There’s also a special feeling you get when you actually visit a foreign city yourself and see everything with your own eyes, and I find that feeling equally empowering.
Walking back to your hotel late at night under the glow of the street lights, chatting with friends amongst the hustle and bustle of an inner-city street stall, wandering down random back alleys – it’s moments like these, when everything feels completely normal regardless of the fact that you’re in another country, that these cities begin to take on a special meaning.

But what I’ve found, and firmly believe, is that when it comes to the everyday stuff, we’re really not that different at all.
And if Japan could serve as a bridge that links all these everyday lives together, nothing would make me happier.
Although the “Team Sakusaku ~We Love Japan” community is only new, I really hope that we can use it to create something together.
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