The JR Pass is the ideal travel solution and the best way to discover Japan by train. Economical and simple to use, the JR Pass gives you access to the JR network nationwide and is a lot cheaper than buying individual train tickets. Plus, who doesn't want to experience 320 km/h (200 mph) on a high-speed bullet train?!

Our first night in Italy will be celebrated with a lovely dinner at a highly reviewed restaurant, Ristorante il Cavatappi Varenna, or better known as the "corkscrew."

It's our wedding night! We figured why not splurge a little on the most romantic place on the lake that we found. We'll be here for our first couple of nights as a married couple. Help us kick off our honeymoon in style!

If you know Adrienne, then we need not explain.

Who doesn't want some insight into the local deliciousness to be found in Lisbon?!Start with a round of petiscos (Portuguese tapas) at a local restaurant, and then duck into the 18th-century Café Nicola for a taste of café culture and a trademark sweet. You’ll also nibble a Portuguese codfish cake alongside some vinho verde, a refreshing green wine.Next, head to a Bairro Alto wine bar for tapas and a glass of local white wine. Stop by a famous seafood restaurant and discover a trove of sausages, salted fish, ham, and cheese inside a gourmet shop.Sip some Portuguese cherry brandy paired with São Jorge cheese at a nearby bar, and then sample ginjinha (liqueur from a historic watering hole). The last stop of the tour is a 17th century palace, where you’ll try chouriço (sausage), bread, and other local products with a final glass of red wine.

A 1000 year-old Buddhist temple, Shukubo Koya-san Eko-in offers Japanese-style accommodations, a beautiful garden, Buddhist morning services, the Goma fire ritual and meditation. It will be an unforgettable experience!

We’d love a break with some tea. This type of “maid cafe” provides an interesting atmosphere, where the employees cosplay as traditional fremch maids and with the service of detail that the japanese are known for. of

teamLab Borderless is a group of artworks that form one borderless world. Artworks move out of rooms, communicate with other works, influence, and sometimes intermingle with each other with no boundaries. Immerse your body in borderless art in this vast, complex, three-dimensional 10,000 square meter world. Wander, explore with intention, discover, and create a new world with others.Saying this will be an unforgettable part of our Tokyo experience is an understatement.

Dinosaurs, laser lights, cabaret and robots. Lots and lots of robots.One of the top tourist attractions in Tokyo is this theme restaurant/bar, which features a raucous pop-culture show with robotic monsters, dancers & lasers.

The Japanese tea ceremony, also called the Way of Tea, is a Japanese cultural activity involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha, powdered green tea.

This is a modern amusement, gaming & virtual reality center with classic arcade games & simulators. Plus who wouldn't want to play VR mario kart. In Japan. I mean come on

The Ghibli Museum is a museum showcasing the work of the Japanese animation studio Studio Ghibli. Every window and lamp is lovingly hand-crafted with beautiful and colorful stained glass using Ghibli characters, pretty plants and flowers, and forest animals. The museum's structure has a complex mix of shrubbery and foliage mixed throughout it.

The first capsule hotel in the world opened in 1979 and was the Capsule Inn Osaka, Japan. Capsule hotels are an interesting experience to be had. We're hoping it's more of a fun thing than more of an MRI thing...

Sintra is a resort town in the foothills of Portugal’s Sintra Mountains, near Lisbon. A longtime royal sanctuary, its forested terrain is studded with pastel-colored villas and palaces. The Moorish- and Manueline-style Sintra National Palace is distinguished by dramatic twin chimneys and elaborate tile work. The hilltop 19th-century Pena National Palace is known for a whimsical design and sweeping views. This will provide each of us with travel arrangements to Sintra from Lisbon where we'll be based out of.

All we hear is that we cannot miss out on some Portuguese Custard Tart!

This is the trip of a lifetime and we want to capture all the big and little moments in 4K so we can look back and share our experience with everyone!

We're arriving in Italy early so that we can meet our wedding planner to make sure we actually have a place to get married and we haven't been scammed. We're staying at this neat BnB in Varenna.

We want to kickstart off our marriage with an early breakfast in bed, recounting and sharing stories from the magical night before.

Being able to have google maps tell us where we're supposed to be going is pretty important in a country where we can only speak a few key phrases.But more importantly, how else are we supposed to update our travel blog and post pictures of our travels?!

In the owl cafe sit around 25 owls, of varying sizes and breeds. The owls, which sit on perches around the room are well behaved and entrancing, and the quietude lends the whole setup a certain serenity.

Did you know that you could rent a go-kart, don a costume of your favorite Nintendo character and zip through the streets of Japan? Who's ready to throw banana peels and red turtle shells? We are!!

After we get hitched, we will be spending a night in Milan before we head to Lisbon to see our friends get married!We want to experience the architecture and nightlife of Milan, following a "can't miss" guide we've received.

How about a Vespa tour around Lake Como. With breaks for cappuccinos of course, romanticizing how insane it is that we're in Italy. Getting married.

We're starting off our honeymoon in Lisbon by celebrating another wedding! One of Jerzy's best childhood friends, Carmen, is doing a destination wedding in Lisbon one week after ours! We're making our home base right in the heart of Lisbon surrounded by beautiful architecture, and close to train stations.