1. Category of the Blog: English Side
The English section of this blog offers a variety of easy-to-understand information about Japan, catering to both tourism companies and individuals worldwide who are seeking local English-speaking guides. It showcases the expertise and unique perspectives of local guides, helping you discover the services that best suit your needs. Here, you’ll find insights focused on the distinctive viewpoints of locals—rather than the exhaustive details of attractions already well-documented on countless excellent sites. While the current content may be limited, it’s steadily growing!
1.1 Must-See Spots
– Iconic landmarks like Mount Fuji, Kyoto’s Fushimi Inari Shrine, and Tokyo’s Shibuya Crossing.
– Natural wonders such as the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove or the Aso Volcano in Kyushu.
– Historic sites like Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park or Nara’s Todai-ji Temple.
1.2 Must-Eat Food
– Sushi, sashimi, and ramen, representing traditional and modern Japanese cuisine.
– Regional specialties like okonomiyaki (Hiroshima or Osaka style), Hida beef, or Hokkaido’s fresh seafood.
– Sweet treats such as mochi, matcha-flavored confections, or taiyaki.
1.3 Must-Experience Culture
– Traditional activities like participating in a tea ceremony or staying at a ryokan (traditional inn).
– Seasonal events such as hanami (cherry blossom viewing) or a summer matsuri (festival).
– Arts and crafts like ikebana (flower arranging), calligraphy, or learning to wear a kimono.
1.4 Must-Shop Souvenirs
– Traditional items like kokeshi dolls, yukata, or sensu (folding fans).
– Local snacks such as Tokyo Banana, Hokkaido butter cookies, or Kyoto yatsuhashi.
– Modern items like anime merchandise, tech gadgets, or unique Japanese stationery.
1.5 Must-Know Tips
– Learn simple Japanese phrases like “arigatou” (thank you) or “sumimasen” (excuse me/sorry).
– Etiquette for public spaces, such as proper onsen (hot spring) manners or train etiquette.
– Tips for navigating Japan’s reliable public transportation system.
1.6 Hidden Gems
– Lesser-known destinations like Kanazawa’s Higashi Chaya District, Naoshima Art Island, or Shirakawa-go village.
– Unique experiences like visiting a sumo stable or enjoying a countryside onsen.
2. Direct Support Services
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2.1 Contact Information
- Email: rakujitsumoyu@gmail.com
- Phone: 070-4498-4491
- Contact Person: Koki Hirota
We will tailor a proposal or connect you with the appropriate professionals based on your specific request. (Please note that certain requests may not be accommodated depending on their nature.)
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