really out here doing the damn thing

@tammielee10

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She really is!!!

This is what many of us are missing. That sense of wonder and awe that stirs up the ever elusive feeling of gratefulness. The power of perception and belief are so misunderstood. We settle for approximations of reality that we can only appreciate with limited senses. Mad respect to you on your journey. 👊🏿

You are worth good things is your life! Always remember that ✨

The bird confirming you choices.

I absolutely love the way you film your videos - I love the fish eye lens and the dark though vibrant colours, and how they clash with your yellow subtitles. I‘m actually moving to Tokyo in September, and I‘m definitely picking up some of your camera work

Love this. I cried during your description of "grounding". Give yourself grace, give yourself time. Blessings and love to you.❤

I love whenever you get sentimental, thank you for the vulnerability/opening your heart. Keep shining, reina. I just see good things for you and for us! 🌻

I LOVE the walking videos: it feels like I'm walking along, chatting and hanging with a friend... and we get to see the streets, the signs, the cute building entrances, how everything looks so clean and tidy. Thank you for taking us along! 🤗 🥰 🏔️

I am obsessed with your channel. Your enthusiasm for Japan is infectious. I visited Japan for the first time last month, and your videos are bringing me back. It's such an amazing place.

My nature trip recommendation: Nikko! It‘s an about two hour trip from Asakusa. Therefore I woke up at 5 a.m. and took the 7 a.m. train, when I visited in March 2023. It‘s a small city, known for Yube - that‘s the skin that forms when you boil soy milk. Priests used to use this as their main protein, as the mountain region doesn’t provide the best circumstances for keeping livestock. From Nikko City we took a about 40 minute bus, up to the mountain - it was shockingly beautiful. There is a big waterfall, over 100 meters deep, an expansive lake with a beautiful view and some bright red Torii gates. Many temples and shrines are located up there, too, which you can visit by taking the local bus. It was a beautiful day trip. My description doesn’t even come close to the actual beautiful experiences we made. 楽しんで下さいね

The part of the blog where you teared up about cant believing you were able to experience the moment at Mt. Fuji … I teared up with you!!! It’s really motivating watching another individual being able to achieve certain goals. This too is a goal of mines and you really moved me with this vlog. Glad I came across your channel. Keep creating great content! ❤

I like to watch your video and learning English! I live in Tokyo over 15years. And I like nature around Tokyo too. I absolutely recommend Nagano prefecture, especially Kamikochi region. You can go there by train plus bus from Shinjuku. But you have to stay one night at Matsumoto to go there from morning because it takes around 4 hours from Shinjuku. Nagano has the deepest nature in Japan. lots of nice view you can see. But Kamikochi is next level. If you like beautiful mountains and cristal river, you should go👍

Great vlog! Hakone is nice place to visit that’s close to Tokyo ⛩️

Japan ! I was there in February. I will be going back in November. My home away from my Hawaii home. I am blessed .

I climbed Mt Fuji with my daughter last year, but there were so many tourists. I think the off the beaten path would have been a better option.

Misako, thank you for this beautiful and inspiring video ❤ It looks like you had an amazing spiritual journey and Fuji San looked so breathtaking 🗻⛩️ I'll definitely put this on my wishlist. Thank you 😊🫶

Your content is truly a breath of fresh air ✨✨

Great video. Lots of information.

I really enjoy your videos! I’m from Cape Town, South Africa! It is my absolute dream to live in Tokyo! Manifesting through your videos. ❤🙏🏼

watched this days ago on my tv so i couldn’t comment but i’m back now and i just want to say how much i loved this video. thank you for capturing this slice of your time! looks like you went on such wonderful hike and it really inspired me to seek out more moments in nature and sharpen my real time awareness of these moments as i embark on a 10 week fellowship in a new city i’ve never been to before this summer. excited to watch your japan vlogs over this time ❤ (p.s. i met you at damon’s book signing at the grove some time ago and you were so sweet and you GLOWED in person)

You are so welcome. I’ve enjoyed every moment of each of your videos I’ve viewed thank you for sharing your experience noted I will add it to my travel plans. Stay blessed.

What an interesting, beautiful hike and video. Thank you.

Anytime I watch your videos I feel a sense of fulfilment and gratitude thank you for sharing your experiences and your editing style is top tier ❤

You had my instant follow after my first watch !! Thank you for your videos, the way you are intentional in your words and for sharing this with us. I am so happy you get to live this experiences with grace and you inspired me so much to travel alone in the future. Going to binge all of your videos !!!! Take care

endless stuff to see in Japan. keep exploring. a few other fun day trips are Mt Takao, Mt Nokogiri, Kusatsu.

This is incredible 🙏🏽 so many blessings to you on this beautiful journey ✨

You are one of my favourite creators! Thank you for sharing your life & your thoughts with us ☺️

I am crying and experiencing with you through this video, thank you for documenting and sharing this experience 🫶🏽

Stunning vlog

Such a beautiful spirit. Thanks for sharing this amazing experience with us! 🥰🥰🥰

Nice videos 😄

Hi ! I am a new subscriber. I love your videos and think there very different from other creators, I look forward to your videos everyweek. You also inspire me to continue my Japanese studies for when I go back and to travel the world.

THIS VIDEO MADE ME EMOTIONAL, LOVE YOU SO MUCH and it brings me SO MUCH JOY seeing you shine and living the life YOU DESERVE!!

Your gratitude and emotion with and around your life there is very moving. Thank you for sharing this amazing place with us.

I love how you share your experience🥰 i will be doing this next time i’m in tokyo!

This is really cool!!

I'm so happy you are honoring the land. The taking off of shoes and touching trees is a transcendental experience. I love your down to earth personality. Showing Japan in its natural beauty is a rare gift. Thank You.

This made me tear up! So extremely beautiful. I can't wait to do something similar in Japan. Thank you for this video! Very inspiring to reconnect with nature

Thank you, Misako, for sharing so much warmth🤍

I'm so glad you took a moment to ground in that beautiful space 🙌🏿😍 what a beautiful opportunity! Thank you for sharing 💕

Your videos are such a peaceful breath of fresh air 🥰🥰

Wow... such a beautiful video! And the views! I'm such a nature girl, so I will definitely be saving this for when I plan my trip. Thanks so much for sharing. 💖

Simply brilliant cinematography my friend! This looks and sounds marvelous!

You are living a incredible life. You have to feel amazing. Look up Sundi love.

This is one of the things I will do when I go to Japan next year, thank you!

Love this.

loving your videos! thanks for sharing such raw and beautiful moments! I think leaving in the small interactions you have on the street while walking and talking makes it feel more like talking to a friend 💕

Mount Takao is a popular hike just outside of tokyo. they have lots of different routes you can choose from.

i've actually never been interested in visiting japan until you shared your experience in the nature. it's stunning!

Welcome to Japan! So glad that you are enjoying and appreciating the nature and the land here. I recommend Mt. Mitake and Mt. Takao for some easy access hiking from Tokyo, with views of Mt. Fuji on clear days. I never get tired of the beauty here, it is endless. All the best! ☁🤍

Love your videos so much!

living vicariously though you!!!

lovely vlog!!!❤ Mt Fuji is so beautiful in person!! you're a great story teller!

I'm definitely adding this hike to my list for the next time I visit Japan, thanks for the rec :) As far as your editing, I'm especially curious about your color grading process-your videos always looks so warm and vibrant. Much love ✨

Going to japan in June now I want to hike my Fuji myself, thank you.

these videos are really inspiring me to venture out of my comfort zone. i just had a conversation with my mom and i asked her about travel and living elsewhere and her response did not resonate with what i intuitively feel, so i’m beyond grateful to see you moving to japan and enjoying your time. 💗

You have a great spirit and I appreciate the honest open-eyed approach to what you are posting.

Misako-super uploading, see ya, 🙌

i feel super inspired when i watch your videos. that feeling of being in awe at your surroundings and just how lucky you are to experience that moment is a feeling i can relate to so much, but often forget about when i'm stuck in the hum-drum of day-to-day life, so thank you for reminding me of those special moments and that that feeling still exists and i will experience it again, even if it doesn't feel like it right now. i just found out today that i'm going to be moving to spain, a country and culture i love, at 28 years old, so i can't wait for the adventure that's about to come!

Very smart to observe Fuji from afar rather than climb it! The forest you were in looks like Aokigahara, which is sadly famous for suicides but a very mystical and magical place.

I’m not from Japan and I’ve never been, though I’d love to visit, but the moment in the forest and seeing the mountain made me emotional. I felt so much gratitude that I’m able to watch you have this experience. To go back to one of your homes and experience your land in that way. What a precious gift. Thank you for sharing it with us. Can’t wait for the next video! ♥️

I know exactly what you mean and “forest bathing” is a real thing in Japan. Super healthy and rejuvenating. Really fun following your journey keep doing what you’re doing there’s so much to be seen and do around the country.

I found you years ago with Lilly. I am soooo happy to see you on a new adventure and coming even more into your deepest self. Hugs from Maryland!

I’m so glad I’ve found your videos. I love Japan and travel there as often as possible. This video about nature was perfect and I wholeheartedly agree. I love making time to have experiences that take me into the nature of Japan. I’d recommend a trip to Nikko. It’s beautiful! And, an easy train trip from Asakusa Station. I look forward to more of your videos about your journey in Japan. ❤

No thank you. You are so kindly genuine. I have been following you since your Mexico journey. This is a new exciting adventure for you. I know you are speaking from your heart. You are very encouraging.

I’d been wondering if you had been editing your own videos, you’ve really upped your game recently! Your Osmo Pocket footage looks amazing as well. You’ll have to get a dji sponsorship someday.

What an amazing experience. I can't wait to visit Japan in the Fall. My goal is to do more nature activities vs. city tourist stuff. Can't wait for the next upload.

Grounding is the best. It is a good way to reset your body's energy.

f you want to stay in Tokyo, Okutama has many good trails, too. I recommend Mitake (mountain and shrine) and Otake mountains. Between the two mountains, there is waterfall and a natural rock garden along a river. If you start from Mitake Station, you can finish near Okutama Station, where there is a nice onsen and craft beer, too. It can be done in a day. Also, Kumonotori - the highest peak in Tokyo but it usually requires an overnight. If you want to venture further afield, and you'll need more than a day, but Yatsugatake in Nagano has some great mountains to hike. There are many mountain huts to stay at but they can get busy especially on weekends. The closest station is Chino. It's on the Chuo Line from Shinjuku about 3 hours (or a limited express for 2 hours). There was a Japanese movie from last year, Evil does not exist. A lot of it was filmed in the Yatsugatake area.

Guuuurl!!! I got so emotional during the Mt. Fuji reveal when you arrived at the picnic area! Thank you for sharing your beautiful experience! 💗

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Hey Misako, I had a question. I recently heard a reporter refer the mountain as Fuji-san? This is an honorific, yes? And if it is, why is it "san" and not "sama" ?

@yh3352

2 ай бұрын

“san”means “mountain” ,also “yama” means “mountain”. “sama”means like “Mr"or”Miss “ .

@camillebelcon8811

2 ай бұрын

@@yh3352 ah, so I was totally off. Thanks for the info

my parnter and i kind of want to escape america what would you suggest for total newbs? jobs? lgbtq gender care ect thanks

i like that you take us along your walks and we get glimpses of what you did but it seems (i'm assuming) it allows you to enjoy the experience without filming the majority of the experience which is so important to being present. so happy things are going well for you. 🤎