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From video: Getting My Life Back in Order at 50 | Life in Japan
Published: January 30, 2026

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Living in Japan at 50. The first 1,000 people watching this video to use the link in my description will get a full year of Premium membership to Craftsy for only $1.49: https://go.craftsy.com/chanijapan/ I spend a quiet weekend getting my life back in order. This video shows daily life in Japan — cleaning, a Japanese laundromat visit, organising my home, and slowing down during winter. After a full few weeks with my boys visiting, this calm weekend felt like the right time to take care of the house and enjoy the quiet again. In this video, I clean and reorganise a spare room, do laundry at the local laundromat, and finally start a small sewing project. Living in Japan makes this kind of flexible, slower-paced life easier — from futons instead of big beds to strong laundromat dryers and adaptable spaces. I also share a few simple thoughts on caring for an old Japanese house, finding peace in everyday routines, and appreciating calm moments at home. If you enjoy slow living, life in Japan, cosy winter days, or realistic daily routines, I hope this video feels comforting to watch. Thank you for being here 🤍 🌿 Useful Links 🧡 Postcard Club – Join the club for handwritten postcards from Japan http://ko-fi.com/chanijapan/tiers 👕 Chani Japan Merch: NEW Cushion Covers and Tumblers are here! https://chanijapan.store 📚 Beginner Japanese for Real Life in Japan🇯🇵 (Brain training + hiragana + basics) https://www.chanijapan.com/ ☕ Support the channel https://ko-fi.com/chanijapan If you are new to the channel, my name is Chani and I am a middle aged Australian who was stuck in a rut and moved to Japan to live. I bought an Akiya or empty house and started renovating. I'd love it if you subscribed and joined the community. I look forward to seeing you in the next video 😀 @ChaniJapan #LifeInJapan #LivingInJapan #SlowLiving