I feel more at home in Budapest than I did in Berlin, Krakow, or Prague, but I’m still uncertain if I’ll come back—and that’s okay, I guess.…
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I am writing from our a cottage called Captain's Retreat, along the Mornington Peninsula.…
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Confession time: I have committed several travel sins, including not travelling for a long time to needing bathroom amnesties.…
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It’s time to dip into the travel pool again ━ travelling as self-care, even if it means regional travel—or even day trips.…
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I have a dream to travel to all of Japan’s 47 prefectures by train and experience a bit of culture in each of the prefectures. I have travelled to 17 of the 47 prefectures (crossed on the below list), and a few I wouldn’t mind revisiting. When I got some free time (and am…
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Is there anyone who doesn’t experience travel fails? Of course not. It’s just that most of the time, I intentionally choose to write about the good experiences of my travels instead of the travel fails. Today I am going to share my travel fails here in the hope that maybe you too can relate,…
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I woke up today to a gloomy AF sky, a feverish body and the travel bubble announcement between Singapore and Hong Kong or wherever it's.…
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Like most things in Japan, Eki Stamp has also become a local obsession, combining the two things Japanese love: stamps and trains.…
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We reached yesterday and were bombarded by Covid text the minute I turned my phone on after the 6 hours flight from Melbourne.…
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“It feels like coming home“, Fafa told me while dragging our luggage out of the Oshiage train station. I smiled and nodded. I thought of the same thing when I sat on the toilet at Haneda airport. Both I and my ass felt the heated welcome. Japan Trip On Repeat On the first day,…
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Bidding goodbye to my beloved Tokyo and Japan. Dragging our big luggage from One@Tokyo hotel to Oshiage SkyTree station.…
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