We are preparing a broadcasting room at Wholeearth Ryokan Hiroshima.

After taking the national real estate exam,

I was so exhausted that I spent about two months relaxing at  Ryokan,

until the end of the year.

 

I was thinking of replacing the flooring to celebrate passing the exam,

and at that very moment I met a floor craftsman at  Ryokan.

 

I had the cherry blossom flooring installed in December,

and I was blown away by how beautiful it was!

 

It had a dignified atmosphere, like a sacred dojo.

It was a strange sensation, like I was suddenly filled with energy.

And so I decided to create a broadcasting room at Earth Inn.

 

I had been thinking about this for a while.

However, in this age of COVID, with only three guests per month,

I felt that it would be impossible to move forward,

so I was hesitant to go ahead with it.

With the tremendous number of guests in 2023,

the new brand new flooring this time,

and in this era where value is shifting further from things to content,

I thought that the establishment of a broadcasting room would be perfect.

I originally conducted interviews with travelers at the Chikyu Ryokan office,

and I will upload them as 20-minute videos!

I have already had conversations with thousands of people at Chikyu Ryokan,

and I have finally decided to make them public.

Why do people travel?

It’s similar to the question of why people live.

I believe that traveling is about creating your own philosophy.

Please take a look at the conversations with young people (I mean young people in a spiritual sense) who go abroad alone,

with their backpacks on their backs,

and with travelers who love to travel.

We’ve already recorded eight people,

so we’ll interview 200 people to start with!

We’ll share it on social media and YouTube,

and see how much buzz it gets!

And this information sharing will lead to the creation of my travel work in my 40s.

That means taking young people on trips.

Leaving the city where you were born and raised,

as a kind of training,

and in the sense of creating your own philosophy,

I think backpacking is a very effective way to do it.

Adventure travel advocate

Hisaya