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Life in a 100-Year-Old Japanese House | Persimmon Jam & Bears

Making homemade persimmon jam from our garden harvest, exploring the historic Ito Hirobumi Memorial Park in kimono, and reflecting on life in rural Japan. Join me for a slow autumn day filled with traditional crafts, Japanese history, and the simple pleasures of countryside living. Welcome back to another slow living vlog from rural Yamaguchi, Japan. Today's video is a peaceful autumn day filled with homemade preserves, Japanese history, and traditional handcrafts. 🍂 What's in this vlog: Making persimmon jam from our garden harvest - last year we had hardly any, but this year brought an abundant crop Discussing rising food costs and making use of nature's gifts Reflecting on the increasing bear sightings across Japan (over 200 in our area this year alone) Visiting the Ito Hirobumi Memorial Park in kimono Exploring the century-old annex building that Ito Hirobumi never got to see (completed in 1909, the year he was assassinated) Touring Juzo's traditional thatched-roof house where Japan's first Prime Minister grew up Visiting a traditional handcrafts exhibition at the Densho Center Working on a Nagoya obi and finding vintage cassette tapes This video captures the essence of スローライフ (slow life) in the Japanese countryside - preserving seasonal harvests, appreciating history, and finding joy in handmade things.