38:01
Pancake the Dog Sleeps on a Rainy Day in the Japanese Countryside (Just Ambience, No Voice Over)
16:16
We Started Insulating our Japanese House in the Countryside
17:01
We Ripped Out the Ceiling in Our Japanese House (& Evicted Our Upstairs Critters)
08:33
Spend the Last Days of Summer With Us in the Japanese Countryside | Boar Sightings & Firewood
15:31
We Bought (& Restored) an Antique Ramen Machine | Antique Shopping in Japan
10:23
How We Prepare for a Typhoon in the Japanese Countryside
11:49
August Highlights in the Japanese Countryside: House Hunt, Bug Nets & Summer Festivals
20:47
Day in the Life as a YouTuber and a Blacksmith in the Japanese Countryside
12:36
Counting down to the hottest days of summer in the Japanese countryside
11:41
We introduced the Japanese countryside to our Canadian family
15:36
Spend May in the Japanese countryside with us: Planting rice, cooking bamboo & house hunting
16:12
Spring in the Japanese countryside: Dog’s 1st birthday, new hot water, & weeding
01:05:43
One year of life in the Japanese countryside
08:24
Our first day of abandoned house hunting in the Japanese countryside
13:19
Our mission to revive our Japanese countryside garden to its former glory
15:48
We cleaned & reorganized (a year’s worth of clutter) in our Japanese countryside home
17:00
What we did to get our countryside house in Japan ready for winter
09:52
Our EXCITING News (& autumn updates from the Japanese countryside)
09:59
How We Beat the Summer Heat in the Japanese Countryside | VLOG
15:30
I Attempted Awa Odori, Japan’s 400-Year-Old Dancing Tradition
12:58
July VLOG in the Japanese Countryside: Dill Pickles, Dogs, & Summer Festivals
11:37
What we do for work in the Japanese countryside, our visa, & tips we wish we had known beforehand
08:33
We Welcomed Our First Dog into Our Countryside Life in Japan
08:29
How we are adapting to countryside life in Japan (& befriending the creepy crawlies)
09:37
Inside Our Abandoned Japanese House in Japan & Renovations So Far
08:28
What we learned in our first year of gardening in the Japanese countryside: failures & okonomiyaki
09:29
We moved into a vacant house in the Japanese countryside (and only pay $300/year for rent)
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We are Canadians renting and living in an “akiya” house, one of the many vacant homes in the Japanese countryside, along with our 100% countryside dog mix, Pancake.🐕 I share insights and the joys of living in the countryside, covering topics such as house renovation projects, recreating local recipes, and many other delightful aspects of the local community in remote Japan.
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