Here is our Osaka city travel guide! Osaka is one of Japan’s largest commercial cities – second only to Tokyo. This large port city is also full of great food, …
Check In: Osaka City Travel Guide ft. Kobe, Himeiji, and Nara

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Here is our Osaka city travel guide! Osaka is one of Japan’s largest commercial cities – second only to Tokyo. This large port city is also full of great food, …
Here is our ultimate Tokyo city travel guide – it has our favourite places to eat and things to do in Tokyo! We start with a short list of things we deem absolutely …
Traveling in a group to Japan with first-timers and regular visitors, we wanted to make sure there were new places for everyone to discover. Through my research, I discovered Gifu, …
Searching for the top bubble tea in Taipei? Look no further. As the unofficial national drink of Taiwan, bubble tea (or boba tea) happens to be one of my favourite …
When I found out we were going to Universal Studios for Super Nintendo World, I was excited to choose our hotel in Osaka. I’ve had Hoshinoya Kyoto, a place where …
Weddings are a big day and I know firsthand how stressful they can be. This is why I put together a list of 10 things that went wrong with my wedding and tips for wedding planning. These are all things I wish I knew beforehand, so I hope this advice helps you to have a more stress-free experience.
Along the lines of being more vulnerable and sharing more of our lives, our newest post is on Janice’s proposal and how her fiancé basically tricked her into planning it!
Today marks the one-year anniversary of my move from Toronto to Vancouver. It’s been a roller coaster of changes the past 365 days.
I had a particular rough time before my Peru trip due to an injury. However, I’m excited to visit Peru with my friends from Toronto.
My move from Vancouver to Toronto has not been an easy one, but I set a goal to stay for at least one year and I’m halfway there!
I moved to Vancouver and documented my experience in a series of diary entries. Here’s one right before my first visit back to Toronto.
Staying connected across the country is difficult. I’ve learned there are so many things that you can do to keep in touch. It’s a lot of work but definitely worth it.