Tours and guides in Spanish in Japan

With Japonismo you can organize your trip on your own without any problem. But since we know that sometimes it is nice to participate in a tour or guided tour, we recommend tours and guides in Spanish in Japan.

In the vast majority of cases, it is private guides, that is, exclusively for you and your group and that you do not share with strangers. This means a price increase, especially if you are only two or three people, but much more privacy and adaptation to your tastes. If you travel with your family or in a group, it will be more costly, of course.

It is important to note that there are a limited number of licensed English-speaking guides in Japan. In English there are many more options, both free tours as well as group tours and themed tours (gastronomic, nocturnal, etc.). However, in Spanish the offer is smaller, and that is why you need to book your guide well in advance.

Índice

• Plan your trip to Japan
• Tours and guides in Spanish in Tokyo and Kyoto
• Tours and guides in Spanish in Nara
• Tours and guides in Spanish in Miyajima
  • Guided tour combining Hiroshima and Miyajima
• Tours and guides in Spanish in Osaka
• Tours and guides in Spanish in Nikko
• Tours and guides in Spanish in Kamakura
• Tours and guides in Spanish in Himeji

Plan your trip to Japan

Tours and guides in Spanish in Tokyo and Kyoto

In Tokyo and Kyoto is where there is more offer of tours and guides in Spanish. For this reason we have an article dedicated to each city, because there is quite a variety.

Click on each image to see ideas and recommendations of guides in Spanish in Tokyo and Kyoto:

Tours and guides in Spanish in Nara

If you want, you can visit Nara for free with complete safety and comfort, organizing yourself with our Nara guide. But if you prefer to have a private Spanish-speaking guide to take you to discover the city, we have what you are looking for.

In this case, we propose this Nara private tour. It is important to emphasize that the guide is private, that is, you have it exclusively for you and your group, without having to share it with anyone else.

If this tour in Spanish with a private guide is out of your budget or you are looking to combine Nara with other places (because you don't have that much time), we recommend you take a look at the following option:

• Nara Private Tour: Pick up at your hotel in Osaka and visit the city of Nara by train, accompanied by an English-speaking guide.

Tours and guides in Spanish in Miyajima

Miyajima Island is one of the most famous tourist spots in all of Japan. Itsukushima Shrine, with its beautiful Torii in the sea, it is one of the most precious photographs of all tourists and a dream place for many. In fact, it is the favorite place for Japonismo readers, ahead of the Fushimi Inari shrine in Kyoto or the city of Nara, for example.

You can organize your excursion for free with our guide to Miyajimabut if you prefer to do it with a guide in Spanish, take a look at the following options, from Miyajima or from Hiroshima, depending on where you are staying.

Guided tour combining Hiroshima and Miyajima

You may want to combine your visit to Miyajima with a quick visit to Hiroshima. The city of Hiroshima is well known for being the city where the first atomic bomb was dropped in 1945.

Despite the destruction and the thousands of deaths, Hiroshima was able to recover from the blow and today it is a modern city, an example of how it is possible to remember what happened while continuing to move forward.

If you are looking for "different" tours and guides in Spanish, this section is for you. Below you will find some tour recommendations that will surely interest you.

• Hiroshima Night Tour: It is in English, but just in case you are interested, we will link it to you. You will drink sake, you will eat okonomiyaki (Hiroshima style, of course) and you will enjoy the Hiroshima night.

Tours and guides in Spanish in Osaka

In Japonismo we are very fans of Osaka, as we demonstrate in our guide on what to see and do in Osaka. We believe the city offers a slightly different view of Japan than Tokyo and Kyoto, so it's worth exploring, even if it's just for a day.

Thus, we recommend you enjoy the central area of ​​Namba and Dotombori, visit the Osaka castle or go up to the Umeda Sky Building, among other things. With our guide and maps, you do not need anything else.

However, if you want to make the most of your time and prefer to be accompanied by a Spanish-speaking guide, here are some recommendations.

Tours and guides in Spanish in Nikko

The temples and shrines of the Nikko region were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999. In addition, Nikko is a perfect day trip from Tokyo that you can combine with dinner on the return gyoza in Utsunomiya.

Visiting Nikko is entirely doable independently, especially with our Nikko guide and our detailed map. But given the historical and religious importance of its temples and sanctuaries, you might want to go with a guide so you don't miss anything.

Tours and guides in Spanish in Kamakura

Kamakura is a perfect day trip from Tokyo that you can organize on your own perfectly with our guide to Kamakura and our maps, which you can integrate into your mobile phone.

Here you can enjoy the Kotokuin temple, known for its Great Buddha or stroll through the commercial streets of the city, near the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu shrine.

But if you prefer to be accompanied by a Spanish-speaking guide, take a look at the following recommendations.

Tours and guides in Spanish in Himeji

The city of Himeji is one of our favorite and highlighted excursions from Osaka or Kyoto. In it is the Himeji Castle, a spectacular original castle declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a National Treasure of Japan.

You can visit the castle on your own with our comprehensive guide to Himeji Castle, which includes a photo walk around the castle and a visit to Koko-en Gardens.

But if you want to visit the castle and the city of Himeji in the company of a private guide, we suggest the following options:

Enjoy your trip to Japan!