Hiro
| Language(s) | : | English |
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| Expertise | : | Traditional industries, Traditional Culture, Food Culture |
| Qualification | : | Itinerary management supervisor |
| Fee | : |
28,000 JPY / day (8hours) 15,000 JPY / half a day (4hours) |
| Recommend Course | : |
Northern Kyoto Calm: Emerald Leaves and Moss Garden Kochidani Amida-ji Temple → Yusei-en, Sanzen-in temple → Jojakkoji temple |
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Hello, I'm Hiro.
I live near Daitoku-ji Temple, a place deeply associated with the tradition of Chado (Japanese tea ceremony).
Kyoto offers not only visible beauty through its shrines and temples but also invisible charms passed down through generations - its spirituality and culture.
Take tea culture, for example: you can enjoy it by learning to prepare matcha, choosing tea utensils, or delving into the profound spiritual world of wabi-cha.
Would you like to discover the surprises and discoveries found at this intersection of the visible and invisible worlds?
Being based in Kita (North) Ward, I can guide you by car not only through central Kyoto's main attractions but also to spots that are harder to reach by public transportation, such as Ohara, Kurama, Kibune, and the Three Mountains of Takao (including Jingo-ji Temple).
As a parent, and someone who lives with food allergies myself, I take special care in accommodating families with children and those with food allergies.
I wholeheartedly look forward to helping you create memorable experiences in Kyoto, a city where meaningful connections are made.