Lasting peace and happiness can't be found in the outside world. And your "inside world" is everywhere you are. But yeah, looks like a verry peacefull place to live.
"You have to have an open mind... for me, an open mind to losing everything." I love that perspective. Very liberating for the mind that can realize it!
As Ursula K. Le Guin wrote in her translation of Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching To bear and not to own; to act and not lay claim; to do the work and let it go: for just letting go is what makes it stay.
The Japanese live very simple but clean and not clutter….and it looks very peaceful no neighbor playing loud music…they are very respectful of others…👍👍👍
And here we are, in our offices. Watching Rupert on our high end MacBooks, running on cold electricity generated by massive power plants. I can hear in his voice the struggles he must have had in Singapore, the price to be alive which can be calculated. And still - has more peace and beauty in his heart than anyone I've met in these offices..
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
You're living a peaceful life. As someone who grew up in the countryside and lived in the city for almost 16 years I would say I am missing the countryside . And I am planning to live there soon 😁 . The city suffocates me and I don't want it anymore.
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
There is a calm,peacefulness that surrounds this gentleman that every single living being should strive to achieve just imagine how beautiful life would be
There are so many people trying to show themselves as humble and charismatic... only as a fake façade... in opposite to them all there is this guy. I have just loved his real, close and humble way to express her life and values. Real charisma.
It's amazing and ironic to think of all the people who now see this way of life as a dream, yet it's the way people lived forever just a couple of generations ago.
It's because it's where we are suppose to be close to nature, we don't need alot of things to be happy we need to be close to nature. I'm fortunate enough to be in the same boat as yourself.
I 'm live in cuntryside of Japan. Our traditional house call Kominka, which has several handlet years, made by natural items. I make vegetable,and flowers fluts by myself. Liveing with natur that has a lot of happiness in my life.
@@chappiescollectables We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
We left UK when my husband was 55. First to Spain for 4 years then to Africa 11 years ago. We're living the life we want. Definitely worth it if you can.
Would love to come visit one day. Love your philosophical point at the end btw. Materialistic attachment when diminished can further free the soul, well at least that's how I translated it. Working on that one myself. Thx for the vid.
I am a loner I don't like communicating with other people except family members. But sometimes even a loner needs someone to talk too. So I hope this man can find a partner that also wants a life like him...
I agree with you, growing your own food means there is no need for money and you can be sure what you are eating is healthy and your environment nourishes your soul. Your friend in the UK does not see that working to earn money in order to be able to buy food from the supermarket is depriving him of the sustenances as most food from the supermarket are devoid of nutrients. And most importantly, you are protected from the crazy events that are happening now in the world like the 15 minute city and the coming digital currency. I hope I can also go to such place.
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
Yes, I also did my city prison sentence when I was young ... it's actually brainwashed into you by the education system that cities are the be all and end all. I saw through the smoke screen!
You are incredibly lucky to be able to do that. Being a fraction Japanese but growing up in western culture I am always drawn to parts of Japanese culture, it can be so serene.
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
What a wonderful existence. Question: are there property taxes in Japan and if so, how much? Many times in the US we manage to pay off our homes as we age only to be priced out by high property taxes.
Yep, there are no longer any states in the US that have zero property tax. You will always have to pay the government at least a few thousand a year to own a home/land, which means you never really own anything and cannot really be free. But I suppose that's mostly irrelevant because corporations like BlackRock have purchased almost every open land/home in the US and have manipulated the market so that most people cannot afford anything anyway. Even rent is too expensive these days so we're basically being priced out of living. I'm considering moving to another country like the Philippines because the USA is becoming an unaffordable and terrible place to live.
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
Quite new inventions really... Just another product for us to consume. Most of what we have now are new things that didn't exist for all of our evolution. Needs vs Wants.
Country life is not for everyone. My wife and I would rather rent an Airbnb in Tokyo or Osaka any time. Walking is good exercise, we walk to Daiso, Kura Sushi, Gyo Mu Super, Temples and Shrines and subway stations. Not able to read Japanese; no drivers license will ever come my way.
My mother's birthplace was also a house with a thatched roof until the first year of junior high school. I feel that today's Japan has become too convenient because the vestiges of the past have disappeared.
You videos are just amazing! Can you please share with me which camera you used to shoot this? I have similar ideas to do, but in Bulgaria, where i live.
It's kind of ironic that foreigners are attracted to these traditional Kominka houses more than the native Japanese. Many young Japanese move to cities - Tokyo, Nagoya etc to live in a sterile, cramped modern apartment.
Hi I would like to buy and move to japan someday but to get residency if you do not have a spouse seems to be difficult. with the price of living in australia I feel it will be a struggle to have a decent house with land for permaculture. I admire the ability to buy a house simply without the worry of trying to make so much money just to be able to subsistence lifestyle; where as the prices in japan would be ideal. also to have some land to do permaculture and self-sufficiency this is how i see myself living in japan - the modern world with all it's problems seems just impossible for me atm and this lifestyle that japan promises is a meditative and introspective experience of the natural environment. a tree change in japan seems a world and a dream away for me. How did you get residency and what is your experience of other foreigners who have changed over into this lifestyle?
If you can't handle totally fragrance free, a couple of drops of essential oil such as rosemary. Mix the baking soda, just a teaspoon full, into a paste with some water.
I suppose there are lots of different ways of living in the countryside permanently. This is one of them. But all of them are very different than living in the giant megalopolis as Tokyo.
I dream about traveling in the space and colonizing other planets. I also daydream watching these videos about the simple rural life we lived about a hundred years ago or less
@@whilehavingcoffee yeah but u need money for stuff like food, medicine, electricity or transportation.. unlike in Japan where the government actually provides better services for basic needs
@@madaophilippines8418 Yeah, but anywhere you are you still need money somehow, unless you really live off grid or in the woods living off purely from the natures. Living simple is achievable even you are earning money.
omg Ruper more videos of you?? I just watched your rice field something something. Listen man. I'd hang with you and share thoughts a whole 24 hours. I BET we'd be happy the both of us. hey, have a good one if you read this. There is a LOT of love on the way for all of us "believers". And I aint talking bout religion. we free soon. yeeeehaaaaw
Let's be realistic - you can't just come to Japan (or any other country) and get a visa for "just living in an old house in the countryside". The Migration Office will not like such a reason for staying. Either you have to provide proof of enough money to live on, or you have to provide a work contract. Not to mention health insurance and so on. Unfortunately, we live in a world with borders and unbearable paperwork. It would be interesting to know how this pretty man managed these complex issues.
Guy is totally illuminated, can tell he’s drunk of his own drama, giggling around and stuff, very little control of self, his house is a mess and chaotic, but if that’s the way he feels good to live his life good for him, it sure ain’t for me though. Into old age he’s gonna feel it hard having to chop wood in the winter at 65 years old, we all will have it hard into old age I guess, but trying to live like a hundred years ago is like trying to destroy what real evolution brought us to, not to keep on making things hard, but to learn to simplify, to make it easier and with less effort, which is what Man has been striving to do since the beginning of time. This illuminated guy tries to go backwards thinking that’s the way to go, but everything is going forward, we are all going towards the future. His house’s gotta be full of parasites, his clothes are stained and dirty, teeth already rotting… let him keep on touching wood while he can, I sure wouldn’t want to break a hard sweat in the cold in order to function properly, I would rather be dead by than having life be this endless circle of slavery and dependence on a daily basis, never changing, never becoming easier and easier until all that is left is to enjoy the rest. Some people are like this, their intrinsic souls refuse to change, to better themselves by learning, so they choose a box to die in… This dude thinks he’s figured it all out, what I see is a man drunk with his own illusions, it’s like he’s in a second state of mind or something..
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I try not to b jealous. I m just happy for This dude. He found Peace and happiness.
I’m obviously Not trying hard enough, I’m very jealous 😂❤
In my opinion, peace and happiness can't permanently be found by anyone
He’s living my dream, I hope I’m as happy as him in my future
Yes the video is just so peaceful !
Lasting peace and happiness can't be found in the outside world.
And your "inside world" is everywhere you are.
But yeah, looks like a verry peacefull place to live.
"You have to have an open mind... for me, an open mind to losing everything." I love that perspective. Very liberating for the mind that can realize it!
As Ursula K. Le Guin wrote in her translation of Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching
To bear and not to own;
to act and not lay claim;
to do the work and let it go:
for just letting go
is what makes it stay.
Nice. My idea is, 'be silent and know God'. Too many people these days are about noise and attention.
And from Rumi:
Observe the wonders as they occur around you.
Don't claim them. Feel the artistry moving through,
And be silent.
@@homesteadgal4143 Nice.
The Japanese live very simple but clean and not clutter….and it looks very peaceful no neighbor playing loud music…they are very respectful of others…👍👍👍
Congratulations to this guy for returning to real life....it's a sad reality for a lot of us
Finally found someone online that understands my POV 🤩
And here we are, in our offices. Watching Rupert on our high end MacBooks, running on cold electricity generated by massive power plants. I can hear in his voice the struggles he must have had in Singapore, the price to be alive which can be calculated. And still - has more peace and beauty in his heart than anyone I've met in these offices..
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
@@TraditionalJapaneseHousePrice?
@@TraditionalJapaneseHouseinterested. ❤
@@N.Kunwar. $30,000
@@TheBillaro 30,000
Please make more videos about this man and his life, my heart warms everytime I see this
You're living a peaceful life. As someone who grew up in the countryside and lived in the city for almost 16 years I would say I am missing the countryside . And I am planning to live there soon 😁 . The city suffocates me and I don't want it anymore.
Go.
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
There is a calm,peacefulness that surrounds this gentleman that every single living being should strive to achieve just imagine how beautiful life would be
Only thing is I wish it was longer. Keep inspiring young man👏
My age wasn't mentioned .. I'm actually 55 years old. Young at heart as you can see!
There are so many people trying to show themselves as humble and charismatic... only as a fake façade... in opposite to them all there is this guy. I have just loved his real, close and humble way to express her life and values. Real charisma.
It's amazing and ironic to think of all the people who now see this way of life as a dream, yet it's the way people lived forever just a couple of generations ago.
Time to go back!
@@crowchateau Exactly.
I'm on my way...
The only way to go forward is to go back.😉
Sometimes progress isnt always a good thing, I suppose.
It's because it's where we are suppose to be close to nature, we don't need alot of things to be happy we need to be close to nature. I'm fortunate enough to be in the same boat as yourself.
To live in a place on a human scale, close to nature in a tight knit community is low key what most people want.
To see and hear him smiling is so wonderful
I 'm live in cuntryside of Japan. Our traditional house call Kominka, which has several handlet years, made by natural items.
I make vegetable,and flowers fluts by myself. Liveing with natur that has a lot of happiness in my life.
Wow would love to hear more about how you got started there
@@chappiescollectables We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
Admiration for this guy living his life to the best simpliest ways and yet you can see by his eyes the happiness and joy ❤
I just love this. I would have loved to do something like this but am getting on, living vicariously through young people like you.
I'm 55 years old. My Japan dream came late in life but I intend to not waste a second of it!
@@satoyama.rupert good point and encouraging words , you can still do it and enjoy the house.
@@satoyama.rupert you need to post more videos! love your lifestyle brother !
We left UK when my husband was 55. First to Spain for 4 years then to Africa 11 years ago. We're living the life we want. Definitely worth it if you can.
@@gardeninginthedesert do u have to apply for citizenship to live there permanently?
“it gets to about -12, so it’s pretty cold” as a northern Canadian I teared up. that’s March temperatures for us 🥲
The organic food,savings,clean air ,time with family and a relaxed lifestyle..priceless!!!
Great ending….what a beautiful and peaceful space.
Would love to come visit one day. Love your philosophical point at the end btw. Materialistic attachment when diminished can further free the soul, well at least that's how I translated it. Working on that one myself. Thx for the vid.
The notion of recycling warms my heart. This is so wonderful to watch. Bless you, man. Cheers from New Orleans.
I wish this lovely man was my neighbour 🏴
Its nice to see a Yorkshire man living the dream up Japan's country side :)
I am a loner I don't like communicating with other people except family members. But sometimes even a loner needs someone to talk too. So I hope this man can find a partner that also wants a life like him...
@@lipotrimloser Thanks for that post, that is good information.
He has found his paradise. What a heartwarming story.
nice narration of your house. great job and nice home!
Thank you!
Loved the video. I'm in Japan for 4 years total. So far I've done 2 here and just came across your video. Simple life!
I agree with you, growing your own food means there is no need for money and you can be sure what you are eating is healthy and your environment nourishes your soul. Your friend in the UK does not see that working to earn money in order to be able to buy food from the supermarket is depriving him of the sustenances as most food from the supermarket are devoid of nutrients. And most importantly, you are protected from the crazy events that are happening now in the world like the 15 minute city and the coming digital currency. I hope I can also go to such place.
15 min city is actually not a bad thing. Many people think they will be restricted to city boundaries and cannot travel beyond that 😂
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
And his Scottish accent makes him even more wholesome
When we were kids, we all wanted to head to cities. Living a bling bling life.
When we age, this is what we want…
At least, it’s what I want..
I think so, now I'm 40, next 10 years it's time to retire and move to rural place.😊
Yes, I also did my city prison sentence when I was young ... it's actually brainwashed into you by the education system that cities are the be all and end all. I saw through the smoke screen!
im not too old(just 21) and i want to live in rural places
I think many people are getting tired and disgusted with city life
10 years ago i wanted a flashy life with everything going on, now i just want peace and quiet 😂
Wow...
Paradise
Oh wow this is impressive! Awesome video
I could listen to him talk all day
The older I get, the lighter I live. Whether in Japan or here in central California, it is a rewarding way of life for people like me.
this many is truly inspiring
He is what we should always be unconditionally free & fearless, a man after God's heart indeed❤❤
I own a couple of houses near the sea, on a mountain, in rural Mie. If anyone wants to reach out & come visit you are welcome
where is it, please? I would love to pay you a visit and volunteer for a while! The pleasure is on me for sure.
Rural where ?
You are incredibly lucky to be able to do that. Being a fraction Japanese but growing up in western culture I am always drawn to parts of Japanese culture, it can be so serene.
Hello my dear friend, great job my dear friend ❤
He is so fascinating! I would love to watch more videos of him!! ❤❤
im in japan at the moment, love to visit
hes living my dream. I LOVE the japanese old style houses omg.
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
Beautiful & amazing. So wonderful
Everything is amazing 😍😍😍😍.
That kimono hung on the side never fails to give the impression of a haunted room everytime this shows on my feed
24 living in Canada, this right here is my dream
the simplicity 💚✨
More I watch him, more I want to move to Japan and be his neighbor ❤ simple life !
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
What a wonderful existence. Question: are there property taxes in Japan and if so, how much? Many times in the US we manage to pay off our homes as we age only to be priced out by high property taxes.
Houses are worthless after a while in Japan, only the land is sold. Most people buy land with a house on, demolish it, and build a new one.
Yep, there are no longer any states in the US that have zero property tax. You will always have to pay the government at least a few thousand a year to own a home/land, which means you never really own anything and cannot really be free. But I suppose that's mostly irrelevant because corporations like BlackRock have purchased almost every open land/home in the US and have manipulated the market so that most people cannot afford anything anyway. Even rent is too expensive these days so we're basically being priced out of living. I'm considering moving to another country like the Philippines because the USA is becoming an unaffordable and terrible place to live.
@@Bristecom careful the philippines ask for vaxxx
We bougth a tradition house 5 years ago,Cheap Traditional Japanese House in the rural countryside of Japan. ( akiya houses ) $30,000, Okayama Province Japan. Let me know if you want to buy it, and I will help you.
What a lovely man ❤
This guy is a top bloke i actually love what he is doing. Although its funny he doesnt believe in shampoo or toothpaste. 😂
Quite new inventions really...
Just another product for us to consume.
Most of what we have now are new things that didn't exist for all of our evolution.
Needs vs Wants.
@@alwayslearning7672 aboriginals in Australia where I'm from used charcoal to brush their teeth for over 20,000 years so not hugely new. 😅
@Gemma P you ever see an old abo with teeth?
Congrat and salute.
Reminds me of anime movie called "wolf children"
😁wow 😆
😊 espetacular!!!!
I'll go as far to say, the house invited him there and together they coexist.
Can tell he is from Yorkshire, if it’s free, then it’s good.
'owt for nowt. I'm in heaven here!
Country life is not for everyone. My wife and I would rather rent an Airbnb in Tokyo or Osaka any time. Walking is good exercise, we walk to Daiso, Kura Sushi, Gyo Mu Super, Temples and Shrines and subway stations. Not able to read Japanese; no drivers license will ever come my way.
This life I want
Thật là tuyệt vời ❤, chúc bạn ngày mới tốt lành ❤
My mother's birthplace was also a house with a thatched roof until the first year of junior high school. I feel that today's Japan has become too convenient because the vestiges of the past have disappeared.
Brother right before you said it. I was gonna say, I havent been sick for so long. and strangely after I realized. Im not here.
I want to live like this 😭🥹
👍💯
very cool, i'd love to do this
wonder how much the house cost him
a good music he is
Does he sell his organic tea in Japan? If so, I'd love to know where.
He said in the other video that he doesn't sell anything - just makes enough for himself and to give some away.
Open mind is detached from world.
You videos are just amazing!
Can you please share with me which camera you used to shoot this? I have similar ideas to do, but in Bulgaria, where i live.
この人すごいね😮
Very happy dude! Wishing him all the best.
The house looks uncomfortable, not for me.
What's his chanel? These links in the video never show
It's kind of ironic that foreigners are attracted to these traditional Kominka houses more than the native Japanese. Many young Japanese move to cities - Tokyo, Nagoya etc to live in a sterile, cramped modern apartment.
Hi I would like to buy and move to japan someday but to get residency if you do not have a spouse seems to be difficult. with the price of living in australia I feel it will be a struggle to have a decent house with land for permaculture. I admire the ability to buy a house simply without the worry of trying to make so much money just to be able to subsistence lifestyle; where as the prices in japan would be ideal. also to have some land to do permaculture and self-sufficiency this is how i see myself living in japan - the modern world with all it's problems seems just impossible for me atm and this lifestyle that japan promises is a meditative and introspective experience of the natural environment. a tree change in japan seems a world and a dream away for me. How did you get residency and what is your experience of other foreigners who have changed over into this lifestyle?
I'll try the baking soda.. carefully ;)
Sweet home.
If you can't handle totally fragrance free, a couple of drops of essential oil such as rosemary. Mix the baking soda, just a teaspoon full, into a paste with some water.
I suppose there are lots of different ways of living in the countryside permanently. This is one of them. But all of them are very different than living in the giant megalopolis as Tokyo.
Whats the process ?
I dream about traveling in the space and colonizing other planets. I also daydream watching these videos about the simple rural life we lived about a hundred years ago or less
modern human paradox
I think i can take a page out the guy book and live a simple life
staggering thought provoking, this is a correct way of living and what is being done standard in urban centers is incorrect way of living.
Now the question is how
How much did you spent in total, I mean buying + renovation?
Will it stand a big earthqauke?
I love to live in the nature.
Anybody know what you need to have part from the money to pay house and living in Japan? Thanks
Does Rupert have a patreon or PayPal account where we can donate to him. seems to me he could some modest help with carpentry costs.🐦
At start I thought the video playing at 1.5x speed.
Tell me about the saki again. George tell me about the saki.
❤
i wanted to live this way, but cannot do it here in philippines
You can also. Some people in the mountains or island live with pure natures also in the Philippines.
@@whilehavingcoffee yeah but u need money for stuff like food, medicine, electricity or transportation.. unlike in Japan where the government actually provides better services for basic needs
@@madaophilippines8418 Yeah, but anywhere you are you still need money somehow, unless you really live off grid or in the woods living off purely from the natures.
Living simple is achievable even you are earning money.
omg Ruper more videos of you?? I just watched your rice field something something. Listen man. I'd hang with you and share thoughts a whole 24 hours. I BET we'd be happy the both of us. hey, have a good one if you read this. There is a LOT of love on the way for all of us "believers". And I aint talking bout religion. we free soon. yeeeehaaaaw
It was a free house. 10m abandoned in Japan because they are rotting & freeze in winter.
He sounds Welsh
日本の“和”をそこらの日本人より理解している
$8000 dollars no way
biggest challange would be convicing a wife to move there tho, looks lonely af
unless your wife likes been on her own like me, im more than content with my hubby and kids and garden, i find people tiring
Let's be realistic - you can't just come to Japan (or any other country) and get a visa for "just living in an old house in the countryside". The Migration Office will not like such a reason for staying. Either you have to provide proof of enough money to live on, or you have to provide a work contract. Not to mention health insurance and so on. Unfortunately, we live in a world with borders and unbearable paperwork. It would be interesting to know how this pretty man managed these complex issues.
He says “we” a lot, maybe he has a Japanese partner or family or something :)
I assume he got permanent residency a number of years ago and is therefore able to pursue whatever aspirations he might without any constraints.
Where’s family and friends?
Darimana anda menghasilkan uang?
Does Rupert have instagram?
Guy is totally illuminated, can tell he’s drunk of his own drama, giggling around and stuff, very little control of self, his house is a mess and chaotic, but if that’s the way he feels good to live his life good for him, it sure ain’t for me though.
Into old age he’s gonna feel it hard having to chop wood in the winter at 65 years old, we all will have it hard into old age I guess, but trying to live like a hundred years ago is like trying to destroy what real evolution brought us to, not to keep on making things hard, but to learn to simplify, to make it easier and with less effort, which is what Man has been striving to do since the beginning of time.
This illuminated guy tries to go backwards thinking that’s the way to go, but everything is going forward, we are all going towards the future.
His house’s gotta be full of parasites, his clothes are stained and dirty, teeth already rotting… let him keep on touching wood while he can, I sure wouldn’t want to break a hard sweat in the cold in order to function properly, I would rather be dead by than having life be this endless circle of slavery and dependence on a daily basis, never changing, never becoming easier and easier until all that is left is to enjoy the rest.
Some people are like this, their intrinsic souls refuse to change, to better themselves by learning, so they choose a box to die in…
This dude thinks he’s figured it all out, what I see is a man drunk with his own illusions, it’s like he’s in a second state of mind or something..
Good explaination about the delusion of yourself. Cheers!!
he has gone full weeb. but thats no criticism. its in earnest.