Pearl Howie

Japan Is Very Wonderful: The Guide to Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto and the Kumano Kodo (Camino de la Luna, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Japan was the beginning of something extraordinary.

Much of who I was on that trip has disappeared. Relationships, business, home, beliefs have all gone or changed radically. But Japan was not my trip, this was the escape of a lifetime for a client.

I discovered that amazing things don't just happen when you follow your dreams, they also happen when you help others follow theirs.

My guidebooks have always been "an escape in a box" a tour you can follow and do yourself - this one is eight nights in some of the most beautiful places (and hotels) in the world. (It also helps if you eat fish and aren't scared to get naked in front of others.)

A full colour photo book of 110 pages, laid out as two pages.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Flying Machine Films Limited
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232383763
• Artikelnr.: 76012330

Autorenporträt

Since 2010, I've been the Explorer-in-Chief of Pearl Escapes, the organisation I set up to share all the most wonderful things (escapes) I could find around the world. I've shared Zumba, traditional healing, spiritual practices, my own deeply personal story of being a kidney donor and my adventures around the world.

After studying in person with don Miguel Ruiz and his sons in 2016, I was fortunate enough to be able to complete an online apprenticeship with them during the pandemic.

I've studied with Beto Perez, the founder of Zumba® Fitness and the top Zumba Instructors in the world. My biggest achievement was rolling out Zumba Gold. When I began, there were no classes in my area of London, let alone chair classes by the time I left there were 22 taught by other instructors.

I studied Maths at university because I loved the black and white of it, but then it started to become more complicated, less absolute and I couldn't handle those shades of grey, the spaces in the knowing. I got my degree but then walked away, falling in love with film, eventually getting a Masters degree and making a dance movie. Through Buddhism I learned to love the spaces in between, the mystery of life and this last practical experiment, this recent journey has shown me, magically that so many things come back around to the beginning, whether it's Maths (which is also problem solving) or the title of my feature film, because I've learned so powerfully, from the last few years, that we have "Everything To Dance For".