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Kuwada Katsuko桑田 カツ子

  • Japanese
  • English

  • Japanese Culture
  • Food Culture
  • Regional Interpreter Guides
  • Central Area
  • Aizu Area

Akira Atsuumi厚海 朗

  • Japanese
  • English

  • History・Samurai
  • Trekking
  • Regional Interpreter Guides
  • Coastal Area
  • Central Area
  • Aizu Area
  • All areas of Fukushima Prefecture

高橋 哲子

  • English
  • Japanese

I have registered to more than ten translation companies in Tokyo. I have translated various kinds of fields, including nuclear power, building, civil engineering and welding. My house (already demolished) used to be in No-Go Zone. I’m quite familiar with this area, who runs a hotel for visiting people, for example. In addition, I’ve learned lots of English terms for NPP and its decommission. I am the best person to show around townvisiting people from foreign countries.

  • Nationwide Interpreter Guides

灘山 仁美

  • English
  • Japanese

Japan is the one of the wonderful country in the world. Fukushima is a good place to have fun throughout the year. Why don’t enjoy with me?

  • Regional Interpreter Guides

Ogai Rumiko大谷 留美子

  • English
  • Japanese

I worked for the Minamisoma International Association on March 11th 2011. After the earthquake disaster, I confirmed the safety of foreigners living in the city and told the evacuated citizens about the situation of the town through webpage. I also evacuated to Miyagi, but I was able to use the lifeline at my home safely, so I returned home in about one week. I am currently a coastal field partner.
I can take you to Hamadori area.

  • Japanese Culture
  • Reconstruction-related
  • Food Culture
  • Regional Interpreter Guides
  • Coastal Area

MIYAZAWA Yasuhiko宮澤 泰彦

  • English
  • Japanese

Wishing to support you as a casual personal guide interpreter. Starting from a high-school English teacher, I've long worked for a National College of Technology as a professor. Having practiced several traditional martial arts & sports. Interested in world peace, international relations, sustainable development, and grass-roots intercultural communication. Guess my hospitable character from my profile, please.

I would like to give you a handmade guide to meet your needs. I was born and raised in a port town called Yotsukura in Iwaki. My father was a semi-professional sea urchin and abalone diver. I was good at catching clams and mussels from an early age by imitation. I still go swimming in the ocean in the summer.

I started karate when I was in college to introduce Japanese culture to the world, and I have been practicing it for more than 45 years even though I am not very good at it. I still participate in masters, expert, and old men's competitions. I have also acquired the 3rd dan in Judo, which I used to do. I have a judo physique, so I am quite thick and disadvantageous for karate.

In winter, if I have time, I go to Urabandaï to ski alone. I can help those who are interested in karate and skiing on their own trips. I will guide you with hospitality so that you will want to come back to Fukushima again.

National Professional Tour Guide Interpreter license in English
B.A. in Humanities Linguistics from University of Tsukuba
M.A. in Applied Linguistics from Macquarie University, Sydney

  • Japanese Culture
  • History・Samurai
  • Reconstruction-related
  • Snow Activity
  • Nationwide Interpreter Guides
  • Coastal Area
  • Central Area
  • Aizu Area
  • All areas of Fukushima Prefecture

Shizuko Yamaki八巻 静子

  • English

  • Regional Interpreter Guides
¥2500Hourly rate

佐原 宏信

  • English
  • Japanese

I would like to guide our visitors to appreciate the impressive landscapes, and the traditions & specials in Aizu area. Through our exploration in Aizu, we would share our joyful pastimes, and excitements in fresh experiences in the tours.

  • History・Samurai
  • Japanese Culture
  • Nationwide Interpreter Guides
  • Aizu Area

佐藤 美津子

  • English
  • Japanese

Experience amazing Fukushima! I’m an open-mind, flexible guide. Let’s have fun!

  • Regional Interpreter Guides