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The Magic of Spring in Japan

In Japan, an ephemeral magic begins each year in spring: the sakuras blossom. Japanese people truly worship nature, in all seasons, but spring remains very special. It is a perfect… Read More

[Portrait] Henrik: second birth

When he arrived at the café, he looked different. Although he was modestly trying to hold back a smile in vain, you could tell his face was transformed, showing bright,… Read More

Fancy some Australian neo soul? Listen to Hiatus Kaiyote!

Do you know Hiatus Kaiyote? We’ve just discovered them and we have been so thrilled at listening to them that we wanted to share their music with you. So, get… Read More

Eating Good Saigonese Cuisine in Ho Chi Minh City

Special mention to this little well maintained restaurant that serves authentic Saigonese cuisine, not far from the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) – ideal to gather… Read More

3 day-trip on Møn Island – Møns Klint, chalk cliffs

During the long weekend of Pentecost, we headed towards the South of Denmark, to Møn Island. This small hilly island, located in the Southeast of Zeeland (the island where Copenhagen… Read More

Photo of the Month – May 2018 | Made in Japan

For this beautiful month of May (we’ve had a gorgeous weather in Copenhagen so far!), the theme is Made in Japan, chosen by Mirovinben. “Technology, gastronomy, lifestyle, beliefs, hobbies, literature,… Read More

Love, Chinese Hot Pot and Watermelon Juice {+Recipes}

We arrived in the city of Pu’er, Yunnan, China somewhat by chance, and we must say without having organized anything. We got there Southeast-Asian-style – understand without any accommodation address… Read More

Eating Good Saigonese Cuisine in Ho Chi Minh City

Special mention to this little well maintained restaurant that serves authentic Saigonese cuisine, not far from the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) – ideal to gather… Read More

Danish Christmas – Pebernødder

This year for Christmas, no gløgg nor æbleskiver, I wanted to try “pebernødder” (lit. “pepper nuts”), incredibly flavourful and crispy Danish Christmas cookies. Since November, we have seen them being… Read More

Kronborg Castle and the Pretty Helsingør

Weekend in Roskilde

A Week Between City and Nature in Hong Kong

A Week Between City and Nature in Hong Kong