Living on a Boat in Japan: Typhoon Coming? #boatlife #japan #solosailor

There’s a typhoon in the forecast—at least according to one of the weather models—and it could sweep right over Amami next week. So it’s prep time aboard Wahine. Today I’m taking down the jib sail, adding fenders, securing gear, and making sure both inside and out are storm-ready.

It’s a strangely calm and beautiful morning. Perfect weather… for storm prep. ANd a pleasant break from writing.

Living on a boat along in a Bay by a remote Japanese village means you don’t just watch the forecast, you respect it.

Join me for a short glimpse into the practical side of slow living at sea: a mix of solitude, muscle memory, and quiet readiness.

🎥 Shot on location in Buren Village, Amami Oshima
🌸 Part of the Never Too Late Longevity Project
📚 From the author of A Journey Beyond the Blue Zone

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