In June, the couple that teach me Japanese invited me to join them on a trip Izumo Grand Taisha, the oldest shrine in all of Japan. Few foreigners venture out to this part of Japan, largely because there’s not much to see. However, in Izumo,...

Some scenes from around Awaji Island, where I lived while on the JET Program.

Here’s a quick look at some of the cool places I saw. This video definitely has more of a traditional feel to it, compared to the previous video I posted. The names of the locations are in the bottom right corner. You can see where each location...

Just a little video I made while walking around my neighborhood during rainy season in June. The terraced rice fields are called, tanada ?? in Japanese.

Last weekend, my homestay family took me to the Tottori Sand Dunes. Stretching ten miles and soaring over a hundred and sixty feet, the sand dunes are the most famous tourist attraction in Tottori prefecture. Watching the joy and excitement of my...

Tucked away in the Japanese countryside rests an island overflowing with historical landmarks and cultural gems. This place is called Awaji Island, and it’s less than two hours from Osaka. To get here, most people drive across the Akashi Kaikyo...

Here’s a little peak of Japan. Shot mostly in Osaka and Tokyo at night. Enjoy.

I filmed, Tomohiro Anraku, the 16-year-old pitching phenom out of Ehime, Japan, who was made famous after hurling 772 pitches over 5 games in 9 days in the Spring Koshien High School Baseball Tournament.  Here he is in the summer tournament on two...