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藍原 寛子

  • English
  • Japanese

A journalist worked for local newspaper for 20 years, and licensed research administrative secretary in Charge of Policy for the diet member. Specialized Professional research about Great East Japan Earthquakes/ Disaster, social issues (history, ecology, local economics, medicine, local culture, local government/ governance, administrative issue, population decline, and human rights) as a Fukushima native. Fulbrighter (2005 U of Miami) and Master of Public Policy and Regional Administration. An experienced research fixer for Universities, Medias, and others.

  • Regional Interpreter Guides

住田 隆

  • English
  • Japanese

  • Nationwide Interpreter Guides
¥3000Hourly rate

Mikio Kainuma貝沼 幹夫

  • English
  • Japanese

I would like to guide you through a wide variety of sightseeing spots in Fukushima. Fukushima is full of interesting things to discover; such as beautiful nature, dramatic history, delicious food and sake, and many hot springs. You can also enjoy looking around traditional craft ateliers and art museums. I look forward to your visit to Fukushima. Please feel free to contact me.

  • Japanese Culture
  • History・Samurai
  • Reconstruction-related
  • Trekking
  • Nationwide Interpreter Guides
  • Coastal Area
  • Central Area
  • Aizu Area
  • All areas of Fukushima Prefecture
¥5000Hourly rate

Takashi Onuma大沼 隆

  • English
  • Japanese

I would like to show you ordinally life in Fukushima and Japan. I can tell you foods,views and etc that you can`t get them with general Travel tour. I can show you special historic places.

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

高田 富士子

  • English
  • Japanese

I'd like to introduce the unknown but attractive spots in Fukushima Prefecture. As I’m a volunteer guide in The Omiya Bonsai Art Museum, I can introduce bonsai trees in Fukushima Prefecture. I can also introduce Japan Heritage “The single canal that opened up the future” clearly.

  • Nationwide Interpreter Guides

Michiyo Kainuma貝沼 実千代

  • Japanese
  • English

I was born and bred in
Fukushima. I have more than 8 years of experience as an interpreter and guide.
Fukushima boasts its beautiful nature, wonderful history, culture, and warm-hearted people. I would like to introduce all of this to every visitor from abroad while letting them enjoy their trip.
I also want to convey Fukushima’s current situation after the Great East Japan Earthquake. We are going forward into our bright future.

  • Nationwide Interpreter Guides
  • Coastal Area
  • Central Area
  • Aizu Area
  • All areas of Fukushima Prefecture

MISA TAGAWA田川 美沙

  • English
  • Japanese

I'm so much in love with my job as a tour guide!

I'm available for different kinds of tours such as long days tours, groups, FIT, etc in English and in Spanish.

  • Japanese Culture
  • Agriculture
  • Food Culture
  • Nationwide Interpreter Guides
  • Coastal Area
  • Central Area
  • Aizu Area
  • All areas of Fukushima Prefecture

林 晋作

  • English
  • Japanese

Hi, I'm Shinsaku Hayashi. I have worked for an airline company and have been teaching English at a language school for students. These experiences gave me much knowledge about Japanese history, regional information and culture. I am really eager to meet the demand of those who can count on me. I will be happy to help you.

  • Nationwide Interpreter Guides

Ayumi Yokota横田 あゆみ

  • English
  • Japanese

Fascinated by the beautiful nature & the open-minded people living there, I moved from Kanto Region to Tamura,Fukushima in 1990. Just after the Great East Japan Earthquake,I was forced to stay at an evacuation center and then to live in the temporary house for some years. Being qualified as a Fukushima regional interpreter guide,I’ve had several chances to accompany foreign guests visiting mainly the area on the Pacific Ocean.
Recently, some visitors are enjoying touring around Tamura,Koriyama area in addition to the Seacoast Area.How about visiting the nature & the history the locals have lived with?Sometimes you can talk to the people there,and get to know how they’ve lived since 3.11.I would be happy if you find or feel something after you visit My Local Area‼

  • History・Samurai
  • Reconstruction-related
  • Regional Interpreter Guides
  • Coastal Area
  • Central Area