Why I love living in an old Japanese traditional house as a foreigner

why i love living in an old japanese traditional house as a foreigner might a question in your mind. Well, I love old things ever since I was younger. And also, I love and have this great respect towards the Japanese culture and their lifestyle. In fact, I am embracing the older culture and lifestyle in Japan more than the newer one. there are a lot of traditional customs in Japan I wish still exist.
00:00 Introduction
00:20 Yard a month ago.
00:33 Preparing to install fence.
02:13 Marking
02:31 Screw the bottom
07:20 The Final

[@franciscawrites8972]

Wonderful job...I'm slightly older than you and, since retiring, I find myself enjoying the responsibilities of fixing whatever I can. The hardware store is now one of my favorite destinations. I would recommend getting one more ladder (a taller one) for safety purposes, I learned recently one should never stand on the top rung of any ladder. Safety first. Looking forward to watching more of your adventures and why you love living in an old Japanese traditional house as a foreigner. You go, Girl!

[@livingwithgraceinjapan]

Thank you for watching! Hardware is one of my favorite stores now also and the frequency of going to food shops goes from 10 to 6. Thanks again for coming here! Ms Francisca! Hope to see you again here.

[@johannesnicolaas]

Well done! Warm greetings and respect for faraway Holland.

[@livingwithgraceinjapan]

So glad to see you here Mr. Johanes.... please come back here often. Thank you.

[@manojfernando1028]

multi talented. true gem to your husband

[@livingwithgraceinjapan]

Salamat po sa panonood. Masuwerte din po ako sa kanya kasi hindi rin po ako perpekto lalo na kung nagugutom na or nalilipasan ng kain. Umiinit ang ulo ko. Siya ang taga paalala sa akin sa oras ng pagkain. Salamat po ulit sa panonood. Balik ka po ulit lagi dito.

[@manojfernando1028]

@@livingwithgraceinjapan even though I don't understand Tagalog i use the translator thank you

[@gabriellegibbons9236]

I agree that you need a taller ladder to do your work. If you fell,there would be nobody to take care of you. You were wobbly on that top step. Not good! Be safe, not sorry as the saying goes.
Nice job securing your privacy. When does your husband get out of the hospital?

[@livingwithgraceinjapan]

Thank you for the reminder... I'm deeply grateful. My husband may be discharge early next week. For now, the social worker assigned by the hospital is finding the nearest social worker in the city where we live who will take care of my husband's needs such as bed, extra wheelchair for use indoor, and small things. Today. I have to travel 3 hours by car driving myself going to the hospital. I find TH-cam very comforting because of this interaction with loyal viewers. Thank you, Ms. Gabrielle. Xxx