Domo Arigato Mr. Roboto🤖🇯🇵⛩ (Week 69)

What's up all my party people!? Hope everyone's boats are still floating! As some of you may already know, お正月 (New Year's) is a really big deal here in the Land of the Rising Sun. People go back to
their home towns and party with family. So basically anywhere that isn't a "traditional" area per say, turns into a ghost town. In other words, the dendo has been rough because there's no one to talk to lol.
Despite all that though, we were able to be in several members homes for dinners this past week and let me tell you, it was awesome. I can't even tell you how many times, I've walked into a member's home and thought to my self like "Oh man, there are six missionaries here. There's no way this will feed all of us." And then by the time we leave everyone is about to roll over and die from eating so much and the members are just like, "you guys barely ate anything. Here, take all this other food! Oh, and we forgot desert!" Oh well, there are worse problems to have I guess.

Other than Shogatsu and everyone being out of town though, it's been a pretty good week. In the way of investigators, it's looking pretty rough right now. We were able to meet with our homie Reb from the Philippines this past week. He met missionaries for the first time a while back so it was the first time to meet him for Elder Low and me. He's a cool guy though. Solid Christian background so we are excited to try to work with him more in the future. Other than that, a couple others are starting to come out of the works this coming week but I'll keep you updated as we go along. We just gotta continue to get out and find some new people to teach!

I appreciate the emails and the updates on life! Hope everyone has a good week and a happy New Year. Make some good resolutions and let's all become more like our Savior, Jesus Christ. Until, next week, my brethren, adieu.

-Sadler長老

Christmas Conference. Shoutout to my trainer Elder Dowdle
who returned home with honor this past week.

Taneda Family

Kanji Calligraphy 101

First sunrise of 2018

Waiting for the train in the freezing cold

Tokyo South Mission Dec. 2017

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Set Apart

On Saturday September 10th, 2016 Dylan was set apart as a full time missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints by our stake president, Peter M. Johnson. There were a lot of family members there and it was an exciting and emotional day.

Fujisawa with Elder Dowdle

[Note from Barry - We received the following email early this morning. He looks excited and ready to serve! We are so excited for Dylan!] Dear Brother and Sister Sadler, Your son arrived in the Japan Tokyo South Mission in good spirits and ready to commence his proselyting assignment. We had a wonderful time with him. Elder Sadler has been assigned to work with Elder Dowdle and they are serving in an area called Fujisawa. Your son can receive his mail at the following address (Mission Home address): Elder Dylan Averett Sadler Japan Tokyo South Mission 1-7-7 Kichijoji, Higashi-cho Musashino-shi, Tokyo 180-0002 Japan Attached are pictures of your son with Sister Warnick and me, of himself, his companion, and group pictures of the new missionaries and trainers. We have also included a map showing the locations of the various areas in the mission. You can use it as a personal record of his assignments. Elder Sadler is now adjusting to his new proselyting are...

Thinking Out Loud 🎸 ⛩ (Week 54)

Hello! How was everyone's week? This past week was a blast here in Yokosuka. With everything from bowling to basically swimming through the rain. The missionary life is great and I wouldn't have it any other way! For all those who aren't missionaries out there, I would recommend! It's been the best year of my life so far and things are looking greater and greater all the time. This past week, we did a lot, but I'll share a couple of our adventures. Last Monday, we decided to go bowling on base again. I didn't play nearly as well as the previous week, but it was fun haha. In the evening, we had a lesson planned with our investigator Manuel. Long story short, the lesson fell through, so we hit the streets. Talked to some way cool people and made some good contacts. Tuesday was lots of Streeting and Japanese Class. Fun stuff. On Wednesday , we did a lot of Streeting during the day and had dinner with the Cribb family. They took us out to Chili's in base and ...

Elder Dylan Sadler's Adventures in the Japan Tokyo South Mission

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