Easy Chicken Katsu Recipe with Japanese Panko Breadcrumbs
/Katsu is a common and very popular comfort food in Japan that Crystal and I cook all the time. It’s a very simple dish and it’s also a great recipe to cook with kids. As a child, I really enjoyed helping my mom prepare this dish.
Read MoreHow Japan Influenced My Skincare Routine and Helped Me Look Younger in My 40s
/I want to emphasize that it’s not just about the products I use, but when I use them. I have always felt that my nighttime routine was the most important time for my skin to rejuvenate. I’m a strong believer that the products I use to recharge and nourish my skin, to its fullest, is best achieved by showering at night right before I go to bed.
Read MoreHealthier Japanese Chicken Tatsuta Age Recipe
/I love Japanese comfort foods and one of my favorite dishes from Japan is tatsuta age. I cook this at home all the time and over the years, I’ve adapted the recipe to a healthier version by not deep frying the chicken.
Read More5 Inexpensive Japanese Superfoods That Will Naturally Boost Your Immune System
/Many traditional Japanese foods are filled with antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and beneficial bacteria that naturally boost your immune system. I personally think that this is a better and cheaper option than dietary supplements, for the most part.
Read More12 Ways To Keep Your Spirits Up While You’re Safe at Home
/The world is having to adjust to their new norm now by staying at home and having less contact with family, friends, and co-workers. For a lot of people, this has been a difficult time being so isolated, but there’s also a lot of positives that are coming out of this. Here are some things you can do to help keep your spirits up while you’re safe at home.
Read MoreWhat to Pack for Lake Atitlan, Guatemala in February on a Yoga Retreat
/February is a great time to travel to Guatemala. I visited Lake Atitlan in the middle of February for 5 days on a personal yoga retreat and was able to pack everything I needed in my carry-on luggage. These are my recommendations on what to pack while visiting this gorgeous lake.
Read More15 Highly Rated Fashion Finds on Amazon That You'll Wear on Your Travels For The Next Decade
/Amazon Fashion has made its way into the fashion scene with The Drop and Shop by shopbop, which we have found ourselves purchasing more and more of our clothing from. We put together a list of our favorite fashion finds from Amazon that we have been wearing on repeat.
Read MoreWhat To Wear in Amsterdam and Bruges in November
/If you want to know what to pack and wear for your trip to Amsterdam and Bruges in November, we share exactly what we packed for this tricky time of year. We also share the items we wish we would have packed.
Read MoreWe Hired a Professional Photographer with Localgrapher on Our Vacation and It Was Awesome
/When we travel, the one thing we always wish we could afford to do is to hire a personal photographer to take photos of us together. On our most recent trip to Amsterdam, we decided to hire a professional vacation photographer from Localgrapher. We wish we had known about this service sooner because our experience was amazing!
Read More10 Useful Travel Items to Buy Under $20 on Amazon
/There are an array of travel products out there and we have definitely purchased items that seemed like a good idea at first, but then actually never ended up using it. We put together a list of products that we take with us on all our travels that are all under twenty dollars and you can get them all from Amazon!
Read MoreWhat to Wear for Yosemite National Park in Early September
/We looked into the weather for early September and it was definitely going to be a challenge packing for this trip. The temperatures from day to night fluctuated drastically (at least according to the average annual forecast), so we had to pack accordingly.
Read MoreWhat to Pack and Wear for a Long Haul Flight
/We get asked quite often what we wear and pack for our long haul flights and there is definitely a difference in what we wear and pack compared to the shorter flights we take.
Read MoreWhat to Wear for Banff National Park in Early September
/We visited Banff National Park during one of the transitional months in late August to early September, so it was a tricky time of year to pack for. Mountain weather is quite unpredictable so being prepared will make your experience at Banff a whole lot more comfortable.
Read MoreIf You Had to Pick One Pair of Travel Leggings, This is The One!
/I had been eyeing these leggings for about a year until I finally committed to purchasing them. If I had known how much I was going to love them, I wouldn't have waited so long.
Read MoreOur Top 5 Must-Have Stylish Travel Shoes for Women
/Traveling and keeping your feet comfy can be a challenge when you don't want to wear sneakers on your entire trip. Don't get me wrong, I love my sneakers, but sometimes I want to wear cute sandals or a style that isn't so sporty. Here is a list of our favorite shoe brands that have kept our feet comfy and cute on our travels and at-home.
Read MoreWhen Style Meets Security with PacSafe's Anti-theft Travel Pants and Bags
/Our in-depth review of Pacsafe’s Anti-Theft Women's Transit Travel Pant, Citysafe Tote, and Camsafe V9 Camera Sling Pack.
Read MoreThe Most Stylish Anti-Theft Travel Backpack for Women
/Crystal and I took the Citysafe CX Anti-theft Backpack and the Citysafe CX Anti-theft Convertible Backpack on our recent trip to Japan and they were just what we needed for our travels and exploring Tokyo. Here are our top 7 reasons why we love our sleek and city chic backpacks.
Read MoreAnatomie: Performance Travel Clothing That Puts You in First Class
/We were recently introduced to an amazing line of functional lightweight travel attire. This luxurious line isn't your typical travel attire. The attention to detail and the functional designs are phenomenol.
Read MoreA New Kind of Travel: Ancestry Tourism with 23andMe
/When you travel, how do you pick your destination? For us, it's a number of different reasons. We tend to pick our destinations based on what we like: climate, food, activities, etc. But lately, we have been exploring the idea of Ancestry Tourism.
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