【Mom's life in Japan】Health, Money & Relationships Update | What Changed After 1 Month?

Welcome to A Mom's Life in Japan! In this video, I share the real changes I've experienced in my health, finances, and relationships while raising my son and living a simple life on the mountains in rural Japan. One month has passed since I began my 1,000-day experiment inspired by the teachings of Mizuno Nanboku, who believed that 'Small eating changes one's destiny 100%'. Thank you for following our journey. We hope our story inspires you to create positive changes in your own life.☺︎ 「A Mom's Life in Japan」へようこそ！ 今回は、山の中で息子と暮らしながら、健康・経済状況・人間関係にどのような変化があったのかを、ありのままにお伝えします＾＾ 江戸時代に実在した観相家・水野南北の教えに基づく「小食開運法1000日実験」を始めてから、1ヶ月が経過しました。 この小さな実験の記録が、誰かの人生を前向きに変えるきっかけになれば嬉しいです☺︎ *** 📲 Connect with us on social media: Instagram:   / the_japanese_mom   📧 For inquiries, collaborations, or business opportunities, contact us at: ekklesia.jp@gmail.com *** Profile: Yuko A solo- mother from Japan. Living on a mountain in very country side Japan with her son, Nuh chan. After the suicide of her beloved mother, her heart shattered. Suffering from severe depression, she seeked to escape reality, then moved to Byron Bay, Australia. She met a Spanish girl there and learned through their conversations that she had also lost a close family member to suicide. For the first time, she found someone who understood her pain, realizing that she was not alone that there are other people who experience the same, and understand her completely. This encounter led to a profound paradigm shift, instantly lifting the depression she had suffered from for many years. Yuko became so grateful for the ability to have conversation in English, which made her interaction with the Spanish girl possible. She then believed that by using English and sharing life experiences with various people not only from our own country, but from all over the world could help heal our hearts, no matter what kind of pain we have. Driven by this belief, she incurred a debt of nearly 100,000 US dollars and opened "English Conversation café and bar, Cafe Byron Bay" in Asakusa, Tokyo in 2013. This establishment, where Japanese people learning English and foreign tourists/residenses visiting Asakusa mingled, quickly became a famous "Borderless restaurant." It also provided opportunities to connect with around 20,000 Japanese people who wished to speak English, and the café became a catalyst for many to change their lives, including international marriages, overseas relocations, and job changes to desired workplaces. Furthermore, to offer services themed around 'Meeting people from around the world,' which had not existed in Japan before, Yuko founded Ekklesia Co., Ltd. in 2019. In 2020, she launched the "Global Community Byron Bay," an online salon that combines real and online interactions, helping people make friends worldwide and learn to speak English. With the mission of "Helping people heal through the encounters they gain, by using the power of English," she continued her activities. By having her first child, 'Nuh' and reaching the 10-year milestone of her business in 2022, she decided to close the company and stay close to her son as a stay at home mom. In 2023, having so many mysterious connections, she decided to drastically change her way of cooking and eating. She started practicing 'Shokuyo (Macrobiotic) in everyday life, and eventually moved to a small mountain village in Japanese countryside to follow one of the of macrobiotic from Japan. Her life drastically changed since the encounter with macrobiotic. In 2023, she slowly began the Youtube channnel 'The Japanese Mom'. In 2026, she renamed it as 'Letters to my son', in order to make this channel as a remembrancer for her son to watch when he grows up. By believing that, even if a huge earthquake etc. happened and destroyed all the photos/videos.. Her son will be able to find all the memories as vlogs, as long as they're on the internet. *Introduction video (About us)    • A Japanese Single Mother’s Story: Food Tha...   #japanesecooking #vegan #singlemom #motherhood #momslifeinjapan