Japanese YouTube channel wan life (Dog's life) very much shows an area and lifestyle with that Ghibli aesthetic in spades, as it covers the daily relaxing adventures of a woman and her three dogs who live at the foot of Mount Kai-komagatake, which straddles Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture and Ina City, Nagano Prefecture.
The charming "slow life" videos have gained quite a following, with many finding themselves soothed by the "in harmony with nature" aura that each video gives off--which shouldn't be surprising as the channel's uploader has been living in the area for 26 years.
There's some DIY appeal to be seen, as you watch her boil wild vegetables from the forest and make them into salads or deep fry them on skewers, all with the company of her three canine friends who seem more than happy to explore the almost fairytale like setting.
Watching her introduce her home, which looks right out of a Studio Ghibli film, is also a treat, as are how she impalements simple items purchased from 100-yen store Seria into her daily living.
Those looking for some real life Studio Ghibli aesthetic, DIY tips, or simply something soothing ASMR and visual stimulation may want to check in on dog's life on YouTube!
With many beloved animation giant Studio Ghibli's films being set in Japan, it's not exactly a surprise that you can run into areas that seem to recreate Ghibli anime magic in real life when you explore the country.
Japanese YouTube channel wan life (Dog's life) very much shows an area and lifestyle with that Ghibli aesthetic in spades, as it covers the daily relaxing adventures of a woman and her three dogs who live at the foot of Mount Kai-komagatake, which straddles Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture and Ina City, Nagano Prefecture.
The charming "slow life" videos have gained quite a following, with many finding themselves soothed by the "in harmony with nature" aura that each video gives off--which shouldn't be surprising as the channel's uploader has been living in the area for 26 years.
There's some DIY appeal to be seen, as you watch her boil wild vegetables from the forest and make them into salads or deep fry them on skewers, all with the company of her three canine friends who seem more than happy to explore the almost fairytale like setting.
Watching her introduce her home, which looks right out of a Studio Ghibli film, is also a treat, as are how she impalements simple items purchased from 100-yen store Seria into her daily living.
Those looking for some real life Studio Ghibli aesthetic, DIY tips, or simply something soothing ASMR and visual stimulation may want to check in on dog's life on YouTube!
By - grape Japan editorial staff.
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