This picture taken on November 3, 2026 shows muscat grapes on Franklyn Hutchinson's grape farm in Yamanashi, Japan. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Franklyn Hutchinson has lived in Japan for some 30 years. He leased overgrown, abandoned land in Yamanashi, cleared it himself and learned the trade from neighbouring farmers. His grape farm now draws Japanese and foreign visitors alike. (Photo by CHRISTOPHER JUE / AFP via Getty Images)

This picture taken on November 3, 2026 shows Franklyn Hutchinson posing for a portrait at his grape farm in Yamanashi, Japan. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Franklyn Hutchinson has lived in Japan for some 30 years. He leased overgrown, abandoned land in Yamanashi, cleared it himself and learned the trade from neighbouring farmers. His grape farm now draws Japanese and foreign visitors alike. (Photo by CHRISTOPHER JUE / AFP via Getty Images)

Grape farmer Franklyn Hutchinson (C) speaks with foreign visitors at Rosy Grapes, his vineyard in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, on November 3, 2026. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Franklyn Hutchinson has lived in Japan for some 30 years. He leased overgrown, abandoned land in Yamanashi, cleared it himself and learned the trade from neighbouring farmers. His grape farm now draws Japanese and foreign visitors alike. (Photo by CHRISTOPHER JUE / AFP via Getty Images)

This picture taken on November 3, 2026 shows muscat grapes at Franklyn Hutchinson's grape farm in Yamanashi, Japan. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Franklyn Hutchinson has lived in Japan for some 30 years. He leased overgrown, abandoned land in Yamanashi, cleared it himself and learned the trade from neighbouring farmers. His grape farm now draws Japanese and foreign visitors alike. (Photo by CHRISTOPHER JUE / AFP via Getty Images)

This picture taken on November 3, 2026 shows visitors at Rosy Grapes in Yamanashi, Japan. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Franklyn Hutchinson has lived in Japan for some 30 years. He leased overgrown, abandoned land in Yamanashi, cleared it himself and learned the trade from neighbouring farmers. His grape farm now draws Japanese and foreign visitors alike. (Photo by CHRISTOPHER JUE / AFP via Getty Images)

Grape farmer Franklyn Hutchinson (C) speaks with foreign visitors at Rosy Grapes, his vineyard in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, on November 3, 2026. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Franklyn Hutchinson has lived in Japan for some 30 years. He leased overgrown, abandoned land in Yamanashi, cleared it himself and learned the trade from neighbouring farmers. His grape farm now draws Japanese and foreign visitors alike. (Photo by CHRISTOPHER JUE / AFP via Getty Images)

This picture taken on November 3, 2026 shows Franklyn Hutchinson eating a muscat grape at his grape farm in Yamanashi, Japan. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Franklyn Hutchinson has lived in Japan for some 30 years. He leased overgrown, abandoned land in Yamanashi, cleared it himself and learned the trade from neighbouring farmers. His grape farm now draws Japanese and foreign visitors alike. (Photo by CHRISTOPHER JUE / AFP via Getty Images)

Grape farmer Franklyn Hutchinson (C) speaks with foreign visitors at Rosy Grapes, his vineyard in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, on November 3, 2026. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Franklyn Hutchinson has lived in Japan for some 30 years. He leased overgrown, abandoned land in Yamanashi, cleared it himself and learned the trade from neighbouring farmers. His grape farm now draws Japanese and foreign visitors alike. (Photo by CHRISTOPHER JUE / AFP via Getty Images)