Living in Japanese Countryside as a Foreigner

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[HeatherHazard]

Her courage is indeed something to be admired. Very inspiring.

[JaziX]

Wow she seems so poised and confident like she had experience around, I was surprised she's still a teen and the fact she's only been there for one month. Bright future ahead of her.

[azabujuban-hito-dake]

I came from Switzerland and living in Tokyo. A few years ago my Japanese friend invited me to her parents house in a countryside..I ended up loving it so much that I decided to buy a house in countryside, up in a mountain area of Yamagata.
Living there every summer ( and during pandemic ) is very meditative as the air is clean and crisp, the water is unbelievably pure, and the pace of living is slow and relaxing. It's a perfect antidote for a hectic life here in Tokyo ! Having said that, I still love living here in Tokyo due to its convenience and cosmopolitan vibe.

[AyubuKK]

Being in the countryside or small towns is a really good way of immersing yourself in another country. Big cities are usually tailored to be recognizable and filled with tourist attractions for foreigners. So they don’t always represent the country as a whole and what living there is like.

[Darklovesto]

I love your energy takashi, you seem so easy to talk to from the perspective of the people you are interviewing. Another great video as well!!

[JM-viis]

That young lady is very smart … she has a great future ahead of her. Good interview Takashi.

[blackknight]

Country side people in Japan are my favorite! I am JPLT L2 grade. So my Japanese is decent but not perfect. When I was living in countryside for a few weeks in Gifu during the summer and the people were so nice to me! They used to think I was Brazilian-Japanese actually! It was fun to talk to the locals about baseball and history (like Sekigahara). They used to tell me I have Japanese spirit which was very kind! I have a good image of rural Japanese people! ❤

[bradgavel]

This girl will achieve great success in life. It's young people like her that give us hope for the future, especially in this day and age. 👏
Thank you for another great video!

[TS-xbqg]

That was an amazing interview.. bless this brave young lady for pursuing her dream .. nice work Takashii san..

[brendamarcus]

She is so mature and intelligent just to be 19. Very pretty too. Wish I could have experienced what she is, when I was 19. I would prefer also to live in countryside over living in big city. Mainly because I’m outdoors person, and love to hike, fish, and camp.

[julierawlins]

She was amazing. So proud that she is an American representing us in such a positive way.

[traveltwo]

Wow man you’ve been doing some VERY different interesting content in Japan lately. I’m so impressed by the both your questions and their responses are so intriguing.

[takashiifromjapan]

Hi!
Thank you so much for watching!!

I uploaded the short video on TikTok and instagram,
So please check it out!

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[DMPXedo]

as someone who's always loved rural Tochigi, im glad you did a video on any kind of Japanese countryside, it never gets enough love!

[bb_lz]

I truly admire anyone who has the courage to move to a different country with a different culture and language and thrive! I would never have what it takes to do that...

[ryuukakhadijah]

She looks peaceful and happy! I feel happy for her! ❤️

[sophiaisabelle]

The Japanese countryside looks peaceful. Seems like everything is up to everyone’s standards in terms of the quality of life living there.

[mayabewsher]

3 months ago I moved to a rural part of Yamaguchi prefecture. Prior to that I was living in a medium-sized city in England and had also spent a year studying in Tokyo in 2018-2019. I find it great living here as people have been so welcoming and friendly. The nature is spectacular. Plus, living rurally definitely forces you to speak Japanese a bit more. I would say the main downside here is feeling isolated or bored but having a car makes it very liveable.

[extremelucky]

You and Paolo from Tokyo inspired me to visit Japan. I was in Tokyo last week. The trip of a lifetime will definitely be back. Go Takashi!!!

[bullheaded]

Abby rocks! So bright, humble, fearless and mature. I hope my daughter will turn out the same