Answer:
warmth, a countryside like Japan, and improved health
Explanation:
"Vincent van Gogh" was a post-impressionist painter who's well-known in the Western art. Before moving to south, van Gogh met with his brother in Paris. There, he met influential impressionists like Gauguin and Monet. He tried to copy their techniques but was unable to do so. He then created his own style which was more unconventional.
He then decided to move to the south of France in order to improve his health. His health started declining in Paris and it didn't meet the expectation he had. His decision to move to the south was inspired by the paintings made by Gauguin as he tells his stories to him about the tropical paradise in the Caribbean. He was attracted to the south because he thought it would be just like Japan, a warm and countryside place.
So, this explains the answer.
