Hiroko Yoda

Even if you feel sick or, you know, whatever, you get injured, you can't stop.

Once you commit to that...

You have to finish it.

And he finished it.

But the thing is, the things I, you know, I was, you know, the takeaway from him and his book, he wrote a memoir.

It's that the hardship, of course, it's difficult that the training was very hard for him.

But what is harder is his life in, you know, outside of mountain.

And because it's just, so what he's saying is that he had a lot of takeaways from the training, but he didn't keep those realizations to himself.

If he did that, and that is just for self-focus, the self-satisfaction, that's not the really Shigendo was all about.

That's what he said.

Now it's time for him to share whatever he learned

outside of the mountains, daily life.

Okay.

I think, well, I have to say that it wasn't training.

It was experience.

Okay.

It was experience.

It's open to anyone who are interested in to walk with Yamabushi.

And that's what I did.

It was supposed to be.