Is 24 Hours Ever Enough on a Day Off? 🇯🇵 A Nurse's Day Off in Japan | Age 29

Thanks for watching. ☕ Only 2 days off a week — and they're always gone in a flash. So on this day off, I packed in everything: laundry at the coin laundry, lunch at Royal Host (Japan's "fancy" family restaurant), a new onsen in Umeda where you can relax AND work, and a local autumn festival at night. I'm 29 now. Lately I've been thinking about my future, and comparing myself to others more than I'd like. Looking back on this day, I realized I'm always trying to make the most of my limited time. Maybe that's the nurse in me — juggling many tasks at once, even on my day off. How about you? Do you sleep in on your days off, or go out? Tell me in the comments. 🌿 ⏱ Chapters 0:00 Opening 0:23 My day off 0:51 Coin laundry 1:48 Why my days off feel too short 3:21 Lunch at Royal Host 8:01 Train to Umeda 9:10 Umekita Onsen Ren 10:06 After the bath — Fuji salmon bowl & beer 12:48 What I realized about myself 13:18 Working at the onsen & massage chair 14:44 Osaka at night 15:17 Autumn festival (danjiri) 16:24 24 hours isn't enough 16:57 Bonus: how I deal with stress Prices in this video: ¥158.6 = $1, ¥177.33 = €1 (Oct 12, 2026) ────────────── 🔔 Subscribe for quiet, real daily life from Japan ↓    / @miholivinginjapan   ☕ Buy me a coffee (support the channel) → https://buymeacoffee.com/miholivingin... 🏠 Stay at my guesthouse in Osaka (TOMARIGI OSAKA) → https://www.airbnb.jp/rooms/159537250... 📷 Instagram (daily life & behind the scenes) →   / miho_vlog   #japan #osaka #nurseinjapan #dayoff #royalhost #onsen #danjiri #cozyvlog #japandailylife