Seeking Sustainability in Japan with JJWalsh features weekly interviews with a variety of people from various parts of Japan doing interesting work, projects, research and travels or living alternative lifestyles.
The channel hosts short videos on location from travels around Japan to introduce the location and talk about the more sustainable highlights on offer — e.g. what is available which doesn't damage the local community and natural environment, but still has high-quality value and brings enough income.
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hi jj here- originally from hawaii and now long time in hiroshima sharing travel and sustainability insights from japan! look forward to hearing what you think of the interviews and topics :)
Hi JJ, I'm Angus based in Tochigi. I work a lot with local governments in 'Kita Kanto' (North of Tokyo region) helping them with tourism and promoting the region using www.nearbytokyo.com . I watched your video and thought I'd reach out as I have a good friend (www.linkedin.com/in/takeshi-shimotaya-mba-msc-csr-p-ba75378/) in Tokyo who is one of the leaders of Sustainability and CSR in Japan. Let me know if you want to interview him. He lived, studied, and worked in the UK so speeks fluient English. Also, I know a local Kindergarden doing very interesting work using Japanese Indigo! Keep up the good work!
Hi JJ, thanks for sharing your channel with our community! I was really glad to learn about your show, and I'm sure there's a number of Travel Massive members (like Angus mentioned) who would be great to interview. We can put a call-out in our next newsletter if you're interested?
Hi Angus! so great to connect, I would love to have you on my show and collaborate with you to introduce more travel influencers + sustainability topics focused on Japan- how awesome!
thanks so much Ian- a call out in your next newsletter would be great! I sometimes interview people outside of Japan who also have travel expertise, business and tours to Japan as well- the outside view of Japan and those who cater to the international customers is such great insight for the industry, thanks!
Hello JJ,
I am a long-term Japan resident and travel tech person who really enjoys your activities. Well done! Keep it up!
Regards,
Scott