This vlog is basically my little autumn diary through Hiroshima, Miyajima, and Nagoya — slow moments, good food, and a lot of “wait, this is so peaceful” kind of scenery. I started in Hiroshima at the Atomic Bomb Dome, which still stands exactly where it did in 1945. Even with tourists around, the whole area feels quiet and solemn, and it honestly hit me how peaceful and beautiful the city is now, considering what happened here nearly 80 years ago. I also visited the Peace Memorial Museum, then ended the Hiroshima part with okonomiyaki. After that, I took a quick trip out to Miyajima Island, and it genuinely felt like stepping into another world. There are shrines tucked into the forest and along the shore, deer roaming around (with a very real “please keep your distance” warning), and the shoreline changes so much with the tide. Then in Nagoya, I did a mix of cozy cafe stops and sightseeing — Komeda Coffee for their famous thick toast morning set, and Todagawa Komodo Park, which surprised me the most. It was so scenic at golden hour by the river, and the weather was around 14°C — literally perfect “air con weather.” I wrapped up with street food near Nagoya Castle, exploring the castle grounds, and just taking in that calm, routine-reset kind of travel pace.