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Living Between Old & New Japan: Inside a Hidden Kura House

Step into a side of Japan that most tourists never see. In today’s video, I explore Kuroe in Wakayama, a town rich with history and craftsmanship, where tradition and modern life meet in surprising ways. We begin at the Kuroushi Sake Brewery, famous for its award-winning sake, and stroll through the old streets of Kuroe, once a hub for Kishū lacquerware (紀州漆器). Along the way, I’m invited into a traditional shop and offered the rare chance to step inside a Japanese kura (蔵) house—a historic storehouse usually hidden away from view, frozen in time. From there, the day shifts into modern Japan as I stop at Kura Sushi, one of Japan’s most fun conveyor-belt sushi chains, before heading home for a quiet walk with Millie, my cat, to check on the rice fields and explore a new housing estate. This video is all about living between old and new Japan—from timeless traditions to everyday life. ✨ Don’t forget to check out the new summer merch line here 👉 https://chani-japan-shop.fourthwall.com 🌸 Join the Postcard Club & get seasonal postcards directly from Japan 👉 http://ko-fi.com/chanijapan/tiers 🇯🇵Do you want to learn Japanese from the beginning? Visit my courses at https://www.chanijapan.com/ 🇯🇵 If you are new to the channel, my name is Chani and I am a middle aged Australian who was stuck in a rut and moved to Japan to live. I bought an Akiya or empty house and started renovating. I'd love it if you subscribed and joined the community. I look forward to seeing you in the next video 😀 @ChaniJapan #lifeinjapan #wakayama #japanvlog