in my 23rd spring, tokyo was the first place that i started living abroad alone for the first time. at the time, i had no money
Ikspiari Mall, and did not speak the language at all, but somehow i was able to stand on my feet because there were some people who let me do the hotel cleaning or the dishwashing work in a restaurant.
five years later, tokyo that i visited again still had memories of the last three years and a lot of emotions crying and laughing came back up. something familiar is everywhere as the air and i think that we easily forget the value and importance of those. if you do not take something familiar for granted, daily happiness that you have not been conscious of
may come to you. originally, humans are all different and you can feel it well when you come here in harajuku. various people and unique styles are naturally blended together to create a unique feeling of harajuku. at the same time, in the same space, countless people pass by you.
in just one second, for a short time people are tied up in bondage and it disappears again. everyone has different purpose of traveling. the most important questions that i ask are "who will i meet" "and what memories can i make with themâ€. it is a great pleasure to meet people from entirely different cultures
and try to understand their culture, habits and ways of life. everything in the world changes with time. the street scenery you are looking at will be different from yesterday, today and tomorrow. the light that illuminates the village, the wind that blows, and people who visit here can never be the same. it makes me think that every moment
should be cherished. i have lived in different countries over the past decade, met many people and felt that we are all the same human beings even though we all have different skin colors, different languages, and different cultures. we cry together if there is a sad event, laugh together if there is a joy, and everyone is willing to help if there is a hardship.
especially, i think it is a great fortune i met many people with such a warm heart in japan.
in my 23rd spring, tokyo was the first place that i started living abroad alone for the first time. at the time, i had no money
Ikspiari Mall, and did not speak the language at all, but somehow i was able to stand on my feet because there were some people who let me do the hotel cleaning or the dishwashing work in a restaurant.
five years later, tokyo that i visited again still had memories of the last three years and a lot of emotions crying and laughing came back up. something familiar is everywhere as the air and i think that we easily forget the value and importance of those. if you do not take something familiar for granted, daily happiness that you have not been conscious of
may come to you. originally, humans are all different and you can feel it well when you come here in harajuku. various people and unique styles are naturally blended together to create a unique feeling of harajuku. at the same time, in the same space, countless people pass by you.
in just one second, for a short time people are tied up in bondage and it disappears again. everyone has different purpose of traveling. the most important questions that i ask are "who will i meet" "and what memories can i make with themâ€. it is a great pleasure to meet people from entirely different cultures
and try to understand their culture, habits and ways of life. everything in the world changes with time. the street scenery you are looking at will be different from yesterday, today and tomorrow. the light that illuminates the village, the wind that blows, and people who visit here can never be the same. it makes me think that every moment
should be cherished. i have lived in different countries over the past decade, met many people and felt that we are all the same human beings even though we all have different skin colors, different languages, and different cultures. we cry together if there is a sad event, laugh together if there is a joy, and everyone is willing to help if there is a hardship.
especially, i think it is a great fortune i met many people with such a warm heart in japan.