Sabrina was born and raised in Austria, where she studied painting at the Academy of fine Arts Vienna and Japanese Studies at the University of Vienna. After graduating she mainly pursued her career as a visual Artist showing her works in galleries in Austria and abroad. She participated in several Artist in Residency programs in countries such as Andorra and Iran. She moved to Tokyo in 2013 to pursue a PhD in Fine Arts at Tokyo University of the Arts with a MEXT Scholarship from the Japanese government and improve her Japanese Language Skills. Sabrina was a teaching Assistant at TUA during her whole PhD, and also has experience with teaching English, German, and Art. While her career as a painter, showing her works regularly in solo and group exhibitions in various countries, is still her main focus, she enjoys sharing her knowledge about Tokyo with Travelers from abroad.

After completing her studies in Art History at Université de Provence, Marion spent two years living in Paris to deepen her studies. With her passion for manga and anime and tea ceremony, Marion was always intrigued by Japanese culture and literature, which led her to move to Tokyo. Marion has since fallen in love with the city of Tokyo and decided to share her knowledge and love for Japanese culture with visitors from all around the world. During her free time, she enjoys wearing a kimono and eating traditional pastries. She continues to be fascinated by the two sides of Tokyo, tradition and modernity, to this day.

Hal is a national licensed tour guide, based in Tokyo. She spent ten years growing up in England and Germany. During her time there, she discovered that if people from different cultures could respect each other’s backgrounds and cultural differences, they could have peaceful discussions, find positive solutions, and solve many problems. When she returned to Japan for high school, she was amazed with the rich and unique Japanese culture, from the perspective of the returnee. Since then, Hal's goal has been to share Japan's charms with people from all over the world, leading the world towards a better tomorrow. She has been a licensed tour guide since 2017, and is highly enthusastic about the 3 As: Art, Architecture, and Alcohol (sake). Hal trains other guides to give architecture tours as an instructor for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. She is also an International Kikisake-shi (sommlier of sake), exploring the deep world of sake herself everyday. Hal will help brighten your trip by telling you the stories behind the scenery.