I’ve never had any house rules written because i thought these were unspoken rules but after having some bad experience im writing some . If you want a room to sleep , use your phone the whole time you’re there , not having to wash dishes or help around , BOOK A HOTEL ROOM . Im usually busy during the week so i dont mind not hanging out and after all you want to discover the city but still during the time that you’re at home i feel like it’s polite to say " do you want any help with that " offering to cook together or help with the dishes is very much expected . We are sharing a space for a few days ,respect my space and I will yours - this is my home after all

My name is Majdi originally from Tunisia and I’ve been living in Japan since 2019 . I’m passionate about travel, culture, and connecting with people from around the world. I believe the best way to understand a country is through its people—and that’s why I’m on Couchsurfing.

I’m easygoing, respectful, and always up for a meaningful conversation over good food or a walk through the city. Whether it’s helping someone discover Tokyo or learning from a local wherever I travel, I love the exchange of stories, languages, and experiences.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

To meet genuine people and see places from a local perspective—not just as a tourist. I’ve had a few wonderful encounters through Couchsurfing, and I want to continue that journey. Hosting or surfing, it’s all about kindness and connection.

Interests

I love spending time outdoors—camping near Mt. Fuji is one of my favorite getaways. I recently got into snowboarding and surfing (still learning but enjoying the process!). I also drive, so I often take road trips around Japan to explore new places, hidden towns, and local food.

• theater
• movies
• traveling
• socializing
• music
• camping
• surfing
• snowboarding
• basketball
• beach

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I’m currently getting into new hobbies and this year I’ve learned how to surf and snowboard

What I Can Share with Hosts

I’m adaptable and respectful of your space—I know this isn’t a free hotel, and I truly value the idea of cultural exchange. I’ll always do my best to fit into your routine, keep things clean, and be a thoughtful guest. I’m happy to share stories, cook a meal, or just have a good conversation if you’re up for it.

Countries I’ve Visited

Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Turkey

Countries I’ve Lived In

Japan, Tunisia