If you're feeling lost in life, watch this videoHow a treehouse saved Mr. Masayuki's life

A Japanese man is living his childhood dream in Gimje, a city located about 200 kilometers south of Seoul. In 2009, Mizuno Masayuki, 53, transformed a run-of-the-mill house in the city to resemble one straight out of a fairytale and built a treehouse in his front yard. With his skillful hands and creativity, Masayuki constructed a beautiful treehouse that takes us away from the real world. The small haven he created reflects the owner's youthful imagination and evokes peaceful childhood memories of summer. “I think everyone has nostalgia for a treehouse. People of my age grew up reading 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn' and 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer' while the younger generation enjoy animations like 'My Neighbor Totoro,'“ he said during an interview with The Korea Times, Monday. “Regardless of age, anyone can possess the innocence of childhood when they climb up into a treehouse.“ **Read full article at: . . . The Korea Times is Korea