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For the past two years I've been travelling across Japan, letting longevity data guide my journey. This time the numbers have brought me to Shizuoka Prefecture—the prefecture with Japan's shortest Red Zone, the years between health span and lifespan. What makes people here stay healthier for longer? That's what I'm here to discover. This is the beginning of another chapter in my search for the lessons behind healthy aging in Japan. Subscribe for more field notes from Japan's longevity hotspots. #Japan #Longevity #JapanSoloFieldNotes https://www.nevertoolateacademy.com/blog
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The new Windelo 55 Sport: a high performance eco-advanced bluewater catamaran. Showing in Cannes in September. ▫️ 17 degree bow rake. Extended carbon daggerboards. A carbon rig built for power. Over 500kg lighter than the 54, and still running on bio-sourced resins, recycled PET foam and electric propulsion. ▫️ Swipe through the features. ▫️ #Electric #yachts #CleanTech @windelocatamaran
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Experience a vibrant celebration of tradition and culture in the highlands of Alor. This dance is a glimpse into the living heritage found across the Lesser Sunda Islands, where ancient customs and modern life intertwine. The rings worn on the feet during traditional dances is made of metal or bronze and is known as a leg ring or anklet. It serves both a musical and symbolic purpose. 1. Rhythmic Sound These metal anklets create a percussive rhythm with each step, adding a rich layer of sound to the performance. They act as natural instruments, keeping time with the music and enhancing the intensity of the dance. 2. Cultural Meaning Wearing these rings is a symbol of connection to tradition and the land. The weight and sound reflect endurance, unity, and the importance of honoring ancestral heritage. 3. Ceremonial Use Typically worn during warrior or ceremonial dances, the rings are part of attire used to welcome guests, celebrate identity, or mark important events. They are both decorative and deeply meaningful. Curious to experience these traditions firsthand? Join one of our immersive journeys across the Lesser Sunda Islands and Alor, where cultural connection, natural beauty, and purposeful travel come together. #CulturalDance #TraditionalDance #FolkDance #WorldCulture #HeritageTravel #CulturalExperience #TravelEurope #TravelUSA #CulturalJourney #EthnicDance #SustainableTravel #ResponsibleTravel #AdventureTravel #CulturalHeritage #TravelWithPurpose #ExploreTheWorld #GlobalCulture #AuthenticTravel #SlowTravel #MeaningfulTravel
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What will she have for dinner, will she want hers or mine?
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