bloom.
An American lady enjoyed Nezu shrine, Rikugien park and shopping.
An American lady whom I have guided 2 times, enjoyed Nezu shrine and Rikugien park. We especially enjoyed beautiful and colorful azalea flowers. She looked for the confection of Tokyo milk cheese factory and could buy what she requested at Tokyo station.
Guiding an American lady to Shinjuku
I took an American lady to Shinjuku Kabuki-cho. She was especially interested in 3Dcat and the Godzilla head. It was difficult to walk smoothly with so many tourists, but she was very pleased with the tour.
We received thank-you e-mails from four Israelis whom Tsune guided on sightseeing tours over a two-day period, which we would like to introduce here.
Dear Tsune-san, As we concluded our journey and settled back home, we want to extend our deepest thanks for the unforgettable two days we spent with you in Tokyo. Your energy and enthusiasm were absolutely infectious, and you made every moment in Tokyo exciting and memorable. From the bustling streets of Shibuya to the peaceful, beautiful gardens — especially the Emperor's Gardens — your passion for sharing Tokyo’s beauty and stories kept us engaged from start to finish. Your boundless energy and youthful spirit made it feel as though we were exploring the city with an old friend, and it made our time together feel truly special. We are also […]
Israeli tourists visiting Japan were very happy to see the cherry blossoms.
I took four Israeli tourists to Shinjuku Gyoen. The cherry blossoms had started to fall, and the gardens were filled with the atmosphere of being in a pink room.
I guided a Ukrainian couple living in London.
On March 31st, the last day of Japan's fiscal year, there was a hectic atmosphere in Tokyo. However, fortunately, the Imperial Palace was open to the public, so we were able to enjoy the cherry blossoms that were just beginning to bloom. The petals of each type of cherry blossom vary in color and shape, and the guests, who were visiting Japan for the first time, took many photos and enjoyed spring in Japan. We toured from Tokyo Station to Ueno Park, Asakusa, and Ginza, and ended the day by chatting at an Izakaya-Pub. It was a memorable day. (Guide T. Terada)