Why come to Peru

When a friend of mine who was part of Rajendra Singh's water conservation project in India asked me to come to Peru, I thought it was a sign from God. I still feel the same way.
I talked with Rajendra about his project and I would like to support him as well. It is difficult to do the same in Japan because the system is much stricter than in India or Peru, but there are already solutions in Japan for the cases I have seen in India.
I would like to do it with a spiritual connection to the earth, water, and the planet.

I can also say that when I look at a person's body, I feel everything, I have insight, I can smell with my hands, for example, and I receive information, I see the body as a whole.

I want to do the same with the earth.

That is why I came to Peru.
I am already able to see the body to heal others because I have overcome many challenges.
And this area is also the area where I went to medical school for 6 years, and after that, I have been able to open up in many different areas of exploration.
Water is the blood vessel of the earth, and I have done a lot of research on water conservation.

After studying medicine, I realized that all life is interconnected and interrelated throughout all living things beyond human beings. I study planetary health, holistic medicine (body, mind, and spirit), global ecosystems including plant life, marine life, and wildlife. I’m also an ecological artist who visits ecological communities, works in nature, and writes poetry while dealing with people's illnesses through bodywork.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I want to be friends with people in Peru

Interests

Nature, journey

• arts
• dancing
• meditation
• hiking
• medicine
• nature
• spirituality
• permaculture
• spiritual growth
• jouney

Music, Movies, and Books

Kirtan songs

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Body healing

Teach, Learn, Share

Medicine ecology

What I Can Share with Hosts

Body healing ,cook ,cleaning, Japanese culture ecological perspectives, smile

Countries I’ve Visited

Australia, Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, Montenegro, Netherlands, Peru, South Korea, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States, Viet Nam

Countries I’ve Lived In

Japan