Thank you for sharing this video with us along with the others on you channel. I’m really enjoying them! This property is absolutely beautiful and I hope that the children are able to use it to learn off grid survival skills. If I might make one suggestion, I wonder if there are some people learning about the older woodworking, plastering and restoration skills who might be interested in using the house as a learning lab? It’s a true treasure.

I’m a retired RN…you might need me😂😂😂😂. I’ve only been to Osaka. Right now I’ve been looking for my passport. 😮. I moved and can’t find it. 1st video but now I have to catch up! People should bring a tent and camp there and help out too if possible.

I go to Ryujin every Monday

Most inspiring channel i follow at the moment: you taught me that you cannot just come to the rural community and only buy an old kominka without becoming part of the community. I will delay the plans and spend some time in a real Japanese village.

@Ryunohara

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That’s great to here, yes please stay in the community you’d like to live with first. The worst thing would be to buy a house then realise that you don’t get along with the people there. A supportive community really does make life a lot better. ☺️

If I had such a forest, I'd try make some pathways in it, try to arrange some nice views and invite neighbours for walks and picnics.

So beautiful and seems such a relaxed environment

That’s the dream. I would build a cabin close by

A beautiful video. I hope to be able to find time in the cooler period of 2023 to volunteer at ryunohara and this place. Have a great year in 2023 !!

This is fantastic. So great to see this.

Great video, I really enjoyed the pace and your picking his brain about what he is doing there. I actually think I might be a good candidate to volunteer with Todd. I would need my hand held through the process of relocating to Japan, as well as some time to sell off my things here in the USA, but I am versed in just about everything he needs help with there. Over the next few months my current situation may be changing quite a bit which would allow for me to think in terms of spending a few years building a new foundation somewhere like Wakayama. I will keep him in mind as things here progress. Thanks for the introduction!

A lifetimes supply of firewood - even my log burner is smiling! So much history here - There are incompleted main highways in Japan, unfinished because they couldn't trace who owned the mountains! This is a great opportunity! Best wishes 👍😊

@Ryunohara

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Many lifetimes’ supply, yes! 😅

@ajadrew

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@@Ryunohara 👍😊

In Praise of Shadows ❤️ this is what I feel when I see your videos. I've learned so much from you, truly inspiring you are.

@Ryunohara

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Thank you so much for watching and supporting the channel!

dude property's so beautiful like it can be turned into a a really wonderful thing if planned properly may luck be with you and one day i will visit too btw happy new year

@Ryunohara

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Happy New Year, you’re welcome anytime!

Could be a good idea for your friend to let some of the thinned trees rot and break down in the forest to replenish some of the nutrients lost! Masanobu Fukuoka mindset!

@Ryunohara

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I think that’s what he’s planning to do with most of the thinned trees since they aren’t easy to take out of the property.

theres denitiely bears!

@Ryunohara

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There are!

look up mud flood guys. everything is buried in the mud. tartaria mud flood