鶴歴探機冒

Pronunciation: Tsurureki Tankibo

An adventurer who gives origami cranes to the people he meets, learns and explores history and culture, and works as a ship’s engineer.

HAYAKAWA YUSEI

A 21-year-old university student who has made “TSURUREKI” his life’s concept. His dream is to become a ship’s engineer and explore the world during long vacations.

 2024: Osaka Chapter

During the one-month break before starting university, I went on my first long walking journey. I walked from Fukuoka to Osaka over 17 days, staying at internet cafés and similar places along the way. I was questioned by the police for the first time, and I also fell ill and got sick. Despite facing all kinds of difficulties, I completed the journey — and through this Osaka Chapter, I discovered the joy of traveling on foot.

 2025: Tokyo Chapter

One year after the Osaka Chapter, I walked from Fukuoka to Tokyo over 34 days. When I saw Mt. Fuji for the first time in my life, I was struck by its sheer size. After completing the Tokyo Chapter, I began to want my next walking journey to be overseas — and that was what sparked the plan for the Taiwan Project.

 2026: Taiwan Chapter

One year after the Tokyo Chapter, I took on the challenge of traveling around Taiwan — mainly on foot — over roughly a month and a half.

Along the way, as I handed out origami cranes, I connected deeply with local people — beyond the barrier of language. The journey was grueling and full of troubles, but each time, I was saved by the unbelievable kindness and selfless support of the Taiwanese people.

A Request for Your Support

Every donation I receive will go entirely toward my next journey — covering travel, accommodation, origami cranes, and everything else along the way.

お問い合わせ
tsurureki@gmail.com