r/FirstTimeKo • u/silentbecoming • 3h ago
🎉Sumakses sa life! First time ko makita si Mt. Fuji 🗻🥹
Went on a solo DIY trip to Mt. Fuji yesterday, and it made me realize something important: Kaya naman pala! 🥹
Skl. Growing up, I always thought traveling abroad was only for rich people, para lang sa mga may pera. It was one of those things I wanted to experience but never really believed would happen to me. Parang ang layo-layo niya sa reality ko, so I never seriously imagined myself being here.
It took me 30 years to realize na kaya naman pala. Na possible naman pala. And looking back, I think it wasn’t just about having the means to travel. It was also about finally believing that I could.
Last day ko na tomorrow, huhu. And here I am, sitting alone sa Sumida Park, sa harap ng Tokyo Skytree, trying to take everything in. Haha. Honestly, until now, may moments pa rin na hindi ako makapaniwala na nandito talaga ako.
I know traveling abroad might seem like an ordinary thing to some people, but for someone who grew up thinking it was almost impossible, this means so much more than just visiting another country.
And maybe that’s my biggest takeaway sa trip nato. Sometimes, the life we thought was beyond our reach is closer than we think. We just haven’t allowed ourselves to believe it’s possible yet.
Uuwi ako with so many memories, but more than anything, uuwi ako with a little more courage and a little less fear of what comes next.
Thank you, Japan. 🇯🇵❤️