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Before arrival
I explain the weather, suitable clothing, the airport meeting and other practical details.
TourLink
Your trip is my responsibility.
since 2018
Tour operator and guide
Japanese
Travelers and partners from Japan
Fluent Uzbek, Japanese C1
Guide courses
Japanese language, hotel business in Japan
About
An older brother and mentor who worked as a Japanese-speaking guide once received two bookings for the same date and entrusted one of them to me. That was the first tour I led on my own.
I have been working in tourism since 2018 — as a tour operator and a guide. I met the profession unexpectedly, and gradually tourism became my work.
I have a higher degree, completed professional guide courses and Japanese-language training, and upgraded my skills in the hotel business in Japan. I am fluent in Uzbek and speak Japanese at C1.
When building a route it is not enough to add famous sights — the trip should be comfortable and logical. I have worked as a guide and operator for years, and I keep learning on every new journey.
What I do
I design routes, book hotels and services, arrange transport, meet guests, lead tours and control the quality of the program.
I explain the weather, suitable clothing, the airport meeting and other practical details.
A logical program without exhausting transfers — not a list of famous sights.
A good hotel in a convenient place, a reliable driver, restaurants with real Uzbek food.
I prefer to meet my guests at the airport in person. During the trip I stay constantly in touch.
Comfort in the details
What it is made of
For guests without an accompanying guide I arrange a local SIM card when possible, so they can always reach me.
Principle
My main professional principle is to earn the traveler's trust and live up to it. Long-term trust matters far more than a one-off gain.
I feel responsible for every detail of the trip, so I never recommend a program only to make a sale. If a service or route does not match the person's expectations, I say so directly and offer a better option.
I like meeting different people, exchanging views and telling them about our culture, history and hospitality through travel.
A good result is when a person leaves not only with beautiful photos, but with memories of people, meetings and the atmosphere of Uzbekistan. I want everyone here to feel not like an ordinary tourist, but a truly valued guest.
If an option does not fit, I say so before booking.
Every small part of the trip is on me, not on the contractor.
More important than a one-off sale. Always.
Quick take
A special place
Bukhara.
In Bukhara, a must
The Kalyan minaret.
Best impression
Cooking a national dish in a local home with the hosts.
Lesser-known history
Termez and its archaeological sites.
Beyond Uzbekistan
The gas crater in Turkmenistan.
How it all started
A tour my older brother entrusted to me.
Tips
Not only famous squares and minarets, but the real life of people.
A story
You are a guest, and we do not take money from guests.
Once in high season after working with a group I was left without a booked place to sleep. Almost no rooms were free. A local woman noticed I was looking for lodging, learned the situation and invited me to her home.
I met her family, they fed me and kept me for two nights. When I tried to pay on leaving, the host refused. I still remember that phrase.
This is the Uzbekistan I want to show guests — not only famous squares and minarets, but the real life of people.
Enquiry
I will be glad to help make it comfortable, safe and full of impressions you will want to remember for years.
