With its beautiful beaches and crystal clear waters, Okinawa truly is a hidden gem in Japan. I’m super excited to guide you through the best places to stay in Okinawa. So why should you listen to me above all the other travel bloggers out there? Simple. I actually lived in Okinawa. I speak Japanese, I […] Read more…
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Perfect Nara Day Trip Itinerary From Osaka or Kyoto
Hey there wanderlusters and welcome to your ultimate guide for a perfect day trip to Nara, Japan! This Nara day trip itinerary itinerary is designed to give you all the best places to eat, drink, and see. After all, as your travel-savvy big sister, I’m here to ensure your adventure is as smooth and enjoyable […] Read more…
The Ultimate 4-Day Osaka Itinerary for First-Timers
Osaka hands down is one of my absolute favorite cities in Japan. Not only is it the third biggest city, it is also a sister city to my hometown, Chicago… and I’m delighted to share this 4-day Osaka itinerary tailored just for you! Osaka is a place that perfectly blends the charm of traditional Japan […] Read more…
The Perfect 3-Day Kyoto Itinerary for First Timers
Kyoto was once the capital of Japan and one of the oldest cities in the country. Imagine yourself wandering through serene temples, savoring delectable street food, or strolling along picturesque paths lined with cherry blossoms. This 3-day Kyoto itinerary is crafted with you in mind—my fellow solo travelers and adventure seekers—ensuring you make the most […] Read more…
Your Complete Guide To Solo Female Travel in Japan
Welcome Tomodachi, to the ultimate guide on solo female travel in Japan. The Land of the Rising Sun has captivated many people throughout the years for its unique culture, entertainment, and whacky trends. This guide will highlight the dos and don’ts of solo female travel in Japan. You’ll learn the best places to go, what […] Read more…
Ikseondong Hanok Village | Seoul’s Trendiest Neighborhood
Ikseondong Hanok Village is one of my absolute favorite neighborhoods in Seoul. Because I love this hidden gem in Seoul so much, I don’t want to gate keep and share it with all of you. In this ultimate guide to Ikseon dong you’ll find the best cafes, restaurants, trendy boutiques, and fun things to do. […] Read more…
How To Bring Your Pet From South Korea To the USA
Moving across the world is stressful. You have to sort out your own logistics, flights, where you’re going to live, and what jobs you’re going to apply for. In this detailed guide, I’m going to teach you how to bring your pet from South Korea to the USA. As your internet big sister, I just […] Read more…
How to Adopt a Dog in Korea: Gangdong Reborn Center
So you’re thinking about adopting a furry companion…. Congratulations! Today, you’re going to get the 4111 on how to adopt a dog in South Korea. Saving a life is the most beautiful thing you can do. Not only do you give an animal a second chance, but you gain a best friend. In particular, I want […] Read more…
Dog-Friendly Places in Seoul | Pet Friendly Cafes & More
Back in 2018 when I first adopted my rescue Pomeranian Honey, there weren’t many dog friendly places in Seoul. Now, there are more pet owners who want to bring their beloved pets with them so there’s a lot more dog-friendly places in Seoul. Honey is not just my beloved pet… She is my best friend, trained […] Read more…
Summer in Korea | What To Pack For Seoul in Summer
Planning on spending your summer vacation in Korea? My summer fashion in Korea is pretty simple since summer in Seoul is very humid. This guide will give you a full break down on what to wear in Korea. You’ll know what to bring to Korea, how to dress in Korea, and what not to wear […] Read more…
The Days Hair Salon in Hongdae
As a foreigner, one of the scariest things for me is going to a hair salon in South Korea… Which is why there’s only one hair stylist in Hongdae I will ever let touch my hair—and that would be Dean. He runs he popular salon, The Days Dean which is is a foreigner-friendly hair salon […] Read more…
30 Best Things To Do During Rainy Season in Seoul South Korea
If you find yourself visiting during rainy season in Korea, then expect a lot of heavy rains and high humidity levels. The amount of rainfall is about 395mm (15.5 inches)… Now that’s a lot of water! As a matter of fact, the Korean rainy season goes until late July. During this time you’ll see tropical […] Read more…