Japanese Tour Guide·Fuzhou Group No. 01

FZ-JA-01 is a certified Japanese tour guide who often serves in the direction of Fuzhou. His specialty is to connect the historical facts of Yin Yuan's eastward journey, the spread of the Huangbo Sect in Japan, and the daily life of Fuzhou's city into a Sino-Japanese communication line.

The photo and name will not be published according to the individual's wishes; the electronic tour guide certificate and Japanese language proficiency will be verified when the reservation is confirmed.

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No.

FZ-JA-01

Service language

ja

Resident city

fuzhou

Areas of expertise

Huangbo Zong and the history of Yin Yuan's eastward journey, Fuzhou urban history and hot spring culture, Fuqing and the hometown of overseas Chinese in Changle

Practice Verification

The tour guide certificate number and personal information will be verified when the reservation is confirmed; at the request of the individual, the name and photo will not be published on the website.

Service scope

• Fuzhou: Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, Gushan, Minjiang Estuary, Wenquan Old Town
• Fuqing: Huangbo Mountain Wanfu Temple and Overseas Chinese Township (Japanese extension line, reservation required in advance)

What to do on a typical day

1. 08:40: Assembling in downtown Fuzhou, we will first talk about the landscape pattern and hot spring background of Fuzhou City - the city is in a basin, and we will first talk about the landscape before we can explain why Qingfang Lane is arranged in this way.
2. 09:40: The inscriptions on the cliffs of Gushan talk about the Zen forest tradition in Fujian before the Yin Yuan Dynasty - the eastward journey is not an isolated event, and the local tradition is first paved.
3. 13:30: Extending in the direction of Huangbo Mountain in Fuqing, telling the story of Yuan Dynasty's eastward journey and Huangbo culture - telling historical materials on the spot is more effective than telling stories in the car
4. 16:30: The ending of Three Lanes and Seven Alleys talks about the exchanges between modern characters and China and Japan - putting the religious line on the interactions between modern characters.

Terminology Notes

• Yin Yuan and Huang Bo Sect: The Japanese explanation first explains the position and sectarian relationship of the Huangbo Sect in Japanese Buddhism, and then discusses the historical facts and era names of the Eastward Journey.
• Pucha cuisine and Sencha tea: Talking about the life culture brought by Yinyuan, not only talking about religion, it is easier for guests to understand

Frequent questions about this tour guide

Most of the Japanese guests are Buddhist groups. Can we arrange temple visits?

Visits to temples that are open to the public can be arranged, but the number of people and whether legal activities are included must be informed in advance. The temple's practice area is not accessible, and religious ceremonies are not booked.

Can hot springs be arranged?

We can recommend urban public hot springs and licensed business establishments, and you will be responsible for the expenses on site; we do not collect and pay for you, nor do we recommend unqualified establishments.