Solo trip to Nagoya - country town of Arimatsu famous for tie-dye

[@quirkynation]

Her face at the end, so happy to have you back! 😺

[@tracyokuno2120]

I’m loving how you immerse yourself into the culture. Live your life to the fullest. Thank you so much for showing us your adventures 😊

[@james7149]

There’s a gentle flow of many interesting points of interest in your videos. You definitely have a genuine talent for natural down to earth narration. We look forward to your future videos as you widen our knowledge of life in Japan. We looked for Millie and were delighted to see her, although, can so relate to separation anxiety when leaving a pet!

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you for the lovely comment. 🐱

[@SonderZensei]

Oh my gosh! So much to love about this video. Vicariously experiencing life in Japan through your eyes is so good it's almost painful. Japan is truly like a wonderland for me. Every little detail is fascinating and exciting. One thing that I was acutely aware of when I visited Japan was just how much I was missing out on because I couldn't speak Japanese. This point really hit home when you were able to converse with the old ladies at the tie-dye museum. I really wish I could do that for the human cultural connection. I hated feeling like just another tourist and not being able to connect more deeply and show my respect and gratitude for the people keeping these traditions and customs alive. The last part of your video in the car talking to your cat was sooo cute! I think you previously mentioned that you spent some time in Aomori when you were a teenager. I hope you can make a video about that one day.

[@ChaniJapan]

Such a lovely comment. Thanks so much. 😀 Millie doesn't normally talk much so she must have been a bit upset about me leaving her. 🐱

[@shibafujiwatches2808]

As a fellow Australian living in Japan and had had a cat here, when you talked to him/her in English it made me smile.

[@willincairns]

Love the Cat chat in the car. I do the same with our fella to the Vet and back.

[@ChaniJapan]

Yes 🐱 Millie was so vocal the whole way home. I think she was complaining about how I left her for the weekend.

[@le_th_]

Little Millie really had some questions for you there at the end after you picked her up from the vet. lol Just meowing away! So sweet

[@ChaniJapan]

She sometimes calls me when I go up stairs and she can’t see me. It sounds like she is saying “mum”. 🤣

[@littlesita9452]

My former boss asked me to come back for another five month contract in Osaka, but I’m tied down with a house and two kitties. Seeing these videos make me so nostalgic. I hope I can go back some day as a tourist and explore more

[@ChaniJapan]

I hope you get back some day 🤗

[@frithbarbat]

I am a huge textiles junkie. The Last thing i expected to see was a side trip to shibori museum! And who knew that Toyota started as a textile manufacturer? Not me! Another gem. Well done Chani. And, you talk to your cat like I do to mine!

[@ChaniJapan]

Nagoya was a surprising place!

[@frithbarbat]

I think if it as a place to change trains on the way up into the mountains, to Takayama (which, if you haven't been there, you must see!). But I know it has attractions - I've just never seen them until your video!

[@ミジンコミンコ]

バスの🚌スタッフさんが「日本語じょうずですね」と言われていましたが、本当にそう思います😊 日本人と日本語で会話されている姿がかわいくて❤ 笑って見ていました✨ 猫ちゃんとの会話も😍

[@cinssytakahashi3352]

本当にね！私も、最初から気づいました。びっくりしましたけど😮本当に上手です。他のビデオで、「ペラペラ」と言われました🤭 私も外国人です、フランスから来ました。来年日本へ住みにいきます、いつかチャニさんに会えるかもしれません〜 🤭

[@plauditecives]

Loved every minute of it. I can't believe how spotless everything is. Wish all trains of the world looked so inviting. I love Japanese fabric so it would have been rather difficult to resist that shop and splurge would have been in order. Glad you found what you were looking for. And, of course, Millie is cuteness personified.

[@ChaniJapan]

Glad you enjoyed it! Very hard to resist all the lovely fabric. Especially with the lovely ladies right there making it. 😀

[@lisawallace1741]

I hope you do go back in June and can show us the Shibori festival!

[@jameseveson3599]

Loved your video and narration; with so much crammed into your video it shows what a good teacher you are. So many interesting features I`m sure I`ll be watching this again 🙂

[@kezbot2]

Aww Milly 😻😊 I also went to Nagoya Castle during hanami, and the Noritake outlet thanks to my grandmother's influence - but also out of my price range. Hoshino Coffee is one of my faves due to its affordable price and Showa era vibes. Thanks for the Nagoya experience.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Rockmanticist]

I'm regretting now not having dedicated time to Nagoya. We had to change trains there and we were travelling light, so we could have spent a few hours exploring the city. But we had that mindset of enjoying just a few cities instead of rushing through lots of them just for the sake of ticking them off the list. That Toyota museum looks very interesting and the castle looks fantastic too. I'll definitely consider it for a future trip.

[@MissiBoo]

I do hope that you can go back in June Chani. The curtains are absolutely beautiful ❤️. Thank you for another excellent video 😻

[@ChaniJapan]

I hope so too! It sounds like it would be a great festival to visit 😀🐱

[@mvdm9739]

Hey Chani I just want to let you know that I have watched all of your videos! With every video the quality improves. My husband is half Japanese and we are planning on living in Japan in the future. Now we visit Japan to see family. Also, my collegue is a big 'Japan-fan' and I told her about your channel. The next day she came to work and she said that you have a really nice voice and she studies with your videos in the background. Keep up the good work Chani! Greetings from Belgium

[@ChaniJapan]

Wow, thank you! Very supportive and encouraging. I’m working on trying to improve. I’ve had some feedback about things I should change which has been really useful. 😃❤️

[@BlackFireWolf13]

You are sooo living my best life. I would love to do what you have done, but I don't think it's a reality. I am technically disabled and have a service animal, and while Japan does have some service dogs, the Disability laws and service animal access is still way behind the US. So for now, I look forward to your new videos and live vicariously through your adventures in Japan.

[@ChaniJapan]

I will keep posting 🤗

[@mitchelllapuente2299]

thank you for showing us around, nagoya is definitely a place most foreigners do not visit. my impression on watching you design your house makes you seem like an planner/designer/engineer type of person, extremely forward looking. Japan is lucky to have you!

[@ChaniJapan]

You are so kind ♥️ I am a bit of a slow planner. 😀

[@Domspun]

Nagoya is so underrated.

[@rigelr5345]

I also took a solo trip to Nagoya last year! I can also really recommend the Tokugawa Museum, very interesting to read about the Tokugawa shōgun and such a beautiful, peaceful garden.

[@ChaniJapan]

That sounds like a great spot. I will have to make another trip. I am getting so many suggestions in the comments. There is a lot to see in Nagoya 😀

[@aviationaviation1032]

I'm saving all your videos for when I arrive in Japan, something to reference while I'm there. Keep the good work up.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks. Will do! 😀

[@MikeMoraCalifornia]

Well done. Intuitive use of the camera. Good narration. I look forward to viewing more of your getaway drops.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks so much Mike 🤗

[@msenquiz]

Great video as always! Beautiful curtains! Glad you find and bought them. And your kitty cat is so precious!❤

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you! 😊

[@geoh7349]

The mitsubishi museum in nagoya is pretty cool too.

[@zoeb6778]

Just got back from my 1st trip to Japan. It was based around going to the Shibori Festival in Arimatsu. I'm a Shibori artist, so it was an amazing 2 days! But it does get very hot and busy (we did have rain one morning, and apparently it has not rained during the festival for the past 30 yrs!) I want to go back! They do free guided tours during the festival, which was fascinating. We did not get to the Toyota Museum, my husband wanted to go, so maybe next time. We did manage to get tickets to Ghibli Park. Maybe I need to set aside more days there!

[@vesper180]

I'm appreciating this video. Before I was born, my father lived and worked in Nagoya for 5 years. Sadly, I've never been to Japan but, I hope to one day, though!

[@raymonde4272]

Thank you Chani for sharing your wonderful trip to Nagoya. It certainly has a lot of varied and interesting places to visit. It's a shame it rained so much but hopefully that means it will be drier when they do bloom and they last longer by not being blasted off by wind and heavy rainfall.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you so much!

[@robertgulfshores4463]

Thanks for making these videos, and welcoming us into your world! I'm 54, American, and I understand the desire to break out of the rut. I'm happy for you, and happy I've found your channel. Maybe someday I will be able to live in Japan too.

[@rollingdonut]

I have such strong nostalgia for this video since I spent two summer semesters in Nagoya back in college. I never got to visit the Toyota museum or Arimatsu, but the Noritake garden, Nagoya castle, and Osu Kannon shopping area all brought back strong memories of my time there. Thank you for bringing us along for this journey! It looks like you had an amazing time!

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks for your comment 😀 That's pretty cool you got to go to college in Nagoya. I hope you enjoyed your time in Nagoya. It is a big place and I felt like one weekend was not enough to see everything.

[@catarinaassuncao157]

Thank you for showing us all the beauty surrounding you ❤

[@slangelands4255]

I think you would look beautiful in a dark blue and white kimono. Having native Japanese more accustomed to non natives wearing a kimono might generate more tolerance. Brava on your journey and thank you for sharing your experiences with us. ❤

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you for watching! Navy is my favourite colour 👕

[@debbie1247]

Fun discovery, a video I missed when it came out and Noren treasure shopping. I’m adding Arimatsu to my June travel calendar!

[@ChaniJapan]

It’s a great spot!

[@Underthecrown]

You have such a lovely, soothing voice and you give people a lot of hope. I’m just turning 35 this year and really starting to think about what I want to do before I get “too old” so I really appreciate your videos

[@ChaniJapan]

35 is still so young. Never to old to make changes in life 😀

[@pateung6231]

Great video. Not many people stopped by Nagoya but we were there for 3 days and based out trip to go to Gujo Hatchiman and it was amazing. Unfortunately we didnt get to go to the Toyota museum but one thing for aure is Nagoya is famous f9r their Unagi (eel) which was amzing and affordable compared to other cities.

[@ChaniJapan]

I didn't try unagi! Maybe next time....

[@mistermattdraws]

Thank you for another really enjoyable video, Chani! I really appreciate the way you are documenting your adventures, I'm picking up loads of useful advice.

[@ChaniJapan]

Glad you like them! Thanks for the comment 😀

[@bubbamoogle]

Always excited to see updates from your channel. Trying to convince myself it's not too late to move abroad.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks so much ♥️

[@Liz.zie.b]

We went to Toyota Automobile Museum in 2023 (a little farther from the center) the husband had a blast! Nagoya Castle's main keep is closed though, unfortunately

[@わわ-l8w]

名古屋に来ていたんですね。自分も名古屋に住んでます。来てくれてありがとう🥰

[@janettehunter6479]

So interesting to go along with you. Loved seeing the Shibori ladies, you are really getting out to other areas. Thank you.

[@ChaniJapan]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@santisanti8386]

Oh Arimatsu stole my heart, I even love the plastic bag they gave you...Thank you for another lovely video, dear Chani!

[@ChaniJapan]

😊 thank you

[@lolsson7]

I really like your attitude: "that's not going to stop me from having fun!" 😃 As someone who has never visited Japan, the concept of shotengai seems very nice and friendly. Here we have mostly bigger mainstream chains. I also used to have lots chinaware sitting in cupboards enviously waiting to be finally be used - so I made an active choice and started using them daily - I figured if I don't use them, what good are they? Also what a nice memory to have of having met and talked to the ladies making the tie-dye curtains. Looking forward to the next video!

[@ChaniJapan]

I am so glad you are using your chinaware. If I had such nice plates I would definately use them too ♥️ The ladies were so friendly and passionate about their art. I hope their art of shibori will never disappear.

[@run6409]

Loved the video, the designs at the tie dye museum are amazing. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@ChaniJapan]

Glad you like them!

[@Boogertoez]

Chani, this was a great video! You truly are living your best life (the life I hope for myself for my future) and I'm happy for you! Visiting Arimatsu is definitely on my Japan to-do list. I love the look of shibori and natural indigo dye. I can't wait to attempt making one of my own. I was happy to hear you mention a shibori festival in the first week of June as I was not aware of this. That will help me time my journey right. Isn't it nice to see how people can personalize their home and add character to it when there is no vandalism, stealing, and or disrespect to property? In Los Angeles, I can't even think about having something cute in my yard as it always gets stolen. Argh! I was also not aware of the Noritake shop so that would be interesting to visit, too. I like how you mentioned "it was the Chinaware that was never used," as I always thought what a shame some don't enjoy their practicality, however, I'm understanding to those who enjoy them just for their aesthetics. I'm glad to see Millie is doing well, she doesn't seem disappointed or upset, she went right back to her cuddly ways. What a beautiful trip! The rain made me feel nostalgic as I love walking in the rain in Japan. It's so soothing. Thank you for sharing your adventure! ☺

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you for your lovely comment. I also think at times how nice it is that nice things don't get stolen and are out for everyone to enjoy.

[@FoxyfloofJumps]

I love this. No hype, just a lovely highlights reel. And I really want to see Ariatsu too now. It seems lovely and not too busy.

[@ChaniJapan]

Not busy at all and so beautiful ♥️

[@ASJSI]

Oh my the black cat china is priceless

[@wendyforsey7451]

My husband an I spent 3 days at the Toyoda museum 😂. It was absolutely fascinating and the staff are great.

[@ChaniJapan]

It is a great place to visit 😀

[@joanns5250]

I really enjoy experiencing Japan through your eyes! The little dolls were amazing!

[@ChaniJapan]

I'm so glad! 🤗

[@jacintaaliu2343]

I wake up every morning hoping for a new Chani video.

[@chrisgreenhough2792]

Haha d'awww the little meows at the end. Great vid again. 🥰

[@ChaniJapan]

Millie was very vocal 🐱

[@edwinaflannery9828]

I love your vlogs..you have a real talent for narration and your enthusiasm is marvellous..thank you you have bought so much of the unknown Japan alive..enjoy your break

[@texcurtis77006]

I recently visited Japan and we went to the Arimatsu Shibori museum like you did after a Shibori workshop. Such a beautiful place!!

[@ChaniJapan]

I agree 😀

[@Marlirawx]

Just got back a few days ago from a 2 week vacay in japan! It was incredible! Hearing you speak Japanese inspires me to dive in and learn the language so next time i go i can have a more "immersive" experience with the people and the culture. ❤️

[@ChaniJapan]

That is a great idea. Having some language really helps. 🇯🇵

[@shardy5521]

Really enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing. A very sweet ending too, when picking up Millie😊

[@ChaniJapan]

Glad you enjoyed it 🐱

[@aviewer9516]

Another lovely video, thank you! I love the tie dyed material.. Your cat is so sweet!

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you! 😊

[@別府ニーナ]

I’m tired my nursing job here in the US , I want to relocate to Japan but I don’t know how to start 😢, I’m excited I found your blog :)

[@ChaniJapan]

I hope you can find a way 🇯🇵

[@catherinehargrave5142]

Gorgeous video! Full of things I am interested in. Looking forward to watching more content. Love from England.

[@ChaniJapan]

Awesome! Thank you so much for the comment 😀

[@rarefactioncurve]

Quite fortuitously I came across your channel and enjoyed this upload. I am a Japanese expat living in eastern Canada. I grew up in Aichi, and whenever I visited Japan, I used to go to Endoji (the quaint shopping area mentioned in this video). Very nostalgic. Always great to see someone from far away enjoying her life and pursuing her dreams in Japan. I will watch some more of your uploads.

[@626startouch]

Thank you for visitting Arimatsu.

[@vesper180]

I really enjoyed this video! My father lived in Nagoya for about 5 years when he was younger. I've always wanted to visit!

[@TenYen4796]

😳 all eyes on deck....I don't want to miss a thing. Chani thank you for another awesome video. I can't wait until my vacation in Japan.

[@ChaniJapan]

I hope you have the best time when you visit😃

[@nataliag5736]

I enjoy your video a lot! Thank you so much:) And hello from Melbourne 😊

[@ChaniJapan]

Hello there! Thank you so much 🤗

[@Corsuwey]

Been in Aichi for 20 years. I commute on the Meitetsu to Nagoya from Chiryu and I've seen Arimatsu station numerous times. Never knew it was famous for noren and tie-dyeing. Thanks for pointing that out. My daughter is interested in getting a noren for her bedroom door.

[@lynda.grace.14]

Many years ago I visited Arimatsu, the Noritake Factory and the Toyota factory. So many fond memories of the days spent there. Nagoya is also full of numerous other options to explore. I'd recommend checking in at the JR Visitors Center for those which might appeal to you most. There are wonderful gardens which are lit up in certain seasons, the JR Train museum (which is awesome), and the Boston Museum of Art with numerous copies of historically significant art works. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@ChaniJapan]

I agree! There is so much to see and do. I think more than a weekend is needed to really see everything 😀

[@lynda.grace.14]

@@ChaniJapan True. Perhaps you can spread the visits over a night or two and come back at different times of the year. Your biggest expense might be the shinkansen in that scenario. I am a member of Toyoko Inn and they provide clean, simple accommodation near the railway station and include various perks like yukata so you can pack less and breakfast at very reasonable prices. Enjoy!

[@suemahoney7330]

You find the coolest places to visit! All were so interesting! I love the curtain you picked.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you! The fabric is so beautiful.

[@Flyinghightoday]

I really enjoy watching your posts, I have not long moved back to Australia after living in Thailand for a few years and still found it very difficult to learn their language, but your Japanese is amazing and I commend for that. Looking forward to your next post.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks for your comment 😀 I will keep posting 🇯🇵

[@ahughes9882]

I love the fact that your curtain will remind you of your time in the tie dye shop with the women. It’s great to have reminders of things that are special to you. You’ve done really well with making the best of your new life.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks so much 😀

[@sharvo6]

Now I'll be searching for the return in June video.

[@KK868x]

Yeah Nagoya is great. It’s near my mums town Anjo. Great memories thanks 😊

[@ChaniJapan]

Glad it had some memories for you ❤️

[@jayfreechavez0000]

Aesthetic video ❤

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you!!

[@elenauhing4566]

I am so awestruck with your courage to make such a change in your life! Wishing you the best on your new adventure. And, thanks for taking us along.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you so much!😃

[@JJ-be2qg]

Love your narrations! Such a pleasant voice and great videos!❤❤❤❤

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you so much!

[@Islandgirl4ever2]

Hi Chani, I found your channel rather recently, and I really enjoy your videos and content.. This one was really great!! Thank you.. We are finally coming back to Japan.. for a visit!! It's been since 2019.. Can't wait to get back there, and I'm getting a lot of really good ideas from you.. Cheers! Leesa

[@ChaniJapan]

I'm so glad!😀

[@anamariagutierrez2019]

Interesting and fun your trip to Nagoya Chani you are getting more used to getting around in Japan, I guess knowing the language helps by the way listening you speak Japanese is nice and soft, hope to see your curtains thank you for sharing your Adventure with us.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you so much for your kind comment. I will put the curtains up and post a picture 🤗

[@GailCleveland-g2q]

Love your videos!

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you!

[@purberri]

I’ve owned cats for a very long time. They are just fine staying at home even for a few nights. They are much more comfortable staying in their own home rather than the vets or someplace else. I’ve often had wonderful neighbors that were even willing to check in each day to feed and scoop litter. I always put more than enough dry food down and used a cat feeder.

[@ChaniJapan]

I will try it for one night and see how she goes 🐱

[@FollowTheSunAustralia]

That was great, I'm glad you went to the Toyota Museum, I went last year it's unique

[@ChaniJapan]

Yes it was! Not at all what I was expecting 😀

[@davidtanaka1261]

Hi Chani. Enjoyed your video as always. Glad to see you having a nice trip to Nagoya. You chose a beautiful shibori. The 96 year old lady looked so sweet. look forward to the next video.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks for the comment 🤗 The ladies doing the demo were so friendly. The one I was talking to was so lovely and full of energy 😀 I couldn't believe she started when she was in her 60's.

[@catea2551]

loved this trip! millie wasn't having any of it though...she was so happy to snuggle with you.

[@ChaniJapan]

I know!! I did feel bad for leaving her when she was so vocal about it 🤣

[@98Zai]

Awww kitty! She'll be fine but it broke my heart hearing those meows! I can't believe some of those patterns were tye-dye! Super advanced!

[@ChaniJapan]

The patterns were beautiful ♥️

[@jsmith6259]

NAGOYA! MY HOME

[@mariaeugeniarodrigues4048]

Hermoso viaje gracias 😊😊. Mi gatita ❤❤ la adoro 💕.

[@LorraineinAustralia]

Maybe I will be going to Arimatsu next visit.. 😉 I love the Noren you bought. We have noren in our house, just because we can😂😂 Another lovely video❤️❤️

[@Julie-ii9px]

Gorgeous love the curtain. And seeing Millie coming home ❤

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks ♥️

[@andreaslists]

One of my favorite things in Japan are those covered shopping streets. We are planning our move to Japan, and I can't wait to support these small shops as much as possible. Thank you for your amazing videos on your life in Japan, I have been looking for genuine content about moving to Japan. I'm so glad to have found your channel!!

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks for your lovely comment. I agree that it is wonderful to support these shops. Once they are gone we only have the big malls to shop at. 😀

[@PuckTales]

Thanks Chani for this video of Nagoya! I'm moving there in the fall to teach so this was really insightful to watch!

[@ChaniJapan]

Oh how great! You will love it 😀 You must check out Arimatsu. Such a lovely place ♥️

[@jonny7491]

A vision of happiness at the with your cat.

[@bethduffey247]

So fun to see the places you chose to visit in Nagoya! I look forward to seeing where you hang that beautiful keepsake curtain. Thank you for the lovely video.

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you for your comment 😀 I am hanging the curtain today!

[@spikecandy2460]

wow, your Japanese is pretty good for someone just moved there from Australia.

[@AndyLifeInVideo]

06:17 were the mom and kid frozen?! Aside from the rotating umbrella, they were perfectly still lol!

That's cool! I visited Nagoya myself in October of last year, and definitely thought that the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology was one of the highlights. Didn't really know what to expect, but it ended up being one of the most interesting museums I've ever been to.

[@ChaniJapan]

I agree, the Toyota Commemorative Museum is very unexpected inside. The place really caters to a lot of different interests. 🚙

[@angelad7445]

I love your perspective on things

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks 😀

[@mayumiferrin1435]

I visited all the places you visited. I didn't spend so much time in Toyota but more in noritake. Made a shibori scarf at arimatsu shop where you went. It was a nice trip!

[@ChaniJapan]

That is so cool. I would have loved to make a scarf.

[@lizzie7929]

Lovely video, thank you!🌱🌸🎐

[@ChaniJapan]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lizzie7929]

@@ChaniJapanYour videos, make my day, so you’re welcome!😌😊🌱🍃

[@あさまよる]

名古屋で有松行くチョイスが素晴らしいｗ地元民でもなかなかおススメにない発想

[@ChaniJapan]

思っていたより良かった😀

[@frankieslens]

Love your Nagoya trip! Where did you get the Hop On-Hop Off bus tour?

[@ADSCoachSimonB2112]

I would like to go there and the Suzuki factory. Thanks for the wonderful trip

[@ChaniJapan]

I’d love to go to Suzuki too because my car is Suzuki 🚙

[@peachyduck60]

Hi Chani thank you for such a wonderful video,I could watch for hours ,very informative.😁🐈🚅🏯⛩️

[@ChaniJapan]

Thanks for your lovely comment 🐱

[@Dakotarunner2013]

I just returned from Nagoya three days ago (I travel there 1-3 times per year to visit family). Although this city isn't famous abroad as a tourist location, there is lots to do there. Like you, I recommend the Toyota museum. A few other ideas not mentioned in your video include the science museum, the aquarium, and, of course, the new Ghibli Park. Those who want to explore the Ghibli Park should plan ahead--lots of competition for tickets because they are aiming to not have huge crowds there. So worth the planning time, though.

[@ChaniJapan]

Some great ideas here 😀 I think I need to go back and spend more time in Nagoya ♥️

[@karaoneill308]

Fabulous Chani. I am loving all your videos and always looking forward to the next one!

[@ChaniJapan]

Thank you so much Kara 🤗

[@cuteandwhimsical]

Thank you for sharing! Your videos are so inspiring :)

[@ChaniJapan]

You are so welcome!

[@grashew4323]

Very interesting video, Chani ! Nice to see especially from a foreigner’s perspective. Japan is truly a unique country, so much to learn from them !!!

[@ChaniJapan]

I totally agree!