Japanese Man Lived in 800 Strangers’ Homes | May I Stay Tonight EP1

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At the age of 28, Japanese store manager @SchlafIshida decided to quit his job and travel the world. Ishida’s first stop was Taiwan, where he developed his ritual: Holding a sign saying “May I Stay Tonight” to see if strangers would accommodate him. This unusual method has opened many doors for Ishida, allowing him to stay, dine, wine and connect with people from all walks of life. Having experienced ample hospitality, Ishida is determined to persist his free-spirited couch surfing lifestyle for the rest of his life. “May I Stay Tonight” is a part of the award-winning Japanese documentary series “The Nonfiction.” In this first-ever collaboration between TaiwanPlus and Fuji TV, we follow Ishida on his journey and witness the deep-seated friendship between Taiwan and Japan. #japan #taiwan #couchsurfing #FujiTV #connection #stranger #thenonfiction #ザノンフィクション #nonfiction #fulldocumentaries #fulldocumentary #SchlafIshida #石田 #シュラフ石田 #backpackinglife #シュラフ石田 #SchlafIshida #今晩泊めてください #非日常生活 #泊まり旅Vlog #泊まり旅 #culturalexchange #travelwithoutmoney #FreeSpiritTraveler #traveldocumentary #LifeOnTheRoad #TaiwanTravel #backpacking #solotravel ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁ 🌏 TaiwanPlus | Taiwan to the World Breaking news and original programs. All things Taiwan at your fingertips. Visit our website » https://www.taiwanplus.com 📱 Connect with TaiwanPlus » Like us on Facebook: https://tw.plus/facebook » Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/taiwanplusshows » Follow us on Instagram: https://tw.plus/instagram 🇹🇼 About TaiwanPlus TaiwanPlus is the premier international media platform providing English-language news and entertainment from Taiwan, at the heart of the most dynamic and fastest growing region on Earth.