My name is Mikhail, and I've been living in Japan since I was two years old.
Went to a Japanese kindergarten, studied in Tokyo
at Japanese schools and university. I also graduated from the Russian school at the Russian Embassy — both of which are my native languages.
The job of a guide is primarily a responsibility: you can tell, show, surprise and eventually fall
in love with Japan when you yourself love this country
and are ready to share this love.
Went to a Japanese kindergarten, studied in Tokyo
at Japanese schools and university. I also graduated from the Russian school at the Russian Embassy — both of which are my native languages.
The job of a guide is primarily a responsibility: you can tell, show, surprise and eventually fall
in love with Japan when you yourself love this country
and are ready to share this love.
About me
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I've lived in Japan since I was 2
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starred in japanese commercial
Меня зовут Михаил, в Японии я живу с двух лет.
Ходил в японский детский сад, учился в Токио
в японских школах и университете.
Также закончил российскую школу
при Посольстве РФ — оба языка для меня родные.
Работа гида это — это прежде всего ответственность: рассказать, показать, удивить и в итоге влюбить
в Японию можно тогда, когда сам любишь эту страну
и готов делиться этой любовью.
Ходил в японский детский сад, учился в Токио
в японских школах и университете.
Также закончил российскую школу
при Посольстве РФ — оба языка для меня родные.
Работа гида это — это прежде всего ответственность: рассказать, показать, удивить и в итоге влюбить
в Японию можно тогда, когда сам любишь эту страну
и готов делиться этой любовью.
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Меня зовут Михаил, в Японии я живу с двух лет.
Ходил в японский детский сад, учился в Токио
в японских школах и университете.
Также закончил российскую школу
при Посольстве РФ — оба языка для меня родные.
Работа гида это — это прежде всего ответственность: рассказать, показать, удивить и в итоге влюбить
в Японию можно тогда, когда сам любишь эту страну
и готов делиться этой любовью.
Ходил в японский детский сад, учился в Токио
в японских школах и университете.
Также закончил российскую школу
при Посольстве РФ — оба языка для меня родные.
Работа гида это — это прежде всего ответственность: рассказать, показать, удивить и в итоге влюбить
в Японию можно тогда, когда сам любишь эту страну
и готов делиться этой любовью.
My team
- I've been in Japan for more than 18 years. In tourism since 2009.
- Rich experience in working with individual tourists, groups and VIPs from Russia, the CIS, as well as Russian-speaking tourists from around the world.
- Deep knowledge of the material about Japan, competent speech, a pleasant voice, the ability to captivate listeners.
- I am charismatic, punctual, super-responsible, well-versed in the terrain, easily find a common language with a variety of categories of tourists.
- I received my master's degree in Linguistics in Japan — I will tell you about my studies in Japan.
- I took a course on "fire, water and copper pipes" in a Japanese trading company — I will share the peculiarities of Japanese behavior in business.
- Wadaiko drums, nihonbue dances, tea ceremonies, ikebana, kintsugi — I will organize master classes and share my experience.
- I've been living in Japan since I was a child and I've been feeling Japanese for a very long time.
- I work in the field of night clubs, so I will introduce you to the unique world of night life and show it from the live side.
- I conduct guided tours in English, as I have fluent English and have lived in the UK for 5 years.
- I grew up on the northern island of Hokkaido, I'll show you another Japan.
- I will share the realities of Japanese life from the perspective of a child and an adult.
- A variety of Japanese culture: from history to nightlife, sports car rides and winter mountain activities.
- With me, you can gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture through stories, legends, and unique nature.
- ·I will take a private boat trip to Odaiba, Yokohama and invite you to hike in remote places.
- Interesting corners of the country: from ancient temples to picturesque nature.
Jaroslav
Nikita
Olga
Sergey
Jay
Меня зовут Михаил, в Японии я живу с двух лет.
Ходил в японский детский сад, учился в Токио
в японских школах и университете.
Также закончил российскую школу
при Посольстве РФ — оба языка для меня родные.
Работа гида это — это прежде всего ответственность: рассказать, показать, удивить и в итоге влюбить
в Японию можно тогда, когда сам любишь эту страну
и готов делиться этой любовью.
Ходил в японский детский сад, учился в Токио
в японских школах и университете.
Также закончил российскую школу
при Посольстве РФ — оба языка для меня родные.
Работа гида это — это прежде всего ответственность: рассказать, показать, удивить и в итоге влюбить
в Японию можно тогда, когда сам любишь эту страну
и готов делиться этой любовью.
F.A.Q
The best option is at the airport
(the exchange rate does not differ much from good exchangers)
In hotels and shopping centers there are exchangers, but there is simply a predatory rate.
(the exchange rate does not differ much from good exchangers)
In hotels and shopping centers there are exchangers, but there is simply a predatory rate.
At the airport or at Bic Camera / Yodobashi Camera electronics stores. The pricing policy is the same, so I recommend buying a physical SIM card right at the airport.
Yes, there are no trash cans in Japan.
(In the past, public trash cans were sometimes used as places to store explosives or other dangerous items) Despite this, Japan is surprisingly clean. The fact is that since childhood, the Japanese have been trained to observe cleanliness. For all 12 years of school, from elementary school to high school, cleaning is included in the daily class schedule.
Garbage can also be thrown out in Family-Mart, Lawson, 7-eleven stores, but the Japanese ask me.
(In the past, public trash cans were sometimes used as places to store explosives or other dangerous items) Despite this, Japan is surprisingly clean. The fact is that since childhood, the Japanese have been trained to observe cleanliness. For all 12 years of school, from elementary school to high school, cleaning is included in the daily class schedule.
Garbage can also be thrown out in Family-Mart, Lawson, 7-eleven stores, but the Japanese ask me.
At the World Exhibition EXPO2025. Its announcement will soon appear on the site
At large stations, you can purchase a plastic card for traveling by metro/bus — Suica or Pasmo directly from the device. You can also use it to top up your balance. These cards can also be used in all stores (Family Mart, Lawson, 7-eleven) and sometimes even in a Taxi!
A high-speed train pass is called a JR-PASS. The cost is 50,000¥ for one week, so if you need to travel to Kyoto and back, it will not be profitable.
JR-PASS can be purchased at the Tokyo Station ticket office for Shinkansen high-speed trains.
A high-speed train pass is called a JR-PASS. The cost is 50,000¥ for one week, so if you need to travel to Kyoto and back, it will not be profitable.
JR-PASS can be purchased at the Tokyo Station ticket office for Shinkansen high-speed trains.
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