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I moved 6000 miles away from everything familiar to build a new life in Japan 🇯🇵 And honestly, living here has taught me way more than I expected! Some of the biggest things I’ve realized so far: 1. Making money from content is harder than it looks 2. Learning Japanese matters more to me than I expected 3. Daily walks genuinely changed my mindset 4. Your environment shapes your ambition 5. Tokyo gives you endless opportunities, but it’s up to you to create your own life here I’m still figuring everything out day by day, but that’s part of what makes this journey exciting 🙏

4 cafes in Tokyo I randomly came across 🇯🇵☕️ One of my favorite things about Tokyo is randomly finding cafes like these. Every neighborhood has its own vibe

Asakusa’s Hidden Observation Deck A hidden free observation deck with one of the best views of Sensoji and Tokyo Skytree! 📍 Asakusa, Tokyo

Is it possible to move to Japan and become a full time content creator? Two months in and I’m already working with brands, growing daily, and building something real here! This is me finding out if it’s actually possible. Follow along🤝

Tokyo’s Best Neighborhoods Aren’t the Famous Ones I got off at a random station in Tokyo and found exactly why I love this city 🏙️ Quiet cafes, hidden shrines, local recommendations, and ramen spots that still feel untouched! 📍Higashi-Nakano #cafe #tokyo

Asakusa has a secret underneath it that most tourists walk right past. The Asakusa Underground Street has been frozen in time since 1955, the oldest underground shopping arcade in Japan. Showa era posters, vintage ads, old barbershops and ramen spots that haven’t changed in decades. It even appeared in the 2023 film Perfect Days. Most people walk straight over it heading to Sensoji. Go down the stairs instead🚶‍♂️ 📍 Asakusa Underground District, Tokyo #asakusa #tokyo

Tea ceremony and kimono in the heart of Tokyo🇯🇵 Kimono, matcha, and Sensoji Temple all in one morning at Maikoya in Asakusa👘 If you’re visiting Tokyo, add this one to the list! 📍 Maikoya, Asakusa, Tokyo 🔍 Save this for your Tokyo trip #maikoya #asakusa #teaceremony

2 months in Japan🇯🇵 Here’s where I’m really at! 2 months in. 5k followers. Daily content. Cultural experiences I didn’t have to pay for. But it doesn’t pay the bills yet and that’s okay. I’m building anyway. If you want to follow along, I’d love to have you here🙏 #japan #lifeinjapan

This used to be the dream. Now it’s just a Tuesday Years ago I used to sit in my car and imagine a life like this. Living in Japan, traveling the country, seeing Mt. Fuji with my own eyes. Somehow that dream quietly became my normal life — and sometimes you have to stop and remind yourself how far you’ve come. Have you ever wanted something for years and then one day it just became your everyday life?🙌 #tokyo #lifeinjapan #japan

We did long distance across the world 🌎 Every FaceTime call, every time zone difference, every moment of missing someone was leading to this! Daily life together in Japan, exploring everything this country has to offer side by side❤️ If you are in an LDR right now, it’s worth it, keep going! #ldr #longdistancerealtionship

Everyone said I’d stop loving Japan. They were wrong. Two months in and yes it’s been stressful, but the honeymoon phase people keep warning me about hasn’t shown up. And I don’t think it will. Most people don’t like their lives, but do nothing about it on their time off. I’d rather spend that time building something. Mindset and discipline are everything. Is this a valid take? #japan #lifeinjapan

Staying comfortable feels safe but comfort is where growth goes to die. New places force you to see differently and become someone you couldn’t have back home! Moving to Tokyo has changed me in a short time🇯🇵 Save this if you’ve been thinking about the move🙏 #tokyo #moving #lifeinjapan

Do I regret moving to Japan? The food, the trains, the energy of Tokyo. Japan just does so much better. But more than anything it’s what this city has done for me personally. I came from a small quiet state where the ceiling felt low. Tokyo removed that ceiling completely. Not perfect. But the best decision I’ve ever made. Save this if you’ve ever thought about making a big life change! #japan #tokyo #movingtojapan

Tokyo has a side most people never see🇯🇵 Most people think they know Tokyo, but 2 hours from Shinjuku on the Chuo Line, there’s a completely different world! Mountains, rivers, abandon buildings, and yes bear warning signs🐻 Hatonosu Station is definitely a hidden gem⛰️ #tokyo #hatonosu

I became a samurai and ninja in the same day⚔️🥷 The Samurai Ninja Museum in Asakusa, Tokyo lets you suit up in Hakama, learn real samurai routines, and throw shuriken, all in one visit! One of the most unique things you can do in Tokyo 📍Samurai Ninja Museum in Asakusa #samurai #ninja #asakusa

Finding my purpose in Japan🇯🇵 I didn’t move to Japan to find happiness, I moved here to find my purpose and try to build something in a country that I have dreamed of living in. The plan wasn’t to escape my country, it was to move somewhere I felt like I could grow and that place happened to be Tokyo! Can’t wait to see what I can create here🙏 #japan #lifeinjapan

This Tokyo temple exists because of a cat. In the 1600s a cat saved a feudal lord from a thunderstorm — and Gotokuji Temple was born. Home to hundreds of lucky cat figurines and one of the most underrated spots in Tokyo. Free to visit and 10 minutes from Gotokuji Station. 📍 Gotokuji Temple, Setagaya 🔍 Save this for your Tokyo trip Check bio for Japan Tours🙏 #gotokujitemple #manekineko

Tokyo has an entire festival dedicated to gyoza 🥟 Komazawa Olympic Park has been completely taken over by gyoza vendors and every single one is doing something different with it. Pan fried, steamed, deep fried, topped with things you’d never expect. The one that got me was a Gorgonzola gyoza. Italian cheese melted right on top of a Japanese dumpling. Sounds wrong, tastes incredible. If you’re in Tokyo while this is still running — go. Start with the Gorgonzola one and thank me later. Festival ends May 6th so get there ASAP!

Been living in Japan for 2 months now and I usually take videos, but occasionally I will get some photos too! #japan #lifeinjapan

Moving to Japan for love❤️ Navigating life in Japan as a foreigner and sharing the process along the way! You can find information about our tours on @camandhiona page:)