Highly-experienced and professional "Omotenashi Tour Guide Kaori" will devote herself fully to showing you around Japan and Nikko.
Updated on August 22, 2023
Do you want to discover a “new Japan” that you would not find in a guidebook with "Omotenashi(note1) Tour Guide Kaori", a professional with a National Government Licensed Guide(note2) qualification?
Do you want to visit "Nikko", a place bursting with charm, where you can encounter beautiful scenery, Japanese history and culture, woven together by nature across the four seasons, with a Omotenashi guide?
Have you given up on your dream of going on a trip with your relative who is "disabled" or who has "failing eyesight"？
"Omotenashi Guide Kaori" can provide you with the following type of trips.
We also see our trip with you as a "once in a lifetime"(note3) opportunity. In the same way that every day is a new day, there are no trips that are exactly the same.
Your "Omotenashi Tour Guide Kaori" is grateful for this unique encounter, and will always give everything and make the best possible trip, approaching it in a fresh way each time. Therefore, she always aims to enjoy the trip together with the customer and share the emotions.
In my student days, I enjoyed travelling around Japan and abroad on my own. In my younger days, I visited many famous tourist spots in many countries. When I open the album and look at the photos I took at that time, I can vaguely recall the places I visited.
However, for me, despite the passing of many years, the thing that I can remember vividly, is not the places that I visited, but rather the people that I met on my trip.
A few years ago, when seeing off a group of Chinese high-school students at the airport, I remember being really pleased to hear from one of the male students that “the thing that has left the deepest impression on me from this trip is not the place of Japan, but you!”. If my customer’s first memory of the trip is being with the Omotenashi guide, nothing could please me more.
One of my hobbies is jogging, and several years ago, I broke my right ankle while jogging. For one month after the fracture, I did not set one foot outside my house, and thought "If I am never able to walk again, I will not be able to enjoy the trips that I love…." I remember feeling really despondent just imagining this. From this event, I was seized with the strong urge to help people who were hesitating to come to Japan because of some physical disability.
Let’s go on a trip together!!
"Omotenashi Tour Guide Kaori" will show you around Nikko and Japan.