If you want to know Japan, you need to know Murakami. Haruki Murakami is the most widely read international Japanese author today.
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Why We Should Start Before We Are Ready
“If someone offers you an amazing opportunity and you are not sure you can do it, say yes. Then learn how to do it later.” — Richard Branson Yes, we should start before we are ready. There is a difference, however, between starting for surviving and starting for thriving. Because for some of us, our…
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How to Remedy Travel Fatigue
Travel is an ongoing state of infinite possibilities. From the moment you leave your house, a whole world opens up of chance encounters and thrills. The buzz of the unknown is intoxicating, it keeps our senses raw and alive, and reminds us that the lackluster dullness bred by routine can be swept away by fresh…
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Because Things Will Not Always Go As Planned
Whether we are seasoned gypsies or well-calculated planners, the notion that everything will always go perfectly should be highlighted in the bright luminescent colors of a warning sign, mostly because we always try to tell ourselves it’s gonna happen “this time”. The good news is, when you’re suddenly in the throes of chaos, it doesn’t…
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People of Roam: Jay Solomon
Jay Solomon is one of those people you’ve known your whole life, or, you feel like you have. He has an effortless kindness, warmth and genuine curiosity about all things and people.
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3 Ways to Reignite Passion in Your Nomadic Journey
When you began on your nomadic journey everything was intriguing, passionate and breathtaking. Every morning presented something you’d never experienced before—a brand new food to try, a new language to listen to, a new culture to take part in. All those months of waiting to begin life on the road were worth it, because it…
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In the Kitchen: Marika Kinoshita, Roam Tokyo
Our third kitchen series lowdown takes place in Roam Tokyo, at arguably the most artistic and poetic of all the Roam locations. Japanese cuisine, most popularly known for sushi and tea ceremonies, encompasses much more than what is often tasted internationally. Japan’s four distinctive seasons allows for a not only a range of varied produce, but…
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Living in London: How Much Does it Cost?
People from around the world dream of living in London, but there’s one big factor often holding them back (other than a visa!): price. London is expensive, and there’s no point pretending it’s not. When we decided to open Roam London in one of the city’s coolest neighborhoods, we knew we wanted to create a…
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How to Stay Grounded When Living Out of a Suitcase
The nomadic lifestyle is here to stay. We’ve left behind cubicles- and even corner offices, in lieu of jungle lean-to’s and ocean vistas. I love the life I lead, everyday a mystery, the unknown waiting to unfold.
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Get out of Town: 9 London Day Trips
London is a great city and its location has been, since the Romans founded Londinium, essential for trading and travel routes. Only a short day trip away from the Big Smoke, one can find quintessential British towns, medieval stories, spiritual & mystical sites – all within easy reach by train. FacebookTwitterGoogleLinkedinMail
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7 Ways Discipline Can Attract Freedom
Discipline and Freedom have been together forever. But it wasn’t always like this. Discipline didn’t think she would ever meet the right partner, she didn’t feel she was free spirited enough. Besides, people told her she was too tough and hard to get along with. To her, the world always favored those that go with…
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People of Roam: Ester, on a New Reality
It is not uncommon to walk into our community kitchen and stay and hour or two getting to know a new roamer. Great conversations often start in the kitchen, and when you happen to have new personalities with new ideas in that same kitchen every other day, it turns out to be a productive shared…
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