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A Week with Chiharu is a seven-day glimpse into the life of 91-year-old Chiharu as she spends time with her son Mitsu and me in Buren Bay, Japan. Through ordinary moments—sharing meals, singing, sailing, walking, and simply enjoying each day's adventures—I'm exploring what everyday life can teach us about aging well, community, and the art of growing older. Day 4 The day began, as it often does, with sunrise, Radio Taiso, and breakfast. Today's special treat was locally grown passion fruit. After breakfast came haiku, before Chiharu headed off with her son Mitsu to enjoy lunch with friends and an afternoon of music and singing with singer Tomo-chan. Chiharu has a large appetite for life. She enjoys physical activity, but she's equally drawn to creativity, conversation, music, friendship, and good food. As I continue my research into Japan's longevity communities, I observe that aging well is about more than exercise or diet. It is remaining fully engaged with people, with place, and with life itself. Tomorrow... Day 5. About Lowell Sheppard Lowell Sheppard is Founder of Never Too Late Academy, Special Advisor to the International Academic Forum (IAFOR), and a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS). After living in Japan for nearly three decades, he is traveling the country researching longevity, community, and healthy aging, sharing observations from Japan that may help us all live well for longer. https://www.nevertoolateacademy.com/blog #Longevity #HealthyAging #Community #JapanSolo #Japan #ActiveAging #NeverTooLateAcademy
From day to day, the sailing liveabaord life can great one moment and bad then next. On this episode, we hide out in a protected anchorage from a big storm but we are on high alert as another boat nearly dragged into us. Then the next day the sun comes out and it is perfect for some island exploration. Join the adventures of WE, sailing around the world one nautical mile at a time.
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