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At the beginning of the livestream, we will throw a dart at a map of Japan and then on stream we need to figure out how to get there (car, train, plane) and then head there. The aim is to get there as quickly as possible without using the BRB screen; however, if we need to fly then we will have to put on a BRB screen. Ideally, driving is best though.

We will be learning sword skills from a professional swordsman, and I'm wondering which style to lean into. It's a very casual stream environment where we chat about life while showing people unique things around Japan. We love anime and often chat about that on stream; however, I think the samurai/ninja style best showcases what kinda things we will get up to.

A short with minimal talking - focus on the sights and sounds of Tsuwano.

This will be a vlog series following a 10-day RV trip around Kyushu Island. I will record different elements of the trip (food, sightseeing, etc) and share anecdotes from my day.

Offer an alternative Japan than Tokyo. Talk about the beauty of the Japanese countryside and the smaller areas that are beautiful, untouched by tourists, and need the tourism

Exploring what to do, eat and see in Kagawa prefecture

Outline of how scarecrow villages came to exist in Japan. Showing off this example. Interviewing local residents who try maintain the area. Discussion about Japans aging population, how highways have impacted these villages, etc.

Discussing how I got involved in a local Japanese festival, talking about the relevance of the festival (who, what, when, where, why), discussing how it was for a foreigner to get involved.

A deep dive into the festival, its history, its links to Tokushima, the issues Tokushima is facing due to seasonal tourism, etc.

Discuss 5 onsen across Japan that are free to enter, pros and cons of wild onsens, and onsen etiquette.