Boasting a strong French heritage, I was able to get a taste of French culture, cuisine, and architecture. Chock-full of interesting visuals in every corner of the city, it's worth taking the time to take in the views.
I finally know why every SF startup CEO and their mothers pair a Patagonia vest and a shirt; it's colder than you think. But besides the climate, I had a blast enjoying some authentic Mexican burritos.
Tokyo's nightlife bustle is energizing, but its quiet spots hit like no other city could. There are so many amazing eateries and cafes hidden in random alleyways, and finding these felt like nice rewards for your walking efforts.
It was rather fun exploring the non-touristy spots of Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya. So many places that can be overlooked if you take public transport directly to your destination. Walking here is key for a fun adventure.
This image is actually from Daegu. Turns out we don't actually want to take a lot of photos of the places we live. Daejeon is a small and rather uninteresting place.
Single day trips to visit some friends. Met up with some friends in Seoul, and Busan visitors hailing from Canada for their grad trip.
Three days at Korea's southern coast. It's where the famous general Yi Sun-sin was stationed, fending off the Japanese back in the 1500s. Beautiful coastal city with over 600 years of history.
Image and text coming soon.