Thank you for your kind words! It means a lot to me ❤

hello, sorry to hear that! This was in Dec 2022 and we booked on Agoda, specifically choosing the package that included the Kaiseki dinner. Maybe they changed their policies since then..

There were many push and pull reasons, but the biggest reason was for family ❤

Hello~ we bought the day before at the bus ticketing office at kawaguchiko strain station :) maps.app.goo.gl/G67CKSHj4hLqSWqt6

Thank you for your kind words <3 We loved our time in Pohang, have so much fun there! :)

Do you have the address of the canola field?

@@Ajummaray Yup! Thanks for asking, I'm updating in the description as well. Here you go~ maps.app.goo.gl/ujNCobnYZ2yuq47t5

@@yingahhh thank you!! ❤️

Thanks for the translation! I was wondering as I was editing 😆

Thank you for your kind words :) Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for coming by :) Hope to visit Spain in the near future!

🙃 till next time~

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네, 군산 여행을 즐겼었어요~ 😊

Thank you~ 😊

Indeed 😆

Hi there, we went in winter in December~ :)

Hi Daejeon alumni~ 2 years is quite a long time, glad you have good memories :) Thanks for watching!

Hi there~ thank you for the kind words and for coming by :)

Hi there~ Glad this video is helpful! It's exciting and nerve-wrecking at the same time isn't it? :) 1) Do you mean where to find apartments that will take cats? If so, there's no easy way and you have to ask if each owner is willing to accept. Some might ask for more deposit $, but most will say no. You can also work with real estate agents and they can help you filter out the ones that will accept. 2) We stopped feeding them food about 6 hours before the flight, waterproofed the bottom of the bag and added pet pee pads in case of accidents. We brought a portable litter box, more pet pee pads, and some litter in a large zip lock bag onto the flight. I took each cat individually in their bag to the bathroom, set up the box with pee pad and litter, and let them out of the bag. But they didn't use it even after I waited for a long time, probably because they were too nervous. All the best! Just prepare as much as you can and it will all be fine :) I'm happy to answer any other questions~

@@yingahhh it is nerve wrecking that's for sure! But we're pretty sure it will be worth it. We want to start a new life in Korea or Japan for a while now and now that we have the opportunity we're going to take it, doesn't matter if it's difficult. There has to be someone who can help us on having our boys comfy in an apartment. We're planning to move to Daegu if possible. Not everytime you'll see a couple with two cats moving abroad, so I will definitely ask you more as the time goes by! Love your vlogs so far!

@@665Iron Thanks for watching my videos :) Happy that your wish to move here is coming true, and Daegu sounds great! If you can find someone trustworthy to help with the apartment situation it will take a lot of stress off. I would caution against finding only after you arrive as not many temporary accommodation will allow cats. We had an advantage in that J was already in Korea before the cats and I to look for apartments, so he could negotiate and talk to landlords. It's a huge project moving with the cats but it will all work out in the end, keep me posted <3

@@yingahhh I definitely will!!! Jmmm. I'm Not sure if we can afford one trip only to talk to landlords :(. But maybe we can search for someone online? We do have some friends over and one is real state agent but on Seoul. Maybe we should start there

@@665Iron I see, if your real estate friend can help that would be wonderful! He/she can at least help you vet through the listings or the local agent. It's just a little harder to know the neighbourhood, building quality and such. For those, you could consider joining some local (Daegu in your case) facebook groups for foreigners. I found these groups to be very helpful even till now. People generally are very willing to give advice and help if they can, since they have also been in the same boat. They can recommend good areas and apartment complexes to live in.

Come come~~ <3

Hi there, thanks for watching~ The area behind the pool where you can walk out really far into the sea when the tide retreats has really fine sand, so that area is fine for barefoot. But other parts of the beach closer to the villas and resort has coarser sand, twigs and tiny rocks, so would be best to have footwear. Hope that helps and enjoy your trip! :)

@@yingahhh Thanks for your quick reply

Kinda! Banana flavour cake~

Hi there, it was in late december~

Ok thanks

it is~~ 😊

thanks for coming along! <3

It's a favourite of a friend of mine 😆

Hi there, thanks for watching! 2 hours was just enough for us to get there from the station, explore some of the grounds and the main building, and walk back. We didn't really stop to read the information boards in detail, but took our time walking through each floor of the main keep to see the architecture and details. It was not enough for us to go to the garden. But if you tour fast and don't take a lot of photos/videos I think you can get the garden in. Hope that helps!

감사합니다~~

Thank you for watching them! Enjoy your trip~ 😊

thanks for coming along 😊

hello~ could you share more about how you are using it?

Haha it's a much needed respite for you~ The hike was mostly shaded by foliage so it's not really hot. Only got hot near the fortress where there's no shade 😄

Thanks for coming all the way~~

apparently?! 😆

Hello, thank you! :) It's in Spring (April)~

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Thanks for coming along~~ 😍

ありがとう!!

@@yingahhh 日本🇯🇵の食べ物美味しかったですか？

本当にありがとう！私たちは日本旅行を本当に楽しんでいます 😊 [Translated by papago]

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it is! but not as much meat as we were expecting~

Hello~ We haven't had to request but I feel like it shouldn't be a problem. They provide the same water in the bathroom for brushing teeth.

@@yingahhh that’s good to hear. Can’t wait to visit the resort at the end of the month!

@@WaiKitFong Have a lovely time there! :)

Thank you! 😊

I've only been there for 5 years so you must have witnessed a much more drastic shift from 10-15 years ago :( I do think there are some good things like cool cafes and restaurants, and an even more diverse community. Thanks for watching~

Hello, happy to help~ It's not free, you can buy a ticket from the counter after you arrive. It was 700yen for adults when we visited. Enjoy your visit!

Hello! Our suitcase measures about 73cmx45cmx27cm including wheels and it fitted in the locker easily.

Glad it helped :) Safe travels~

Hi there, we booked on the official website :)

Hi there! No worries, happy to share our experience 😊 We took a train from Kyoto around 9.30 that morning for Himeji and arrived at the entrance of the castle around 11am. Since you're leaving from Osaka, you'll get there faster. We skipped some smaller buildings and the garden that was part of the ticket, and left Himeji around 12.30 for lunch in Kobe. The castle was the only sight we planned that day (Kobe was just to eat and see Chinatown), so we did not feel rushed. It depends on your travel style - if you like to explore every nook and cranny of each place and hates crowds (I used to be that), then leaving early is a great plan. The castle only opens at 9am though, so I don't think you need to leave as early as 5-6am, unless you want to get a slow breakfast? Hope that helps and feel free to ask anything else~

@yingahhh thank you so much for your response. I planned the exact itinerary for himeji and was concerned about the timing.

@@-.-hyuga-.-882 I see, it should be fine :) Have so much fun in Japan!

she's really cute and tiny~~~

Yea it's so good!~~🙃

영상 봐주셔서 감사합니다~ 아니요 싱가포르 사람이에요~