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The Typhoon Left Me This 🌈
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Storm gone. Rainbow arrived. I’ll take it. 🌈⛵ https://www.nevertoolateacademy.com/ #Wahine #AmamiOshima #Rainbow #SailingJapan #JapanSolo

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At 71 was it My Age or the Wind
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The typhoon had passed, but its tail was still blowing through Buren Bay. I’m on typhoon watch for my friend Mitsu, Wahine’s new owner, while he is in Mexico ...

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A Breakthrough in My Search for Japan’s Longevity Hotspots
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Back in Buren Bay, Amami Oshima — my longevity laboratory. I'm here for a few weeks, keeping an eye on Wahine during typhoon season while her new owner, ...

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Day 8: First Time!
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Day 8... and yes, the week has been extended. 😊 Today, after morning Taiso with a friend and Neighbour, Ken Chan, Chiharu and her son Mitsu flew to nearby ...

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Day 7: Wonder Never Grows Old
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Day 7... but we're not finished yet/ Today began early when a neighbor brought over a special flower for Chiharu to enjoy. After Taiso and before breakfast, ...

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Day 6: Waterfalls, Sketching, Tacos and Community
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Day 6 The day began, as it has throughout the week, with Radio Taiso. Later we escaped the summer heat with a visit to a nearby waterfall, where we sat ...

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A Week with Chiharu (91) | Day 5: Finding Joy in the Moment
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A Week with Chiharu is a seven-day glimpse into the life of 91-year-old Chiharu as she spends time with her son Mitsu and me in Buren Bay, Japan. Through ...

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A Week with Chiharu (91): An Apetite for Life #japan #agingwell #longevity
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A Week with Chiharu is a seven-day glimpse into the life of 91-year-old Chiharu as she spends time with her son Mitsu and me in Buren Bay, Japan. Through ...

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A Week with Chiharu (91) | Day 3: A New Captain
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This was a special day. It started out with Radio Taiso again early morning then we rowed out to Wahine. It was only the second time I'd sailed with ...

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Day 2: 91 and Ready for Anything
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This is Day 2 of spending a week with 91-year-old Chiharu in my little longevity laboratory here in Buren Bay, Japan. It's only the second time we've met. The ...

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A Mother. A Son.  Genuine Friends. #agingwell #family #japan
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This week, Mitsu's 91-year-old mother, Chiharu, has joined us in Buren Bay. It's only the second time I've met her. The first was a few months ago when she ...

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Shared Abundance #fieldnotes #japan #abundance
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Tankan are in season here in this remote Island, a designated World Heritage Site. A woman came by the boat, leaving me with two bags full. No transaction. ...

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Moving the Boat on a Mirror-Smooth Morning #FieldNotes #BoatLife #SlowTravel
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I moved the boat today. The water was mirror smooth. Mountains resting in their own reflections. For an hour it felt like I wasn’t moving at all. Sometimes ...

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Oranges and Bleach #fieldnotes #japan #travel
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I’ve been provisioning the boat. Somewhere between oranges and bleach, I managed to fall. Nothing to dramatic — just a swollen elbow and a reminder. ...

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Where I Stay #fieldnotes #japan #slowtravel
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Back in Buren Bay. I haven’t stepped aboard yet. I’m just looking. Belonging doesn’t always arrive loudly. Sometimes it’s already there. Field notes from ...

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Back in Buren Bay: Preparing the SUP and Tending to Wahine
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Back to the boat.. After five weeks away—and a little longer neglecting the boat while working on my book project—I’m heading back out to Wahine. The ...

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Japan’s Real-Life Waterworld Mariner #Waterworld #SailingLife #OceanStories
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Meet Mitsuharu Kume — the closest real-world equivalent I’ve ever found to Kevin Costner’s “Mariner” from Waterworld. He may not have gills (that I know of), ...

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Mold Check, Sea View, and Sailing Lessons Ahead #SailingLife #Liveaboard #NeverTooLate
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Back on board Wahine after six weeks away. No mold (a sailor’s small victory!) and Buren Bay is as beautiful as ever. In this short, I share a quick check-in ...

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Back on my Feet and Wahine is Safe #japan #ikigai #bluezone
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New Meditative Video Coming soon Lowell here from Pacific Solo and the Never Too Late Academy. I’m back on the mainland, diving deeper into longevity research ...

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After the Splash: Returning to Silence #boatlife #birthday #waterfall
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After a weekend of sea swims, waterfalls, sailing and laughter, the family heads home, and I return to my floating solitude in Buren Bay. Read the full ...

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Taking Out the Trash: BoatLife in Japan #boatlife #sailingjapan japan #cruisinglife
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Taking out the trash isn’t always straightforward—especially when you live on a sailboat, anchored off a remote Japanese hamlet. In this short glimpse, I row ...

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Catching Bee-Repelling Insects for My Boat #SailingSafety #naturehacks #travel
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I’ve had severe allergic reactions to bee stings—so when I heard fake dragonflies might ward them off, I ordered six off Amazon. They’re going up on my ...

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Morning Chores on the Water: Bailing 30 Liters of Rainwater! #japan #sailing #travel #boatlife
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Morning chores on the boat never end — especially after a good downpour! 🌧 Today in Buren Bay, it’s me, a bucket, and about 30 liters of rainwater in the ...

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Living Afloat in Japan’s Rainy Season  #BoatLife #NeverTooLate #SailingJapan
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Rainy season has arrived in Japan, and that means humid days, provisioning missions, and rowing a few hundred meters to shore. Life on a boat, currently in ...

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