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Join us as we embark on an unforgettable journey to the Okinawa Sailing Festival, a mesmerizing event that attracts sailors from across the globe to compete and celebrate their passion for sailing in the picturesque waters of Okinawa, Japan. This vibrant f...
The extraordinary tale of a Ukrainian family's voyage from Turkey to Japan, seeking refuge and stability amid war and pandemic, is one of resilience, adaptability, and unexpected kindness in the face of adversity. This captivating story showcases the remar...
In part two of our interview with experienced sailor Francis Hawkings, learn valuable insights on cruising Japan, including adjusting your mindset, the use of big fenders, mastering local charting software, and navigating through mysterious situations. Exp...
Experience the exhilarating 47th Annual Yacht Race from Ginowan to Zamami in Okinawa with LEL Shepherd as he documents the finish line, afterparty, aftermath, morning after, and sail back to Okinawa.
While on a writing retreat on the remarkable island of Zamami, I received thrilling news: my latest book has been shortlisted for Business Book of the Year in the UK! This recognition is a tremendous encouragement and couldn't have come at a better time.
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Join Tyler, Julia and I on board an Ingrid 38, on an epic voyage as we sail from Hawaii to Japan, a journey spanning 35-40 days across the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean.
Follow our adventures on YouTube at @sailingramona and @pacificsolo as we share ...
Embark on an adventure sailing to Carrot Island with experienced sailors, encountering challenges, enjoying local culture, and mastering Man Overboard drills.
Living on a sailboat comes with its own set of challenges. In this episode, titled "Tender Troubles: Will I reach the shore or sink?" I share my experience with the Joycraft Dingy. I'll admit, I take full responsibility for its unexpected and sudden deflat...
Amidst the serene beauty of Paradise, where the azure Pacific meets lush forests, I have encountered kindred spirits on their quest for a unique existence. Allow me to introduce you to Martin and Chiharu, a dynamic duo embarking on a journey of a lifetime ...
As I return to my sailboat, named Wahine, a Gib Sea 402, moored in the middle of a deep inlet on the remote island of Amami, I can't help but feel a sense of trepidation. For the first time ever, I feared for her safety as Typhoon Kahnun lingered over the ...
While I was off the island waiting out the typhoon in a place where I would not be a burden to the local community, I caught up with my friend and colleague Esteban of the Never Too Late Academy. Esteban's digital career is impressive, and he is one of th...
Although this is the final episode of Season 4, it contains a lot of firsts:
1. First time to build a mooring buoy
2. First time to leave Wahine in the middle of the bay at any time, let alone a typhoon
3. First time to experience a Typhoon that was so dan...
Having decided to focus on coastal cruising for the foreseeable future and not a solo crossing of the Pacific, I am trying to adapt myself and Wahine to the new plan. Three changes have taken the lion's share of my attention.
Check out the new Channel:...
My Brother Brent comes to Japan to officiate at my son`s wedding and then joins me for a few days in Amami. We are hosted by Matt Pride, Uken`s man of adventure and I am reminded how my brother is at home at home in the water.
If you are a never-too-late...
Hearing the words "remote island Japan" is one thing. Seeing it in person is another. And having the opportunity to sail through its clear, blue waters? That's a dream come true.
In this episode, I sail to my third port on this unique Island called Amami....
Following my two rather sorrowful Videos earlier this year, and after much reflection and consultation with my advisors and sponsors, I have decided to keep Wahine and focus for the time being on exploring Japan from the sea. The goal of solo sailing acr...
It took two years and three attempts, and I finally arrived in the deep inlet of Uken; I was welcomed by my mate Matt Pride and the Mayor. Also, I made new friends: Mitsu and his colleague Kenchan. Also, It was Shintaro`s final days with me on board Wahi...
I was without an engine, and a sudden storm was blowing me toward an active volcano, I could take refuge on a tiny island with only 59 residents. For three days, I enjoyed the rugged beauty of the island, the hot springs, and the kindness of the locals. ...
Part two of my passage from Oita to Amami. Having spent a week in Abaratsu ( Nichinan), first by the Ghost Ship and then at the wonderful Calm Lanai Harbor, we set off for Tanegashima, Japan`s Cape Canaveral. Shin Taro, who helped me install the new alte...
Oita to Amami Part One. After a month of questioning my boat and then myself, I set my eyes on finally reaching Amami Oshima. It is the island near Okinawa I set out to sail to two years ago today ( March 4th). I diverted to Mei Prefecture because of a b...
If you're feeling lost and drained, you are not alone. ! In this video, I'm sharing my crisis of confidence and the process I am going through.
If you are a never-too-later like me check out the free resources at
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To Track Wahine p...
In this video, I`ll show you how I installed a Xantrex Inverter. Thanks to Xantrex, we can keep our power running in bad weather conditions!
If you're having trouble with your power or you're just looking for a new inverter, be sure to check out this vide...
I have no regrets about buying Wahine four years ago, She has been my home on the water, classroom, studio, laboratory, think tank, and refuge. We have sailed over 3000 kilometers visiting over 60 ports. It has been a pure delight to see much of the sa...
Happy Holidays everyone. Thanks for watching. How was your 2022? Mine kinda went like this
Winter: Troublesome ( Accident at Sea and Health issues)
Spring: Positive ( Filmed the Pilot with History Channel and completed a circumnavigation of Kyushu)
Summer:...
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