Exploring Mt. Fuji: Scenic Views, Herb Gardens & Ice Cream 

The elusive My. Fuji, such a beautiful volcano!! A must see for those planning to visit Japan. What fun to see your friend and her daughter having fun in the video!! A herb garden, wow!! It looked so cool!! Thanks for another awesome video👏🏽👏🏽❤️💕

So I know it's a different subject matter but I just wanted to thank you for your Ulnar Nerve videos. Also I subbed love your other videos too. I'm 27 years old and I haven't gotten the surgery but I have problems in both elbows and have tried various non-surgical treatments for several months now, I couldn't do an EMG test because I was allergic to the gel that they used seems simple enough to get another gel but apparently not and I just can't do it anymore it's just horrible pain and it just strikes randomly. Can't get comfortable to sleep etc. You get it. It is in both elbows mainly but then there is pain in the shoulders and other parts of the arm and hand even the armpit (today at least). I just wanted to ask a few things. I know we are different and everyone has different symptoms but you are the first person that I've seen in videos and online at all that has had the elbow popping which has driven me effing nuts for weeks now so I thought I'd just ask. 1st: Is there like a different kind of surgery for athletes vs. regular non-athlete people? I'm not an athlete but because of all this in the past four months I literally plan once I'm all healed to do what you are doing now which is Get Out! Like literally I feel like I can't do anything go on vacation, or go on a bike ride or walk it's honestly depressing. Hell who knows I might get into athletics after all this I like archery and would like to continue without issues so I'm just trying to see what type of surgery would be the best fit for me (there's more to consider than my personal feeling of course but still). I read your comment section and someone said they got the cubital tunnel release not the transposition like you and they said they started to experience symptoms again which I really don't think I can handle that if it were to happen to me. Do it right the first time you know? 2nd: As far as the rehab how long did it take for you to be able to drive a car again? I drive an automatic but I feel like I would want to be able to fully use my arms again (one arm at a time my surgeon says) before driving again. 3rd: As far as testing goes before the surgery... like I said above I can't get the EMG test done as I'm allergic to it, but did you get any other tests done? MRI etc.? 4th: As far as other no-surgical treatments go... Did you ever get cortisone shots? That's the one thing I haven't tried. I was given a cream to put on my arms that had nerve meds in it but surprise I was allergic to it and had a horrible allergy which set my treatment back by a whole month. 5th: This one may seem silly I'm not really sure but have you hit your "funny bone?" Does it have that same electric shock feeling or does it happen elsewhere now that the nerve is somewhere else? That feeling for me was/is the absolute worst thing about everything. Especially when it first happened. The anxiety of it happening again is literally horrible. I'm a writer and crafter so this has literally been horrible for me. I'd compare it to your Javelin throwing, I just can't perform to what I could do before this all happened you know? 6th: How are you feeling right now? *** I know it's a whole lot but your input would really be so so so appreciated!! Thanks!! ***

"Fuji is like the CIA or FBI" hahahah never thought I'd hear that comparison. I'll be making my way to japan in a week and hadn't really thought much to plan a trip to a town with a view because of what people said about cloud cover. I've heard Chureito Pagoda is the spot to go to for a view? The livestream is CLUTCH. Will be using that. Andrea goated for spending half a decade in Japan just as research for this video series.