Shinji Sverige

　 　   Sverige means "Sweden" in the Swedish language. I finally arrived in Sweden three days ago and now looking for the next chapter of my life. Shinji Sverige is finally in Sverige (Sweden) What to start with? Coffee of course. No excuse. Let's go to Komet Cafe located in the right centre of Stockholm city Me on my way from Narita Airport to Stockholm Arlanda International Aiport Coffee is the very reason I moved to Sweden, so writing a blog post about coffee shops in Sweden is like my long-cherished dream is finally achieved. Komet Cafe in Stockholm, Sweden So-called Scandinavian roast, not super-light but decent light roast, is something I have appreciated for a long time. Komet Cafe is a very cosy and good-meaning crowded place where you can feel the atmosphere of how Swedish people appreciate coffee. Coffee and Coffee break ( FIKA ) is deeply connected to Swedish culture and if you want to get along with someone, FIKA is the best way. Me and my

  Being a digital nomad sounds like a utopia. Sometimes it is true, sometimes it is not, so as an independent distal nomad / freelance, I would like to explain "How to become a digital nomad with no experience?" How to become a digital nomad with no experience? Narrow down your profession Enhance your skillset Get a contract and keep working  Let's take a look at each step. Narrow down your profession If you have no experience to become a digital nomad, the first thing you want to do is to narrow down your profession. But before doing that, please remember that " passion + skill = your strength ". This means that if you are good at something, but do not like it, it will be difficult for your to keep doing that job and your profession for many decades. Your job has to be something you love and are good at. So your profession has to be something you truly love and you are good at. If you love something but are not good at it yet, do not worry about it

   Exploring coffee places all around the world is my passion. It’s just something I cannot forget about all the time. Let's take a look at the experience of buying a cup of coffee from a convenience store in Japan. The coffee from Lawson is beyond your expectation Previously I have explained how amazing the coffee from convenience stores is in Japan. Review of Family Mart coffee in Japan.  Is it better than Seven-Eleven coffee? -Surprising price!!! Seven-Eleven coffee in japan. 100 yen coffee in Japan is absolutely amazing. This time, I got a chance to drink a cup of coffee from Lawson, one of the big three convenience stores in Japan, so I would like to share my experience with you. Basically cheap and good quality service in Japan is fantastic including cheap price coffee from convenience stores. The taste is not super-fantastic but still enjoyable considering the price. The roasting level seems to be medium-roast to slightly dark roast. 　 　 How to purchase How’

　   Coffee is my passion. Coffee is the reason why I live. Coffee is the reason why I travel. It is such an honour that I can keep posting blog articles about my Coffee Journey . This time, it’s Sarutahiko Coffee in Ebisu station, Tokyo. Basically, there are so many good coffee shops in Tokyo, so please read through my blog post with the tag “ Coffee Journey “ and get some information about good coffee shops in Tokyo and in Japan. And for the time being, I will not be in Japan so till my departure, I would like to keep posting about Japanese coffee culture and shop info. Sarutahiko Cofee right next to Ebisu station can be your heaven. As I’m going to leave Japan in two days to Sweden, I have been staying in Tokyo for about a week. Ebisu is one station from Shibuya station. Unlike Shibuya, Ebisu it’s a very calm and elegant type of neighbourhood. Sarutahiko Coffee was founded by an actor back in 2011 in Ebisu. I recommend going to this place when you are tired and want to res

　   Emergency or sudden change will happen out of blue. It’s very rare for me to experience some kind of sudden change or emergency but this time, it did happen to me. I had to move out of my place in two days after the notification came to me. Let’s take a look at the details of what happened to me and why being a minimalist has significantly helped me out. Let’s dive into it. 　 What happened to me? It happened all suddenly last week. As I have written on my profile page , I’m going to move to Sweden this month; technically in three days from today. Last Tuesday I was waiting for the date of the interview at the embassy to be decided, and on Tuesday noon it turned out that Thursday morning will be the interview time. If I miss that date, the next interview will be a week after which is exactly the same date as my flight, so I had to show up last week Thursday morning in Tokyo . Knowing that I had to leave Kobe, my hometown pretty far from Tokyo, in two days, and even thou

       Coffee is my passion. Coffee is the reason why I live. Coffee is the reason why I travel. This time, I went to Verve Coffee Roasters in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. Verve Coffee Roasters Shinjuku Station is one of the must-go coffees shops in Japan  Verve Coffee Roasters  started its history in California back in 2007. 2 university classmates in California started the small coffee roaster. Since the first verve coffee roaster was opened in Santa Cruz California, it has been giving a huge impact by spreading the California lifestyle to the world. Santa Cruz is said to be the origin of American surfing culture and also the outdoor sports culture. Santa Cruz is 30 minutes drive from Silicon Valley so Verve Coffee Roasters is highlighted as a coffee brand from California which is deeply related to the tech culture. I enjoyed staying on the terrace with one of my friends from Belgium living in Japan. The first shop in Japan was opened in 2016 in Shinjuku . Since then, Verv

　 I have wonderful news for you. Costa Coffee is now in Japan and you can enjoy the deep espresso Costa Coffee at some places in Japan. 　 Costa Coffee in Japan Last night, I stayed at APA hotel Roppongi SIX, if you want to know more about APA hotel, please refer to the blog post " APA hotel is one of your options in Japan to stay ", and I encountered with a familiar logo It's Costa Coffee!!! Also, if you are a coffee geek, " Coffee in Japan " will be something interesting to read because I have published many blog posts about the speciality coffee shop in Japan. Let's go downstairs to get some fantastic espresso There you go. I found where to purchase the coffee from Costa Coffee. It looks like you can pay by VISA  Mastercard LINE Pay ( Japanese QR payment service ) PayPay ( Japanese QR payment service ) Suica ( Japanese prepaid transportation card ) Off the mainstream but if you do not know about Suica, please read the below blog post.