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I doubt there's much risk of that in this case. A person who wanted to imitate this would need to: - Live in Japan, or be able to get a Japanese visa - Have a
by nagonago 4y ago
I doubt there's much risk of that in this case. A person who wanted to imitate this would need to:
- Live in Japan, or be able to get a Japanese visa
- Have a Japanese driver's license
- Have a remote working job with flexible enough hours
- Be willing to live a van life with all its inconveniences
Plus it's not like there's any particular single paradise to be ruined. Japan is a big place. Even if 1000 people did read this and suddenly started van-lifeing around Japan I doubt it would make a difference.
- jack_pp 4y agoYeah you're probably right, this particular lifehack/exploit has a very high barrier to entry. But the general idea still stands. I remember hearing Anthony Bourdain would not adeverise great little restaurants he found for fear of running them.
- freetime2 4y agoIt would be fairly straightforward to enter Japan on a three-month tourist visa, use an international driver's license, and rent a van. > Be willing to live a van life with all its inconveniences This would be a show stopper for me. But apparently enough people are into it that #vanlife is a thing.