Japan's tiny fishing villages hold a secret. (Minami, Japan)

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  • Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
  • Minami is a small fishing town on Shikoku, the smallest of Japan's four main islands. I learned a lot from my time there: what an ocean nostril looks like, what makes a delicious meal (pretty much everything from the sea), and the secret to living a meaningful life.
    Thank you to Tokushima no Migishita for sharing this experience with me:
    shikokunomigishita.jp/en/
    Thank you to Tom Miyagawa Coulton for the photography and thumbnail photo.
    / teacosyjapan
    Who are we?
    We are Slowsteading, a formerly homesteading family of four embarking on a journey to explore alternative ways of living. We are challenging conventions about what a family needs to thrive, exploring ideas of minimalism, slow living, and location independence.
    What was it like to travel across the world with our two young kids?
    • We left North America ...
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Комментарии • 18

  • @ilonadavidov900
    @ilonadavidov900 28 дней назад +3

    you're a great story teller. please keep making videos. i'm looking forward to visiting japan next summer.

    • @Slowsteading
      @Slowsteading  28 дней назад +1

      Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I hope you enjoy your time in Japan, it is a beautiful country 🥰

  • @nickfletcherr
    @nickfletcherr 29 дней назад +4

    So cool to see a completely different way of life. The residents of that tiny island seem pretty content.

    • @Slowsteading
      @Slowsteading  29 дней назад

      Yeah they really are an inspiration. Sometimes it really is better to want what you got (deeper lessons for me here I'm sure 😂😂)

  • @JeremyPuren
    @JeremyPuren 28 дней назад +1

    This is a lovely episode!

    • @Slowsteading
      @Slowsteading  28 дней назад

      Thanks Jeremy! It's a beautiful town!

  • @chrisrowthorn41
    @chrisrowthorn41 29 дней назад +3

    This video is a gift. I feel better just watching it. I suddenly want to buy an abandoned house on a small island in the Inland Sea. I hope you keep making videos like this. You capture what travel (and living) in Japan is all about.

    • @Slowsteading
      @Slowsteading  29 дней назад

      Ha thanks! The cohesion is so strong amongst the residents here (it has to be, for survival) so you'd really want to integrate with the community.
      We did in fact run into one old guy who voiced his displeasure at the sight of a bunch of gaijin walking around his town. Fair enough, I mean it makes sense to be wary of outsiders. But I guess grumpy people are going to exist everywhere 😂

  • @NekoAshiJapan
    @NekoAshiJapan 26 дней назад +1

    Beautiful video, thank you.

    • @Slowsteading
      @Slowsteading  25 дней назад +1

      Thanks for watching! I've been loving your series on your kominka process as well 🙏

    • @NekoAshiJapan
      @NekoAshiJapan 25 дней назад +1

      @@Slowsteading thank you! :)

  • @aliata9154
    @aliata9154 5 дней назад +1

    Another underrated youtuber

    • @Slowsteading
      @Slowsteading  16 часов назад

      Ahh that means a lot! Thanks so much for being here ☺️

  • @Slowsteading
    @Slowsteading  28 дней назад

    What do you think about the Loggerhead sea turtles at 4:27, do those tanks looks big enough?

    • @DoubleSupercool
      @DoubleSupercool 27 дней назад +1

      No. No it's not. See also: the dolphin pools in my small town on Shikoku that were crushingly small. Japan and "animal welfare" are not exactly synonymous.

  • @allisonostrer2885
    @allisonostrer2885 21 день назад +1

    Didn't you have a wife and kids?

    • @Slowsteading
      @Slowsteading  21 день назад +2

      Still do! 😂😂 They didn't join me this particular side trip 👌

  • @jsmith3594
    @jsmith3594 22 дня назад

    Disturbing video. Sad how they cook the shellfish while it's still living (and moving). Couldn't be bothered to put them out of their misery first. And the magnificent sea turtle stuck in the grimy bathtub? That's not a research project, it's a tourist trap zoo.