Name: WE MOVED TO THE COUNTRYSIDE｜宮崎県綾町での田舎暮らし体験
Uploaded: 2021-02-19T19:25:06.000Z
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and bringing my pets on a five hour drive south

to the quiet farming town of Aya in Miyazaki prefecture,

All right, time to check out my new home.

I absolutely had to bring my pets with me.

So we found an empty house on some farm land

With traditional sliding doors and tatami flooring,

Aya is also registered as one of the most

So lucky for us, we've got an entire month here

but it was actually really sudden for me too.

I didn't know if I was actually moving to Aya-cho or not

until the end of January, early February,

and so once it was decided, everything happened so fast,

it felt like I pretty much moved to Aya-cho overnight.

is to explore a part of Japan that I haven't had

the chance to really get into deep, up until now.

So this is the first time that I've really been removed

that I knew absolutely nothing about, with no safety nets.

and to experience all of this and show you

this side of Japan beyond anime, geisha, samurai,

This is a part of Japan that even I think

a lot of people in the cities do not know about

and have never experienced for themselves.

It reminds me a lot of Canada, to be honest.

and I'm not really sure what goes on around here yet,

and take a walk around and see what I can find.

Guys, I low key love the fact that my neighbors

They're never gonna complain about noise.

They're never gonna complain about my dog barking.

There's a small little super market, a co-op.

And then we have this beautiful little farmer's market

where people come to sell all of their goods.

There are two things that Aya is generally well-known for.

One is its high-quality handmade arts and crafts.

to producing organic fruits and vegetables,

all of which can be purchased here at Honmono Market.

Whoa, these daikon radishes are bright red.

but I actually love the taste of dirty carrots.

When I lived in Canada my grandmother used to grow carrots

in her garden, and we'd pull them out of the dirt

and run them under water and then eat them right there,

and they would always taste a little bit gritty,

and that's what these remind me of is my grandma's carrots.

is its access to plenty of fresh, clean water,

which anyone is welcome to fill up on at the local fountain.

There's also an ice cream stand right over there

and I really wanna go because I'm an adult

So I just noticed these bicycles have numbers on them.

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