We sadly had to leave Tokyo for the time being but luckily, we got to take the Shinkansen. The Shinkansen is a Bullet train that travels all over Japan and goes at nearly 200 kilometres an hour. So in the 3 hours we were on the train we travelled 600…
After leaving Phong Nha, we travelled down south to Da Nang where we stayed a night before hopping on an airplane to Hong Kong. A short flight was followed by a tedious five hour wait which we spent in a crowded lounge. The flight to Tokyo was short but by…
I made three apps for my dad on his birthday using AI. You can use the too, I have three of them: 1: Animated dice rolling app: This probably won’t be useful for most of you, but it allows you to roll dice for Dungeons&Dragons and see the results via…
One of the things we did most often during our trip was play with our friends at the play area at our hotel. We would go there almost every day because it was so much fun. The play area had lots of space to run around, and we were always…
Têt is a celebration that happens when it’s a new year on the lunar calendar, which is a calendar they use in many asian countries. Têt is also called lunar new year or Chinese new year. At our hotel, there was a celebration in the morning with people playing very…
Today we spent the day making knives at a medieval-style forge. We planned to make two knives: a kitchen knife and a survival knife that could cut meat, sticks, and plants, and even be used for defense. First we heated a piece of steel that was made from bomb shells…
Hoi An was similar to La Herradura in the sense that there was a large worldschooling presence and, funny thing is, we actually met some friends from La Herradura here. For the first few days, our hotel was all but empty* so we were bereft of many friendship-making opportunities(fortunately, we…
Our hotel is called The Pearl and it is the biggest hotel ever. It had a giant breakfast buffet that had noodles, croissants, eggs, meat, salads, and tons of other stuff you would want. There was also a giant pool that had a sign that said it was the biggest…
The first few days were primarily socialisation and waiting for other Worldschoolers to arrive. The hub officially began when we took a trip to a honey farm, learning about the importance of bees and trying uniquely flavoured honey such as ginger and chilli. The following day we spent several hours…
We arrived in Phu Quoc from Malaysia and were met with a large amount of people hawking taxis(this has nothing to do with anything else I’m just saying it). We eventually found an uber(or a grab, as they call it in Asia). After a rather long ride, we finally discovered…
