I am lucky to have extensively traveled with my family through China, Europe, and Southeast Asia with guides, but my love of travel was born after I embarked on a horseback riding journey in Mongolia that was unlike any other. I got to witness the vast, unspoiled grasslands that stretched on endlessly. It was then that I realized the true meaning of traveling. Since that memorable trip, I prefer to plan and travel with companions, exchanging ideas and viewpoints without the need for a guide. 

Whenever I travel alone, I like to seek out architectural landmarks. I am deeply fascinated by architecture and enjoy observing how these structures coexist with the environment and natural surroundings. This passion for architecture has also drawn me to Japan, where I am captivated by its culture, architectural styles, and attitude towards nature. With the exception of the Covid-19 period, I visit Japan every year to indulge in its rich culture.

As a curious and analytical individual, I am fascinated by the complex societal phenomena that shape our world today. I believe that understanding the underlying structures and systems that govern our societies is essential to addressing the challenges we face and creating positive change. To deepen my knowledge in this area, I enjoy reading a wide range of social science books that offer insights into topics such as power dynamics, inequality, and cultural shifts. Through my reading, I hope to gain a deeper understanding of the world around me and contribute to meaningful conversations about how we can create a more just society.

Currently reading: Life After Carbon: The Next Global Transformation of Cities