A year ago today I landed in the land of the rising sun, when I landed the sun was setting, but after 20+ hours on 3 different flights and time traveling 2 days in the future I stepped off the plane in Tokyo too tired to do the somersault routine I had planned. For the first couple hours it was very overwhelming, the sights, the sounds, the pace was all almost too much for my tired mind and body but alas by the second day I had already gotten lost, reconnected to the internet and made love to a train.
I still can’t quite believe it has been a year already, I have no idea when I will make it back to Japan but with time moving so fast I know it will be sooner than I think. While frolicking through for 3 weeks I made 6 video blogs that when I re-watch them now it feels so nostalgic. So I thought why not share my nostalgia with those who have been following my blog before during and after my Japan trip and also introduce the videos to those who might have not seen them.
Japan Updates Video Links
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 1
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 2
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 3
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 4
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 5
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 6
Be inspired: Break a big task down into pieces
In my case the dream was visiting Japan, but to anyone reading this post and watching the videos who have a dream or something they want to achieve but think it is too great a task, take my advice; break it down into bite sized pieces, spread it out over a predetermined period and document the journey to the prize/goal/finish line.
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The text is a personal reflection on a trip to Japan a year ago, including details about the initial arrival and links to video blogs of the trip. It also includes a motivational message about breaking down big tasks.
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A year ago today I landed in the land of the rising sun, when I landed the sun was setting, but after 20+ hours on 3 different flights and time traveling 2 days in the future I stepped off the plane in Tokyo too tired to do the somersault routine I had planned. For the first couple hours it was very overwhelming, the sights, the sounds, the pace was all almost too much for my tired mind and body but alas by the second day I had already gotten lost, reconnected to the internet and made love to a train.
I still can’t quite believe it has been a year already, I have no idea when I will make it back to Japan but with time moving so fast I know it will be sooner than I think. While frolicking through for 3 weeks I made 6 video blogs that when I re-watch them now it feels so nostalgic. So I thought why not share my nostalgia with those who have been following my blog before during and after my Japan trip and also introduce the videos to those who might have not seen them.
Japan Updates Video Links
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 1
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 2
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 3
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 4
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 5
- Jamaipanese in Japan Quick Japan Update 6
Be inspired: Break a big task down into pieces
In my case the dream was visiting Japan, but to anyone reading this post and watching the videos who have a dream or something they want to achieve but think it is too great a task, take my advice; break it down into bite sized pieces, spread it out over a predetermined period and document the journey to the prize/goal/finish line.
Related posts you might find interesting:
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The text is a personal reflection on a trip to Japan a year ago, including details about the initial arrival and links to video blogs of the trip. It also includes a motivational message about breaking down big tasks.

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