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Think and Explore

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2026 Hokkaido

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2024 Kyoto

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2023 Tochigi

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2026 Yamanashi

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2025 Kawaguchigo

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2022 Naoshima

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2019 Hyogo

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2025 Osaka
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2026 Hokkaido
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2026 Hokkaido
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2024 Kyoto
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2023 Tochigi
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2026 Yamanashi
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2025 Kawaguchigo
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2022 Naoshima
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2019 Hyogo
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2025 Osaka
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Following a Polar Bear
I've been to Osaka more times than I can count, but this trip felt different. Usually, Osaka is just another destination on my map of Japan. This time, however, I went for one very specific reason: a polar bear. It all started on an ordinary day while I was mindlessly scrolling through Instagram. A video of a polar bear appeared on my feed, and somehow I couldn't stop watching. One clip became ten, then fifty, and before I knew it, I had saved more than a hundred videos. What
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2026, Memoirs
Entering my 5th year in Japan...I started as a language student and somehow became a Thai restaurant owner. I never thought I’d stay here this long. In my first year, all I wanted was to go back to Thailand, but now, I actually want to live here. Another huge surprise is that I never imagined myself running a Thai restaurant full-time. It’s challenging, but honestly, it’s mostly just a lot of fun. Every day is a thrill: wondering if everything will go smoothly, if we’ll get
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Jun 92 min read
Finding Real Dopamine Through Running
I'll be honest — I used to absolutely hate running. I wasn't keen on breaking a sweat either, and I genuinely couldn't understand why everyone seemed to enjoy it so much. But one day, I tried combining running with dance and meditation, and everything shifted. Now, whenever I'm feeling stressed or need to sort through my thoughts, I lace up my trainers and head out. Something always clears. And somewhere along the way, I started getting faster without even trying. There's thi
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Jun 81 min read
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