Japanese Tour Guide·Quanzhou Group No. 03

QZ-JA-03 is a certified Japanese tour guide who often serves in the direction of Quanzhou. His specialty is to combine the image sources of Haisi stone carvings, the phonological tradition of Nanyin and the seasonal folk customs of southern Fujian into an audible and visible 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The photo and name will not be published according to the individual's wishes; the electronic tour guide certificate and Japanese language proficiency will be verified when the reservation is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.

QZ-JA-03

Service language

ja

Resident city

Quanzhou

Areas of expertise

Religious stone carvings and the Maritime Silk Road, Nanyin and Hokkien music, traditional opera and seasonal folk customs

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will be verified when the reservation is confirmed; at the request of the individual, the name and photo will not be published on the website.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

• Quanzhou: Kaiyuan Temple, Luoyang Bridge, Fuwen Temple, Nanyin Teaching Place, West Street
• Xiamen: Gulangyu Island and Nanputuo (Japanese extension line, reservation required in advance)

What to do on a typical day

1. 09:20: Kaiyuan Temple stone carvings, talk about the source of the images and the dating basis - the stone carvings are verifiable materials, let’s talk about the basis first and then the legend
2. 11:00: Nanyin experience, talking about the relationship between Gongchipu and the pronunciation of southern Fujian - Only when you understand the phonological relationship can you enjoy a Nanyin performance
3. 14:30: Luoyang Bridge, talking about raft foundation and tidal construction - connecting the morning's line of faith to engineering and livelihood
4. 17:00: West Street and the Arcade, talking about the distance between heritage and daily life - keeping it in the smoke to avoid being left with only heritage nouns all day long

Terminology Notes

• Nanyin and Nanguan: When explaining in Japanese, the commonly used name "Nanguan" in Taiwan is used as a comparison to explain the same origin and synonyms and the spread path.
• stone image: Discuss sources and dating basis, do not make assertions about religious affiliation

Frequent questions about this tour guide

Does Nanyin Experience guarantee a performance?

There are fixed times at the teaching venue and there are temporary adjustments. We will verify the day's arrangements when making a reservation. If there are no fixed times, we will listen to explanations and watch musical instruments instead. There is no guarantee that there will be a performance.

Japanese guests like to take photos, what are the restrictions?

Photography is not allowed in the ritual areas during religious activities and in places in the temple where photography is expressly prohibited; photography of stone carvings and exteriors of buildings is allowed, and flashes and tripods are not used to occupy passages.