That sounded like quite the adventurous experiment to undertake. Isn’t it baffling how hard it is to live a simple and minimalist life? How much extra time for planning is needed, where to shower, how to refrigerate your groceries&beverages, where to wash and dry your laundry, … things that are just standard in a “normal” life. I haven’t finished the video yet but I’m glad you did it for 5 months and didn’t give up after a week ☺️
The No.2 part reminded me of famous quote: "The things that you own end up owning you. It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything".
One thing when you are traveling solo, and you will have to face your worst omens. Any hiker who has gone on massive solo hiking trips will tell you this.. Although you are not hiking what you are experiencing is similar. But what comes out at the end of your journey is a much more grounded you. So continue on your special journey and you will continue to find yourself. Cheers and continue to keep us updated.
One observation was particularly interesting that I'd never thought about: basically, that our routines allow us to not feel too overwhelmed and mentally drained, and that allows us to better handle stepping well out of our comfort zone when it is needed. In my case, and probably most people's, routines tend to make you feel stuck in a loop where there's not much change going on. But, going forward, I think maybe the knowledge that being in the middle of a "routine" lifestyle may actually be the best time to incorporate a major change-could be motivating to me to do exactly that. Also, since I'm a pedant (apparently even when listening to someone whose mother tongue isn't English), I'll point out that the phrase is "sneaking suspicion", not "sneaky suspicion".
I lived in Japan for 4.5 years and for one of them I 'planned' a week-long holiday in Hokkaido during the summer. I wanted it to be as "go as the wind takes you" as I could so I'd only booked the first night in a hotel in one part of the island (Hakodate), the last night at a hotel in another part of the island (Sapporo, I think) and a 7-day train pass. The 'plan' was to just go as far as I could in a day on the train (taking stops if there was something interesting I wanted to see) and then looking for accommodation at a hotel in whatever town I ended up at in the evening. It was pretty reckless if I'm honest as there were at least 2 nights where I couldn't get accommodation for the night and just slept rough. But, I learned things by doing the trip (like you) and am grateful for the experience - even if I'd do things differently/plan more were I to do it again.
Thank you for sharing your story - it reminds me of when I was in my 20s! I'm a bizarro version of you BTW, a Japanese born and raised in the UK, now living in Japan. 応援してます！！！
It´s very brave what you did and you can be proud of yourself. I think you are a wonderfull person keep it up. Every single one of us can make a difference in the world.
人生は、よく旅にたとえられますけど、たしかに計画通りにいくことはないですよね。それどころか、目的地（Destination）すらないこともある・・・・・などと、いろいろ考えさせられました。 Where there's a will, There's a Way. ですね。何かをしようと思ったら、そこに道ができる
When I was about the age you are now I spent a year travelling independently and came back wondering what I’d learned, and if it was worth while. Over the next 20+ years It’s amazing the number of times I benefited from the lessons I didn’t even realise I was learning at the time. And so will you. Well done. Keep pushing on with your endeavours, You’re learning even more than you realise. I stumbled across your videos while I’m researching for a holiday in Japan with my family and I’ve watched most of them.
I can so relate to this. Though I didn't take off for 5 months, I've done it for a couple around Europe during 2020 and have done many trips since and before having been to every continent except Antarctica. I learned having a super set in stone plan doesn't work for me, but I needed to have it planned as to where I'd sleep. I kept moving and didn't have to worry or spend more than I would like or had to due to poor planning. I'd let my days happen because I'd see so many cool places and realized I'd get to see these cool landmarks we all know about, and find hidden gems or otherwise because I was willing to be flexible. I've met cool people all around the world, and though I'm not a talker and introverted, I was willing to go to dinner with new people and there's always a chance to reconnect another time. It's all about perspective and our adventure and journeys will teach us many things if we allow it to.
I've done the same thing, traveling around the world till I got stabbed and robbed in South Africa. Simply my "Safety" luck ran out after 54 countries. It's doable in Japan, but not possible in most of the world unfortunately. Your video makes me wanna do it again though. Be safe!!!
A little late to find this video but thank you for posting :) I did 5 weeks on the road via motorcycle in the western USA and came to the same conclusion with regards to camping... 'Go with the flow' was stressful! Not knowing where you will sleep can be really worrisome when it starts to get dark and you *still* don't have a place to go. We ended up deciding that at lunch time we would look at our travel progress and find a place to sleep either on public land or sometimes a hotel. I like the idea of plotting out a few days in advance and sticking to it! Thanks again!
I like your videos. The number of boys and girls born from foreign families and being raised in Italy is increasing, and many times they don't know where they belong. Your videos are enlightning and very interesting. By the way, you are very beautiful, as a person and as a girl.
Definitely do a couple of videos on camping in Japan. I would suggest the following three titles - how to camp in Japan on a budget, dos and don’ts when camping in Japan, Camping in Japan - a guide for foreigners. All the best.
Such an inspiration! I admire your courage and mindset. Habits that I am able to take with me wherever I go would be writing, and reading. I've recently began my journey towards Japan. I'm studying the language at University and am looking into the different possibilities for, someday, move there full or part time. It's actually really hard as I faced so much uncertainty this year. Would I be able to do this? Am I to old for this kind of change? (Just turned 29) My journey so far has all been about stability within myself as I've had a rough childhood with many telling me that I'm not capable of anything. To get out of these destructive thoughts has taken me years and years. And I'm not quite there yet, but still I've come a long way. And while I continue on my journey I'm looking forward to follow yours. がんばってください！
Thank you so much for sharing your story, and yes absolutely you can do it! You're basically the same age as me and you're never too old or too young to do anything! This is YOUR life, and YOU are in charge or creating the life you want! Best of luck my friend! I'm rooting for you with everything I have!
The routine things is really interesting ! kinda want to try traveling that way but don't feel secure enough in my country... Japan would be a good place to start haha. Would love to see a video about camping in Japan ! Very nice video, thank you for opening up about those subjects and sharing your experience !
Super interesting, but would have been really wonderfull a full video of your trip, showing us Japan "on the road", ur way of life in this travel, etc.
Hi Jazz ! I've just discovered you thanks to TH-cam algorithm and I’m so grateful ! With my soon we went on “Tabi” last Kouyou for momigigari. This is exactly how we felt. It was not 5 months but we also experienced the same as you. Routines are mandatory and some time we were asking ourselves “what are we doing here ?”. But finally we learned SO much. And my son was not the same anymore after this trip. We did it partially because I wanted to recover from a long period of health issue that kept me far from my son. So he needed to see me being able to live again. But obviously It was more me discovering how much he grown up and became great while he had to assume the situation. “Tabi” helps growing. I really think every single person should go for it at least once. It reveals oneself. @Lila from France. (we put a few videos on our TH-cam if you are curious) Thank you for sharing your experiences.
This was so interesting and informative! I'd love to do this, though it's trickier for me because I'm visually impaired, don't have a driver's license, and low income due to disability. But I hope to go camping in the near future, since I've done that with my parents when I was younger and always really enjoyed it! Definitely curious to your camping in Japan experiences! (Please forgive me for instantly thinking of the anime Yuru Camp/Laid Back Camp
I'm from another generation, but done a fair amount of travelling about when I was about age. My suggestion is ditch the car. You meet more people in public transport and hostels. It's also cheaper and gives you much more freedom.
Hi Jasmine. Try watching Nikki Delventhal who lived in a Prius for three years or Ameinavan who built her own van for an interesting and different perspective.
That's a great project! 😃✨ The power of your action is also amazing. Trip in Japan I did a little research. Japan ranks 61st in the world in land area. 6th place including territorial waters. Furthermore, the depth of the ocean, that is, the volume of the ocean, ranks 4th in the world. Even though it is ranked 61st in terms of land area, although it is on par with the European countries of Germany, Finland, Norway, and Italy, it is larger and wider than them. In the familiar Mercator projection, it shrinks as you go to the equator, and as you go to the top and bottom poles, the poles become the length of the sides of the rectangle, so it becomes extremely wide and elongated. So, while it may look small on a map, a trip to Japan actually takes you through a vast area. Moreover, it is a truly miraculously beautiful country that stretches from south to north, is affected by warm currents and cold currents, varies from tropical to extremely cold, and has four distinct seasons due to the tilt of the earth's axis. So, your idea of living in Japan itself as your home while moving freely is truly wonderful. It's not something I can do in the middle of the day. However, sleeping outdoors can damage your body, so please be careful. In addition, women can live outdoors because Japan is a safe country, but even so, in the countryside these days, bears appear and l can't say no there are bad people. So, please continue your journey with caution. I look forward to your nice share😀✨
Oh ya, english rhythm is called the shwa and is the reason why english is kindof simple and favored as an easy language to learn, also the variability of the syllables (french say it sounds like chewing gum language, as opposed to a rhythm based language which is machine gun speak lol) with the shwa make it have a higher sound complexity in a shorter space so less words necessary generally to convey same meaning. ... For conservation, I think about that a lot, I am interested in robots that do multicultural gardening, because machines like power stations, wind energy, motorbikes, become smaller and lighter as time goes on, and more capable, and tractors will ASAP i hope become small enough for garden style farms to produce hundreds of types of food, so peeps wont need to plastic wrap them. unfortuantely intelligent people do humanoid robot research which is stupid and hyper intel people like me do conservation and global development style research like reasearching the garden robots, unfortunately I need to work on my video skills to promot my garden robot research better, because with local food producation ability, that's an 11 trillion industry that will change to a far greener way, the biggest producter of household waste is fresh fruit and veg made using factory methods and i wanna change that.
Good Day, i hope you are well. I stumbled across your interview on oneof the TH-cam Channels and admire the way you are candid about the challenges you faced. I teach O Level grade in a School in Karachi, Pakistan. In my Global Perspective Class, one of my group is working on Expat Child Syndrome: Mental challenegs faced by Expat children when they move to a new environment. Could they connect to you through a Zoom interview. They could recap the challenges faced by you and other expat children growing up in Japan. Will be grateful for a positive response.
At 26k subscribers you can become a full time TH-cam. You'd have to increase frequency, but you'd have a broad following from the UK, the the US, to Japan.
共感する点がいろいろありました。私も「旅」が好き。生き方に迷った時、自分を取り戻したい時、独りで旅に出ます。生きることも「旅」と同じですね。人生は自分の思うようにはいかないけど、自分の想いに素直であるほど、想像を超える素晴らしい展開を運んで来てくれる。「旅」の素晴らしさは、まさにそこにあるよう思います🙂
That sounded like quite the adventurous experiment to undertake. Isn’t it baffling how hard it is to live a simple and minimalist life? How much extra time for planning is needed, where to shower, how to refrigerate your groceries&beverages, where to wash and dry your laundry, … things that are just standard in a “normal” life. I haven’t finished the video yet but I’m glad you did it for 5 months and didn’t give up after a week ☺️
The No.2 part reminded me of famous quote: "The things that you own end up owning you. It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything".
One thing when you are traveling solo, and you will have to face your worst omens. Any hiker who has gone on massive solo hiking trips will tell you this.. Although you are not hiking what you are experiencing is similar. But what comes out at the end of your journey is a much more grounded you. So continue on your special journey and you will continue to find yourself. Cheers and continue to keep us updated.
One observation was particularly interesting that I'd never thought about: basically, that our routines allow us to not feel too overwhelmed and mentally drained, and that allows us to better handle stepping well out of our comfort zone when it is needed. In my case, and probably most people's, routines tend to make you feel stuck in a loop where there's not much change going on. But, going forward, I think maybe the knowledge that being in the middle of a "routine" lifestyle may actually be the best time to incorporate a major change-could be motivating to me to do exactly that.
Also, since I'm a pedant (apparently even when listening to someone whose mother tongue isn't English), I'll point out that the phrase is "sneaking suspicion", not "sneaky suspicion".
一度しかない人生の時間 色んな事考えながらするのも大切だけど その前に笑顔で一杯楽しんで下さいね😊
サチコさんしか見つからない事絶対見えてきますから😉
I lived in Japan for 4.5 years and for one of them I 'planned' a week-long holiday in Hokkaido during the summer. I wanted it to be as "go as the wind takes you" as I could so I'd only booked the first night in a hotel in one part of the island (Hakodate), the last night at a hotel in another part of the island (Sapporo, I think) and a 7-day train pass. The 'plan' was to just go as far as I could in a day on the train (taking stops if there was something interesting I wanted to see) and then looking for accommodation at a hotel in whatever town I ended up at in the evening. It was pretty reckless if I'm honest as there were at least 2 nights where I couldn't get accommodation for the night and just slept rough. But, I learned things by doing the trip (like you) and am grateful for the experience - even if I'd do things differently/plan more were I to do it again.
Great vid!! Super inspiring stuff, keep it up! 💪
Thank you for sharing your story - it reminds me of when I was in my 20s! I'm a bizarro version of you BTW, a Japanese born and raised in the UK, now living in Japan. 応援してます！！！
Oh wow! You are the mirror version of me! I'd love to hear your stories too!
この動画を見て、自分が若い頃を思い出しました。
その頃はいろんな面で自分のことを試していたような気がします。
うまくいくこともいかないこともありましたが、
とても充実した時期であったと思います。
あなたがいろいろなことにチャレンジしている
姿はあなただけでなく、他の人にも元気を与えていると
思います。チャレンジしている人を見るのが大好きです。
これからも頑張ってください。
woah you are so bold, takes alot of strength to achieve this, good on you! I'm sure this experience can be reflected in future trials of general life
It´s very brave what you did and you can be proud of yourself. I think you are a wonderfull person keep it up.
Every single one of us can make a difference in the world.
人生は、よく旅にたとえられますけど、たしかに計画通りにいくことはないですよね。それどころか、目的地（Destination）すらないこともある・・・・・などと、いろいろ考えさせられました。
Where there's a will, There's a Way. ですね。何かをしようと思ったら、そこに道ができる
変に飾らずに正直に報告してくれてるのがよかったです❤
ルーティン大事、ほんとですよね、、休みの日に遅くまで寝てかえって疲れるのがその証拠💧
When I was about the age you are now I spent a year travelling independently and came back wondering what I’d learned, and if it was worth while. Over the next 20+ years It’s amazing the number of times I benefited from the lessons I didn’t even realise I was learning at the time. And so will you. Well done. Keep pushing on with your endeavours, You’re learning even more than you realise. I stumbled across your videos while I’m researching for a holiday in Japan with my family and I’ve watched most of them.
Thank you so much for your support and your encouraging words! I hope you have a wonderful time in Japan
I can so relate to this.
Though I didn't take off for 5 months, I've done it for a couple around Europe during 2020 and have done many trips since and before having been to every continent except Antarctica.
I learned having a super set in stone plan doesn't work for me, but I needed to have it planned as to where I'd sleep. I kept moving and didn't have to worry or spend more than I would like or had to due to poor planning. I'd let my days happen because I'd see so many cool places and realized I'd get to see these cool landmarks we all know about, and find hidden gems or otherwise because I was willing to be flexible.
I've met cool people all around the world, and though I'm not a talker and introverted, I was willing to go to dinner with new people and there's always a chance to reconnect another time.
It's all about perspective and our adventure and journeys will teach us many things if we allow it to.
I've done the same thing, traveling around the world till I got stabbed and robbed in South Africa. Simply my "Safety" luck ran out after 54 countries. It's doable in Japan, but not possible in most of the world unfortunately. Your video makes me wanna do it again though. Be safe!!!
What a story to tell though 😁
A little late to find this video but thank you for posting :) I did 5 weeks on the road via motorcycle in the western USA and came to the same conclusion with regards to camping... 'Go with the flow' was stressful! Not knowing where you will sleep can be really worrisome when it starts to get dark and you *still* don't have a place to go. We ended up deciding that at lunch time we would look at our travel progress and find a place to sleep either on public land or sometimes a hotel. I like the idea of plotting out a few days in advance and sticking to it! Thanks again!
I like your videos. The number of boys and girls born from foreign families and being raised in Italy is increasing, and many times they don't know where they belong. Your videos are enlightning and very interesting. By the way, you are very beautiful, as a person and as a girl.
Definitely do a couple of videos on camping in Japan. I would suggest the following three titles - how to camp in Japan on a budget, dos and don’ts when camping in Japan, Camping in Japan - a guide for foreigners.
All the best.
Extraordinary ❤
興味深い動画でした。共有してくれてありがとう。
私にも同じような思考をしている部分があります。
私も勉強中なのですが、継続可能な世界の答えの一つとして江戸時代の日本があると考えます。
当時、日本は鎖国をしており基本的に日本国内で生産出来たものだけで人々は生活していました。
そして食、文化、娯楽など今の日本の特色が花開いた豊かな時代でもあります。
私はこの時代の知恵や工夫を取り入れて生活しています。
江戸時代(参考)生活は中々に楽しく日々気づきに満ちていますよ笑
Such an inspiration! I admire your courage and mindset. Habits that I am able to take with me wherever I go would be writing, and reading.
I've recently began my journey towards Japan. I'm studying the language at University and am looking into the different possibilities for, someday, move there full or part time. It's actually really hard as I faced so much uncertainty this year. Would I be able to do this? Am I to old for this kind of change? (Just turned 29)
My journey so far has all been about stability within myself as I've had a rough childhood with many telling me that I'm not capable of anything. To get out of these destructive thoughts has taken me years and years. And I'm not quite there yet, but still I've come a long way.
And while I continue on my journey I'm looking forward to follow yours. がんばってください！
Thank you so much for sharing your story, and yes absolutely you can do it! You're basically the same age as me and you're never too old or too young to do anything! This is YOUR life, and YOU are in charge or creating the life you want! Best of luck my friend! I'm rooting for you with everything I have!
The routine things is really interesting ! kinda want to try traveling that way but don't feel secure enough in my country... Japan would be a good place to start haha. Would love to see a video about camping in Japan ! Very nice video, thank you for opening up about those subjects and sharing your experience !
TH-cam popped you up again, hope you're slightly eccentric travel choice is still fun etc.. Spring is almost here..😊
Super interesting, but would have been really wonderfull a full video of your trip, showing us Japan "on the road", ur way of life in this travel, etc.
I gave my notice to go backpacking due to burnout and figure things out, two weeks left of work... thanks for sharing your experience!
I guess it's about that time when you've reached your last day? Good for you that you put yourself first! Enjoy the ride my friend!
Hi Jazz ! I've just discovered you thanks to TH-cam algorithm and I’m so grateful ! With my soon we went on “Tabi” last Kouyou for momigigari. This is exactly how we felt. It was not 5 months but we also experienced the same as you. Routines are mandatory and some time we were asking ourselves “what are we doing here ?”. But finally we learned SO much. And my son was not the same anymore after this trip. We did it partially because I wanted to recover from a long period of health issue that kept me far from my son. So he needed to see me being able to live again. But obviously It was more me discovering how much he grown up and became great while he had to assume the situation. “Tabi” helps growing. I really think every single person should go for it at least once. It reveals oneself.
@Lila from France. (we put a few videos on our TH-cam if you are curious)
Thank you for sharing your experiences.
Will u make a video about your whole journey?? I wanna show what a road trip is like to a friend of mine who is moving to Japan this summer.
とても共感するものがありました。僕も長年勤めた会社を2021年に辞め、約1年半、キャンピングトレーラーを引っ張って日本を旅していました。「楽しそうだね」とか「男のロマンだ」とか言われましたが、実際は孤独や不安との闘いだったと思います。サチコさんが動画の中でも言っていましたが、これからの人生、どう生きていくか、何を生きがいとして歩んでいくか、その自分探しの旅（≠旅行）だったと思います。今は、その旅の中で感じた（見つけた？）ことをやってみようと、ビジネスを始めました。と同時に旅も終わって、キャンピングトレーラーも売りに出しているところです。旅をしていたときは気づきませんでしたが、終わって振返ってみると、今の自分に必要だったんだと感じでいます。
1 Thing, I like your personality😍
I wish i could travel around Japan with you!!
This was so interesting and informative! I'd love to do this, though it's trickier for me because I'm visually impaired, don't have a driver's license, and low income due to disability. But I hope to go camping in the near future, since I've done that with my parents when I was younger and always really enjoyed it!
Definitely curious to your camping in Japan experiences! (Please forgive me for instantly thinking of the anime Yuru Camp/Laid Back Camp
Very beautiful soul and clever thumbs-up
I learnt things from you but I also learnt Japanese drive on the left hand side (like UK)😊
今回のような旅に限らずこのチャンネルの他の動画でも言われていましたが
他人と比較せずにできれば過去の自分とのみ比較するようにというのは大事そうですよね
車上生活を試みなかったとしても身の周りには'かも'で埋まっている物の比重は高そうな木が..少しずつでも減らすことを試みようと思っていますが
英語と日本語の字幕準備ありがとう
I'm from another generation, but done a fair amount of travelling about when I was about age. My suggestion is ditch the car. You meet more people in public transport and hostels. It's also cheaper and gives you much more freedom.
Great story...Where are you now? Back in the status quo - working and back in a flat?
Hi Jasmine.
Try watching Nikki Delventhal who lived in a Prius for three years or Ameinavan who built her own van for an interesting and different perspective.
That's a great project! 😃✨
The power of your action is also amazing.
Trip in Japan I did a little research.
Japan ranks 61st in the world in land area.
6th place including territorial waters.
Furthermore, the depth of the ocean, that is, the volume of the ocean, ranks 4th in the world.
Even though it is ranked 61st in terms of land area, although it is on par with the European countries of Germany, Finland, Norway, and Italy, it is larger and wider than them.
In the familiar Mercator projection, it shrinks as you go to the equator, and as you go to the top and bottom poles, the poles become the length of the sides of the rectangle, so it becomes extremely wide and elongated.
So, while it may look small on a map, a trip to Japan actually takes you through a vast area.
Moreover, it is a truly miraculously beautiful country that stretches from south to north, is affected by warm currents and cold currents, varies from tropical to extremely cold, and has four distinct seasons due to the tilt of the earth's axis.
So, your idea of living in Japan itself as your home while moving freely is truly wonderful. It's not something I can do in the middle of the day.
However, sleeping outdoors can damage your body, so please be careful.
In addition, women can live outdoors because Japan is a safe country, but even so, in the countryside these days, bears appear and l can't say no there are bad people.
So, please continue your journey with caution.
I look forward to your nice share😀✨
Pls upload more videos
Working on them my friend! Stay tuned!
やる気に満ちてますねっ。旅はいいですよねっ。若い時、行ってましたね。生活リズム今、家事情でで、乱れてますねぇ〜。いかんいかん。家の事情で片付けるの難しいですよね〜。ん〜〜〜コメント内容が小学生の感想文並、５０点。
How's your journey going?
Oh ya, english rhythm is called the shwa and is the reason why english is kindof simple and favored as an easy language to learn, also the variability of the syllables (french say it sounds like chewing gum language, as opposed to a rhythm based language which is machine gun speak lol) with the shwa make it have a higher sound complexity in a shorter space so less words necessary generally to convey same meaning. ... For conservation, I think about that a lot, I am interested in robots that do multicultural gardening, because machines like power stations, wind energy, motorbikes, become smaller and lighter as time goes on, and more capable, and tractors will ASAP i hope become small enough for garden style farms to produce hundreds of types of food, so peeps wont need to plastic wrap them. unfortuantely intelligent people do humanoid robot research which is stupid and hyper intel people like me do conservation and global development style research like reasearching the garden robots, unfortunately I need to work on my video skills to promot my garden robot research better, because with local food producation ability, that's an 11 trillion industry that will change to a far greener way, the biggest producter of household waste is fresh fruit and veg made using factory methods and i wanna change that.
７ヶ月前の動画「日本縦断」にコメントと情報提供を書いて送りました。
今日、偶然久々に、Max.Dの動画を見て、もう１回サチコさんの動画の回を見て、急いで(？笑)コメントしました。
こちらが最新の動画だったんだと今知りました🙋
This is YT's idea of a "Reset Routine" - making you re-upload stuff. 😭 Hope you're well, Jazzy Jaz.
素晴らしいチャレンジだと思います。日本は多様性に富み、どこも素晴らしいですが僕は特に九州は素晴らしいと思いました。日本昔話みたいな原風景が残されています。日本人で並々ならぬ活躍をされ、とんでもない業績がありながらあえて表にでず活動されている方をよく知っています。いつか紹介できればいいなと思います。日本や地球自体が危機的状況にあることに多くの人が気づいていません。自分にできることを積み重ねていきたいと思います。インスタにDM送りました。応援してます。😊
So where in England is your family from?
Good Day, i hope you are well. I stumbled across your interview on oneof the TH-cam Channels and admire the way you are candid about the challenges you faced. I teach O Level grade in a School in Karachi, Pakistan. In my Global Perspective Class, one of my group is working on Expat Child Syndrome: Mental challenegs faced by Expat children when they move to a new environment. Could they connect to you through a Zoom interview. They could recap the challenges faced by you and other expat children growing up in Japan. Will be grateful for a positive response.
I would be delighted to help in any way I can! Please contact me with details to my business email at sachicoastal@gmail.com
結局、旅でどこを訪れたのか見てみたかったけど、分からなかった🙄
What’s the best way to learn a. We lauguags?
Please
Expose yourself to it as MUCH as possible!
At 26k subscribers you can become a full time TH-cam. You'd have to increase frequency, but you'd have a broad following from the UK, the the US, to Japan.
女子一人旅、くれぐれも気をつけて下さい。
And no bears🐻😅
Couldn't you have left some things at your parents house?
Question: Is "more sustainble" sustainable?...I was thinking either you live sustainably, or you're living unsustainably.