Real Life in Rural Japan | An Early Morning with a Traditional Japanese Breakfast

Spend a slow morning in the Japanese countryside with NOBU and Jannis. Filmed at Sekiden Farm in Izu, Shizuoka, this Japanese morning routine follows everyday life in a traditional Japanese house — from morning chores to a homemade Japanese breakfast on the engawa veranda. Join us as we prepare rice, miso soup, grilled salmon and tamagoyaki, share breakfast, hang out the laundry, and enjoy a quiet moment surrounded by nature. A little glimpse of rural Japan, with the sounds of cooking and daily life. Which part of this morning would you like to experience? Let us know in the comments! CHAPTERS 00:00 Morning in Izu, Japan 00:40 Waking Up in a Traditional Japanese House 01:08 Opening the Windows to the Countryside 02:33 Laundry & Getting Ready 03:44 Preparing a Homemade Japanese Breakfast 08:39 Making Tamagoyaki (Japanese Rolled Omelette) 10:22 Setting the Breakfast Table 11:54 Breakfast Together on the Engawa 14:23 Hanging Out the Laundry 15:06 A Quiet Moment in the Countryside 15:41 Closing Views of Rural Japan LOCATION 🏡 Sekiden Farm 194 Tokurano, Izu-shi, Shizuoka 410-2519, Japan https://tachiage.notion.site/a5fdd06d... MEET US 🙋‍♂️ NOBU 🇯🇵 From Kagoshima, Japan Instagram:   / _nobujapan_   🙎‍♂️ Jannis 🇨🇭 From Bern, Switzerland Instagram:   / calledyannis   ABOUT HIDDEN JAPAN Hidden Japan explores traditional Japanese homes, rural life, and the people and places beyond the big cities. Many rural communities in Japan face a growing number of vacant homes, known as akiya, while people and opportunities become concentrated in urban areas. Through stories of old houses and everyday life, we hope to share the appeal of Japan’s countryside and inspire more people to connect with these communities. Subscribe for more glimpses of life in rural Japan:    / @hiddenjapan-nobu   #JapaneseCountryside #JapaneseBreakfast #MorningRoutine