Sherwin TravelsThis is just a quick video to give you a glimpse of my uncles beach house and resort. I wanted to show the inside of the cottage where we will be spending the night in. We will be eating dinner with family. My uncle is leaving for Greece and Turkey the next day so we hung out with everyone that night. I decided to not do any recording. Many of my family are shy. I also wanted to spend as much time as I can with them since I don’t get to see them often.
0:00 Intro 0:43 Main house 1:03 The front yard 2:47 The cottage 3:52 Voiceover outro
A Relaxing Stay at My Uncles Resort: A Quick Tour of the CottageSherwin Travels2024-08-31 | This is just a quick video to give you a glimpse of my uncles beach house and resort. I wanted to show the inside of the cottage where we will be spending the night in. We will be eating dinner with family. My uncle is leaving for Greece and Turkey the next day so we hung out with everyone that night. I decided to not do any recording. Many of my family are shy. I also wanted to spend as much time as I can with them since I don’t get to see them often.
0:00 Intro 0:43 Main house 1:03 The front yard 2:47 The cottage 3:52 Voiceover outro
#caramay #caramayroxas #palawan #henalrics #beachhouse #beachcottage #caramaypalawanCostco in Seoul: 2 Floors, Samsung Prices, and a $1.43 Hot DogSherwin Travels2026-09-07 | A Costco in Seoul has two floors, and the hot dog combo is cheaper than back home.
Day three in Seoul and we ended up at a Costco. My US membership works here, which still feels strange to say out loud. Inside it looks almost exactly like ours, right down to the Kirkland stack, until you notice the building goes up instead of out.
I priced a few things while we walked. A Samsung TV at 899,000 won, roughly $642 depending on the exchange rate. A Galaxy S25 256GB at 999,000 won, about $714, which turned out to be an event price rather than the shelf price. Kirkland paper towels at 34,990 won, about $25 for twelve rolls.
Then the part I did not expect. Getting downstairs means a ramp instead of stairs, and the cart wheels lock into grooves so nothing rolls away from you.
And the hot dog. 2,000 won, somewhere around $1.43. Cheaper than the $1.50 back home. That math hits different when you are 6,000 miles away.
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Chapters: 0:00 A Costco in Seoul 0:27 Checking the TV prices 0:51 Samsung phone prices vs the mall 2:16 Kirkland and the American aisle 3:03 Two floors and the cart ramp 4:44 The food court 5:13 What we ordered
#CostcoKorea #SeoulTravel #KoreaVlogStarfield COEX Library in Seoul: Are Those Books Actually Real?Sherwin Travels2026-08-31 | Starfield COEX in Seoul has a library inside the mall. I got closer to see if the books were real.
We came in from an earlier stop with snacks still in hand and ended up at Starfield COEX. Malls back home are mostly dead now. Everyone orders online. This one was packed.
The library sits right in the middle of the floor, open to the mall, shelves running up well past anywhere a person could reach. I was convinced the top rows were photos of books glued to a wall. They are not. They are actual books.
I also priced a Samsung S25 while I was there, 256GB international version, around 1.1 million won, roughly $800 depending on the exchange rate. My Google Fi upgrade still came out better.
Mostly though, it just made me miss Borders.
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Chapters: 0:00 Starfield COEX Mall 0:16 The waffle from the last stop 0:30 Why malls outside America are still packed 0:53 Samsung S25 price check in Korea 1:36 The library inside the mall 2:24 Can you actually borrow these books? 3:22 I miss Borders
#StarfieldLibrary #Seoul #KoreaTravelBukchon Hanok Village Has Visiting Hours Now: 10AM to 5PM in SeoulSherwin Travels2026-08-24 | Bukchon Hanok Village has visiting hours now, 10am to 5pm.
People actually live in those houses, and enough of us showed up that the city made it official. There is a board at the entrance with a colour-coded map and a line telling you it is a residential area. Then a block later there is a yellow banner from the local merchants association reading Stop the Curfew, because the quiet the residents asked for is the same quiet that empties the shops. Nobody is entirely wrong in that argument.
Before that we ate in Insadong at a second-floor sotbap place, rice cooked and served in its own pot, around 12,000 won or roughly $8.70 depending on the exchange rate. I ordered a makgeolli and told you on camera it had cream in it. It does not. That is rice sediment settling out, which is also why you roll the bottle instead of shaking it. I shook it.
South Korea runs on tap-to-pay almost everywhere, but our parking only took cash.
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Chapters: 0:00 Dropped off in Jongno 0:17 Why we still needed cash 0:46 Lunch in Insadong 1:02 The makgeolli I shook 1:14 The ordering tablet, and free Wi-Fi 1:55 Bukchon Hanok Village 2:16 Look at the roof 4:06 Cafe Onion 4:35 Strawberry granola croffle
#Bukchon #Seoul #SouthKoreaHanbok Rental in Seoul: Gyeongbokgung Palace Gets You In FreeSherwin Travels2026-08-12 | Hanbok rental in Seoul runs about $11 to $18, and wearing it gets you into Gyeongbokgung free.
Day two in South Korea. We hired a driver for the day and the first stop was Gyeongbokgung, the largest of Seoul's five grand palaces. Across the street is Hanbok Town, one of dozens of rental shops on that block. The standard four hour package runs roughly 15,000 to 25,000 won, about $11 to $18, with premium and couple sets going higher, and most shops hold a deposit or your passport until you bring it back.
Here's the part I had backwards on camera: hanbok is not a tour package you buy. It's traditional Korean clothing, and South Korea has let anyone wearing it into the royal palaces free since 2013, four palaces plus Jongmyo Shrine. Gyeongbokgung admission is only 3,000 won anyway, a bit over $2, so the free entry is a nice bonus rather than the reason to do it.
Also in this one: why so many cars here have foam strips on their doors, the changing of the guard, and Gyeonghoeru, the banquet hall sitting out over its own pond.
One tip. Go in the morning. It's silk, it's layered, and by midday I was done.
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Chapters: 0:00 Day two in Seoul 1:00 Riding in the Hyundai Staria 1:34 Why Korean cars have foam on the doors 2:07 Hanbok Town, and it is not a "handbook" 3:56 Head to toe drip, and no pockets 5:19 The changing of the guard 6:01 What hanbok actually is, and why we got in free 7:06 Inside Gyeongbokgung 9:24 The pond and the Blue House 10:03 Returning the hanbok
#hanbok #gyeongbokgung #southkoreaSeoul Day 1: Incheon Airport, a 10-Person Hostel, and $40 ChickenSherwin Travels2026-08-02 | Our first day in Seoul, from landing at Incheon to street food in Myeongdong.
We flew in from Manila, about four hours on Philippine Airlines, and landed at Incheon around breakfast. The dollar was running about 1,400 Korean won, we picked up a pocket Wi-Fi at the counter, and the pilot called it 15C on the ground, which is my kind of weather.
Incheon does not feel like LAX. It is organized, calm, and full of cars I don't get to see at home. Starias everywhere, a Kia EV9, an Ioniq 5 taxi. We were seven people with seven checked bags, so we split into two vehicles and took a Hyundai Staria an hour and a half into the city.
Our place was a ten-person room at a rooftop hostel in Namsan-dong. No elevator, free breakfast, and a view of N Seoul Tower from the roof. Then Myeongdong: a 7-Eleven with no attendant, a red Ioniq 5, fried chicken and a local draft at TwoTwo Chicken for about $40 for seven of us, and fifteen minutes of my life spent looking for a trash can.
One travel tip buried in here: Korea runs on 220 volts, and I forgot my adapters.
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Chapters: 0:00 Landing at Incheon 1:03 Immigration, the won, and pocket Wi-Fi 2:05 My kind of weather, and an airport unlike LAX 4:16 Riding in the Hyundai Staria 5:01 A ten-person room and no elevator 6:02 Free breakfast and a rooftop with a Seoul Tower view 7:54 220 volts and a forgotten adapter 8:33 A walk around the neighborhood 11:48 Into Myeongdong 13:30 Inside a Korean 7-Eleven 14:10 Lunch at TwoTwo Chicken 16:17 The hunt for a trash can 18:32 Street food at night 21:24 Jetlag and day two
#Seoul #SouthKorea #MyeongdongGood Food Farm, Laguna: A Carabao Farm Where You Eat, Swim & StaySherwin Travels2026-07-30 | Good Food Farm in Laguna is a carabao farm where you can eat, swim, and stay the night.
Off the road between Santa Cruz and Liliw, right at the Magdalena fork, is Anihan Sustainable Gastronomy by Chef JR Royol, better known by the sign out front: Good Food Farm. The whole place is built on the carabao (water buffalo). The meat, the milk, and the kesong puti white cheese all come from it. We tried the bread and kesong puti, iced coffee with fresh carabao milk, homemade sandwiches, a backwards (malikad) salad, camote chips with vinegar mayo, and kare-kare made with carabao. About ten of us ate for around 7,700 pesos.
It is more than a restaurant. There are pools you can swim in, thatched cabanas at the foot of the mountain, a spa, fishing, and horseback riding. You can come for the day or rent one of the overnight huts that sleep up to eight. Here is the full walkthrough of the food, the grounds, and the rooms.
Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:27 Pulling into Good Food Farm 1:25 An event space for rent 2:40 Walking the grounds 3:50 Inside: air conditioning and a balcony view 5:18 A farm built on carabao 5:45 Down to the pools 6:50 Cabanas at the foot of the mountain 8:02 Touring the overnight rooms and rates 13:55 Spa, fishing, and horseback packages 14:42 Bread, kesong puti, and carabao milk 17:02 Sandwiches, salad, and camote chips 18:23 Kare-kare and the final bill 20:11 Final thoughts
#GoodFoodFarm #LagunaPhilippines #CarabaoFarmFlying to the Philippines 2025: Red-Eye to Manila & a Surprise PartySherwin Travels2026-07-25 | Flying back to the Philippines starts with a midnight red-eye from Ontario to Manila.
Part one of our 2025 summer trip, and it's the long way in. We leave out of Ontario on a China Airlines red-eye, kill a few hours hunting for food (airport pizza and a beer at Brewery X), then settle in for 14 hours to a Taipei layover with Computex going on right outside the terminal. Down to Manila, straight into the heat, and a first meal that runs from sinigang to actual ostrich on the menu at Mesa. Then we pull up to the house and walk into a surprise party nobody warned us about, running on zero sleep. Malls, airplane food, family, and a whole roast pig. Real family travel, no filter.
Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:40 Leaving from Ontario 2:00 Skittles Remix and the walk to the gate 3:10 Airport dinner at Brewery X 4:00 The long flight and Taipei layover 5:20 Airplane food 5:40 Landing in Manila 6:40 SM mall in Santa Rosa 7:20 Ostrich and duck at Mesa 7:44 A surprise party at home 8:44 The next morning
#philippines #chinaairlines #manilaLeaving Tokyo Day 5 | Haneda Terminal 3 Is Basically a Luxury MallSherwin Travels2026-07-03 | Day 5 in Tokyo and it's checkout day. One last pasta lunch up the tower in Shibuya, a proper goodbye to the Hotel Indigo staff, and the ride to Haneda for our ANA flight home to California.
This trip was mainly a shopping trip. I was the bag boy.
But the last day had some of my favorite moments: the wagyu we grabbed at a little bar near the hotel the night before, the 90-minute massage the Hotel Indigo front desk tracked down for us (they called around town themselves, that's service), and Haneda Terminal 3, which is less an airport and more a high-end mall with gates attached. Louis Vuitton, Dior, Tiffany & Co. I felt like I was at South Coast Plaza back home in Orange County.
Also in this one: Japan's facial-recognition airport security, and why I wish the TSA worked like this. Laptop stays in the bag. Shoes stay on. Easy.
Worth knowing if you're flying out of Haneda: ANA let us check in more than two hours before the flight — Philippine Airlines wouldn't allow that last trip.
CHAPTERS 0:00 Leaving Tokyo — wagyu dinner and a 90-minute massage 0:33 Pasta lunch up the tower in Shibuya 1:01 Hotel Indigo Shibuya review (shout-out to Andre) 2:13 Honest trip verdict from the bag boy 2:31 Arriving at Haneda — ANA check-in 3:02 Facial-recognition security vs the TSA 3:54 Terminal 3 is a luxury mall — Louis Vuitton, Dior, Tiffany 4:36 Hunting for a lounge 4:48 Back home in SoCal — the jet lag reportTokyo Ginza Day 4 Luxury Shopping StreetsSherwin Travels2026-06-21 | Day 4 in Tokyo and we made it to Ginza without even realizing it. One of the most upscale neighborhoods in the world — and the cars parked outside prove it. An Aston Martin Vanquish sitting on the street like it's nothing. A Porsche 911 Carrera. A McLaren 720S. A Brabus-kitted AMG S63. All while the family is inside Dior.
We also hit Tokyo Skytree for local pricing, figured out the Tokyo metro system (it's easier than you think), grabbed soba at Komoro Soba, and explored Kasanova Vintage — a multi-floor spot stacked with Louis Vuitton.
This is Japan Winter 2024, Episode 5.
CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:28 Tokyo Skytree — local prices vs tourist prices 1:20 Tokyo Plaza and the train system explained 1:50 Arriving in Ginza 2:55 Lunch at Komoro Soba 3:47 Aston Martin Vanquish spotted 4:25 Kasanova Vintage and Louis Vuitton 4:57 Porsche 911 Carrera 5:38 Family inside Dior 5:54 McLaren 720S, Porsche 718 Cayman, AMG Brabus
#Tokyo #Ginza #Japan #JapanTravel #LuxuryShoppingFilipino BreakfastSherwin Travels2026-06-18 | ...Tokyo Vlog: Shopping, Street Food & Everything In BetweenSherwin Travels2026-06-17 | One full day in Tokyo and we packed it all in, convenience store breakfast for under $5, Revolving sushi, Shibuya shopping, Tokyo Skytree Town, and an afternoon tea break we didn't plan but absolutely needed.
We hit up Family Mart for breakfast (spicy cod roe + glass noodle soup + milk tea — yes, it's that good), wandered into a pop-up toy store called Vanguard in Shibuya, hopped on the Tokyo subway using a Suica card loaded right from Apple Wallet, and ended up at Tokyo Skytree Town. Which is basically a vertical mall.
Japan just hits different every time.
🚇 Suica Card tip: Load it to your Apple Wallet, tap in when you enter the subway, tap out when you leave. It auto-calculates the fare. Rides run about $1–$4 depending on distance.
🍣 Kura Revolving Sushi Japan is better than Kura US. It's not even close.
0:00 Family Mart Breakfast (Under $5!) 0:52 Exploring Shibuya 1:27 Vanguard Store – Tax-Free Shopping 2:19 Tokyo Subway & Suica Card Tips 4:33 Tokyo Skytree Town 6:01 Afternoon Tea Break
#Tokyo #Japan #JapanTravel #TokyoVlog #Shibuya #TokyoSkytree #JapanFoodTokyo Thrift Stores Are Not Like America. Harajuku Secondhand LuxurySherwin Travels2026-05-30 | Day two in Tokyo started in Shibuya, then we took the subway over to Harajuku for a shopping day.
Harajuku thrift stores are not like the thrift stores back home. We stopped at Second Street and found barely-used name-brand pieces, including Gucci, Coach, Louis Vuitton, and shelves of Jordans that looked like they could be Japan-only colorways.
We also walked through the side streets of Harajuku, checked out the ivy-covered Ralph Lauren building, explored the high-end stores around Omotesando, and grabbed beef cutlet at Gyukatsu Motomura, where you cook the meat on a hot stone at the table.
#Harajuku #TokyoTravel #JapanTravelTokyo Day 1 | Hotel Indigo Shibuya & Mega Don QuijoteSherwin Travels2026-05-23 | We are checking in at Hotel Indigo in Shibuya, a prime location for exploring the city. This travel vlog captures our initial impressions, from the 12th-floor reception to glimpses of the bustling Shibuya crossing area. Join us for this ihg hotels review as we share our experience during check-in and explore our hotel room, offering a comprehensive hotel review of our stay.
0:00 Checking in at Hotel Indigo Shibuya 0:35 12th Floor Reception & Outdoor Terrace 1:15 Shibuya Skyline Views from Hotel Indigo 1:55 Down to Street Level 2:20 Mega Don Quijote Shibuya — 24 Hour Shopping 3:20 After Shopping — Heading to the Room 3:45 Hotel Room Tour — 15th Floor 4:25 Room Amenities & Complimentary Water 4:45 Bathroom & Deep Soaking Tub 5:25 Bedside Chargers & Japan Travel Tips 5:50 Yoshinoya Dinner in Shibuya 6:30 The Menu — Water or Sapporo OnlyFirst Time Flying to Japan? Heres What LAX to Tokyo Really Looks LikeSherwin Travels2026-03-11 | Join us on a new travel vlog as we begin our journey from Los Angeles International Airport. We're sharing some essential airport tips for an easy start to our japan travel adventure. Catch all the details as we head to Haneda International Airport!
0:00 Arrived at LAX 0:54 Trying to move seats in an empty flight 1:39 Arrived at Haneda Airport 3:03 Vending machine life 3:55 Airport is not busyLast Stop Before the Flight! ✈️ Hidden Gem Restaurant!Sherwin Travels2026-02-11 | Wrapping up a trip is always a mix of exhaustion and trying to squeeze in that one last experience! ✈️🍽️
Between the different sessions and constant recording, it has been a marathon of a trip, but we couldn't leave without trying one more highly recommended restaurant. Even though I'm beat, I’m hoping to grab some final shots to share the vibe before we head to the airport tonight. It’s been a blast, and I hope you all enjoyed following along with the journey!
Joy Yee in Chinatown ChicagoChicagos Field Museum: History, Family, and... an Open Bar? 🦖🏙️Sherwin Travels2026-02-10 | A family trip to Chicago isn't complete without a stop at the Field Museum, and let me tell you, the energy was high! 🏙️🦖
The boys were absolutely hyped to see what was inside those massive stone walls, and even though it was my first time visiting, I knew I had to balance the camera work with actually living in the moment. Between the incredible exhibits and an unexpected open bar, the "experience" definitely took priority over the recording! It’s one of those places where you just have to be there to feel the scale of history.🏙️ Lake Michigan, 90s Nostalgia, and Italian Beef: Chicago Vibes!Sherwin Travels2026-02-09 | We are cruising down Lakeshore Drive with a perfect view of Lake Michigan! This drive eventually curves into North Sheridan Drive, which is exactly where we used to stay. Having Lake Michigan as your "backyard" is beautiful in the summer, but man, you can only imagine how brutal those Chicago winters get when that lake wind hits!
90s TV & Movie Nostalgia: For all my Married... with Children fans out there, being in the city always brings back "No Ma'am" memories. We even stopped by the iconic Buckingham Fountain—the one from the opening credits!
Looking at the architecture and the city streets, it honestly feels like I’m stepping right into a Steven Seagal movie scene.
The Food Stop: You can’t visit Chicago without a trip to Portillo’s! Our buddy Eugene brought us here to get the authentic experience.
Chicago is delivering on every front—the views, the nostalgia, and the food.
#LakeshoreDrive #Portillos #BuckinghamFountain #MarriedWithChildren🏙️ The Bean: Chicago Adventures!Sherwin Travels2026-02-08 | We're in Downtown Chicago, heading straight for the iconic Millennium Park! It's my first time experiencing the city's energy, and it's already full of surprises.
First surprise? The sound of cicadas! I always thought those loud little guys were only found down South, but nope, they're making their presence known right here in Chicago! (No, not John Cicada the singer, the actual insects!)
Then, of course, we hit up the famous "Bean" sculpture, officially known as Cloud Gate. Walking around it, under it, and through it, it immediately transported me back to my childhood, reminding me of the spaceship from Flight of the Navigator! Anyone else get those vibes?
The energy in Millennium Park is incredible. The reflections, the architecture, the sheer scale of everything—it's truly a unique experience. Chicago is definitely bringing the heat and the good times!Exploring the 360 Chicago Observation Deck 🌆✨Sherwin Travels2026-02-06 | Time to check out the 360 Chicago observation deck! Found the entrance, got on the elevator, and headed to the 94th floor. Now we're here—what a view! Lake Michigan side is dark but you can spot the Ferris wheel from up top. This area has an interesting tilt room where the edge actually leans. Can't take photos or videos there though. The sounds of Chicago are so clear from this open window with a screen. Enjoy the views and the unique experience! 🌆🌟
#ChicagoViews #360ObservationDeck #TravelAdventuresMorning in Chicago: From Breakfast to Rivian Exploration 🌅✨Sherwin Travels2026-02-05 | It’s the next morning in Chicago! Quick breakfast, running late as usual. Trying to find registration; not familiar with Chicago anymore—decades since my last visit. Kids are off at camp, so I have some free time. Checking out a Rivian space nearby. The kids are lucky—they're getting a different experience than what I’m used to in LA and SoCal.
Booking a Uber Share ride for the first time—it’s adventurous but only saves me $4! Got a nice Jeep Gladiator here, even though it's gas. We have a Rivian EDV to check out too. Visiting the John Hancock building—heard there’s an area where it feels like the building is leaning. Time for some architectural fun! 🚗🌟
#ChicagoExploration #RivianSpaces #ArchitecturalTour #TravelAdventuresReconnecting with Old Friends and Reliving Bulls Memories at the United Center 🏀✨Sherwin Travels2026-02-05 | Here with an old friend, Eugene—like, really old! We did first communion together in second grade at St. Jerome's! Hanging out now and heading to the United Center as a huge Bulls fan. Last time I was here, they played in Chicago Stadium! So excited to check out Michael Jordan's statue and those iconic banners. Oh no, the security won't let me go inside for the DNC (2024). Thanks, Kamala! 🏀🌟
#BullsFan #FirstCommunion #ChicagoMemoriesChicago Trip: From Salt Lake City Airport to Hyatt in McCormick 🛫🎉Sherwin Travels2026-02-04 | Heading to Chicago! First stop is Salt Lake City International Airport where we caught a layover flight. It's our first time here but not the first in Utah—visited Denver and Zion National Park before! The airport is big and nice, with about 1.5 hours until our next flight to O'Hare. Delayed by thunderstorms for almost an hour. Finally at the Hyatt in McCormick after a long day of two flights and some delays. So tired but gotta find something to eat first! 🍜✈️
#ChicagoTrip #SaltLakeCity #TravelMemoirsReflecting on Our Journey Home 🌸✨Sherwin Travels2026-02-03 | From lighting candles at St. John the Baptist Church in Liliw for a safe journey to savoring Taiwanese beef noodles and boba en route home—this trip was full of moments! 😊
#TravelDiaries #AirlineFood #CulturalExperiences #HomeSweetHome360 CHICAGO Observation Deck: The Best Views of the Windy City! (TILT Experience & 94th Floor)Sherwin Travels2026-01-11 | I’m here in the heart of the Windy City checking out the iconic 360 CHICAGO observation deck! If you're planning a visit, a quick heads-up: the entrance can be a little tricky to find. It’s actually located on the lower level concourse, so if you see the Benihana or the Starbucks, you’re in the right spot!
We took the elevator straight up to the 94th floor—over 1,000 feet above the Magnificent Mile—and the views are absolutely stunning. From up here, you get a full 360-degree look at the city, including Navy Pier, the sparkling Ferris wheel, Lake Michigan, and the Loop. One of the coolest parts is the "CloudWalk" area where they have screened windows that let you actually hear the sounds of Chicago from a thousand feet up!
I also got a look at the famous TILT room. It’s basically a thrill ride where the glass windows tilt you out 30 degrees over the city streets below. It’s definitely not for the faint of heart! Just a reminder if you go: they don’t allow photos or videos inside the TILT room while it’s in motion, so you really have to experience that adrenaline rush for yourself. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this is definitely a must-see for the best panoramic vistas in Chicago.
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0:00 Intro 0:51 The entrance 1:16 The elevator 1:24 94th floor 2:30 The Tilt Room
#360Chicago #JohnHancockCenter #ChicagoTravel #WindyCity #ChicagoSkyline #ObservationDeck #TiltChicago #LakeMichigan #TravelVlog #ExploreChicago #ChicagoAtNight #MagnificentMileField Museum Chicago at Night: A Real Night at the Museum Experience!Sherwin Travels2026-01-04 | The food trend definitely improved today, starting with some delicious barbecue, cornbread, and mac and cheese. But the real excitement was heading to the museum. We actually took a "party bus" over with the whole group, and as soon as we arrived, we were greeted by a live drum line and entertainers. Walking into the main hall was stunning. My boys were especially hyped because they love the Night at the Museum movies. While that movie was actually inspired by and filmed at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, being here at the Field Museum at night—with the whole place closed off just for us—definitely gave off those same magical vibes!
We were on the main floor right by some of the most iconic exhibits. Since this was a special private event with an open bar and live performers, I didn't record quite as much as usual because I really wanted to just soak in the experience with my family. However, the atmosphere was incredible, and seeing these massive fossils in person is something I'll never forget.
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0:00 Intro 1:19 Bus ride to museum 1:50 Arrived at Field Museum 3:06 Main floor 3:19 Walking around and photos 4:11 Outro
#FieldMuseum #Chicago #NightAtTheMuseum #SueTheTRex #ChicagoTravel #MuseumVlog #Dinosaurs #FieldMuseumChicago #TravelVlog #ChicagoAtNight #FamilyTravelUnited Center PILGRIMAGE! Banned from Michael Jordan Statue by the DNC?!Sherwin Travels2025-10-22 | I'm back in my hometown of Chicago with my childhood best friend, Eugene, and today was a pilgrimage day for this lifelong Bulls fan! Our main mission was to visit the iconic United Center, the legendary "Madhouse on Madison," and see the Michael Jordan Statue!
As soon as we pulled up and saw those championship banners and the magnitude of the arena (and the empty streets!), I felt the rush! Unfortunately, the entire United Center Atrium—where the Jordan Statue now resides—was shut down because they were setting up for the Democratic National Convention (DNC)! I was literally right there and couldn't get a picture with "His Airness." Seriously bummed!
Since we were blocked by security (darn you, Kamala!), we became tourists and headed downtown to Millennium Park to check out The Bean (which reminded me of Flight of the Navigator!). We also caught a glimpse of Buckingham Fountain (the Married with Children intro spot!) and finished the day the only proper Chicago way: with Italian Beef and hot dogs at Portillo's!
It was a great day with a great friend. Just gotta find a way back to that Jordan statue! Thanks for watching! If you liked the video, please Like and Subscribe for more of my adventures!
0:00 Intro 1:05 My good friend Eugene 1:28 Headed to United Center 2:02 The banners 2:25 Overjoyed 3:37 Some bad news 4:46 Driving to downtown Chicago 5:20 Millenium Park 6:08 The Bean 7:39 Lake Shore Drive 8:19 Buckingham Fountain 9:14 Driving around Chicago 9:59 Portillo’s
#UnitedCenter #MichaelJordan #ChicagoBulls #BullsFan #ChicagoVlog #TheBean #MillenniumParkExploring Chicago and the Rivian Space Downtown!Sherwin Travels2025-10-03 | We're in the Windy City! I'm back in Chicago after decades for a convention at the massive McCormick Place! We're staying at the convenient Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, right across the street with connecting bridges.
Today's plan? Get registered for the convention! Since I have a small window before my next meeting, I decided to take an adventurous Uber ride to check out the Rivian Space downtown (about 3 miles away). I'm hoping to check out the Gen 2 and maybe pick up some new gear—like the Gear Guard Gary I just bought!
Downtown Chicago is incredible! Even with the clouds and cooler weather, the architecture is amazing. I even got a peek at the famous 875 North Michigan Avenue (formerly the John Hancock Center) and saw a Rivian EDV making deliveries!
If you want to see what it's like attending a huge conference and squeezing in some quick sightseeing in Chicago, this vlog is for you. I'll be dedicating a separate video just to the Rivian store experience, so stay tuned for that!
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0:00 - Good Morning from the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place 0:40 - Registration and Convention Plans (Sheryl Crow!) 1:30 - Deciding to visit the Rivian Space 2:00 - Checking out the Chicago Weather & Architecture 3:00 - Catching an Uber Share downtown (First time!) 4:00 - Arriving at the Rivian Space (Quick Stop!) 4:50 - Chicago Street Views (Jeep Gladiator & Rivian EDV) 5:25 - Iconic John Hancock Building Sighting (875 N Michigan) 5:45 - Wrap Up & LunchtimeReturn to Chicago After 30 Years! My First Time Back Since 1993!Sherwin Travels2025-06-07 | Today is a HUGE day because I'm finally headed back to Chicago after not visiting since 1993! My brother was born there, and we lived there for several years. It's been an incredibly long time since our last family road trip in a Ram 350 van, which took us all the way to New York and back! As a massive Bulls fan, I've never even seen the Michael Jordan statue or watched a game at the United Center – so you know I'm excited!
Join me as we begin our journey from Ontario International Airport, flying Delta with a layover in Salt Lake City. We're hoping to avoid the LAX chaos! I'll give you a peek inside the Aspire Lounge (spoiler: not all airport lounges are created equal!) and share all the ups and downs of our flights.
After a couple of flights and some delays, we finally arrive in Chicago late at night. My brother Raffy (from an EV Confessions video!) picks us up, and we make our way to the Hyatt McCormick Place. It's been a long but exciting day, and I can't wait to explore the city tomorrow! Stick around for a quick hotel room tour and more Chicago adventures. Thanks for watching!
0:00 Intro 1:36 Arrived at airport 3:12 Aspire Lounge 4:14 Arrived in Utah 4:55 Arrived in Chicago 5:44 Arrived at the hotel 6:12 Quick room tourFrom Farms to Flights: Our Journey Home from the Philippines 🇵🇭✈️Sherwin Travels2025-05-04 | In this video, we’re wrapping up our trip to the Philippines and heading back to California. Before leaving, we stopped by my cousin Ate Baby and Kuya Ferdie’s place in Liliw—famous for their locally made footwear! I also reflected on growing up as one of the youngest in my generation, hanging out with cousins and godkids who are barely younger than me.
We lit candles at the church in Liliw for safe travels, then made our way back to Manila, passed through the lounge, and finally flew out via Taipei. I even managed to grab some legit Taiwanese beef noodles and boba—so worth it!
And yes, we’re back home now. I'm tired, the food was meh on the plane, but the Teslas held up well while we were away (only lost 4% charge in a month!). I also share some EV battery tips for anyone worried about leaving their vehicle parked.
Thanks again for watching, and if you enjoyed this slice-of-life travel vlog, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and stay tuned for more! 🙌
0:00 Intro 0:23 Ai-She farm 1:08 I’m one of the youngest in my generation (Mom side) 2:08 Lighting some candles before leaving 3:02 New future plans? 4:16 Manila International Airport 5:38 Back in Taipei 9:33 Back home 10:50 Outro
#FamilyTravel #FilipinoCulture #Balikbayan #TravelVlog #PinoyVloggerInside a Real Filipino Cockfighting Arena 🇵🇭Sherwin Travels2025-04-27 | Stepping inside a real sabong event in the Philippines 🇵🇭. This isn’t to condone or judge — just sharing a raw part of Filipino culture. 🐓🏟️ They even have an octagon like the UFC!
#Philippines #FilipinoCulture #SabongInside the Filipino Coliseum: Behind the Scenes of Sabong Culture 🇵🇭Sherwin Travels2025-04-26 | This video contains behind-the-scenes footage and cultural documentation of a traditional sabong (cockfighting) event in the Philippines. No graphic or violent content is shown, and no actual matches are recorded. The purpose of this video is purely educational and cultural—to share insight into a long-standing tradition that remains part of local Filipino life. Viewer sensitivity and cultural awareness are advised.
I do not condone or promote animal cruelty. This video is meant to document and observe, not to glorify or encourage the activity.
Today I’m taking you with me to witness something deeply rooted in Filipino culture — a sabong event. This is my first time actually stepping inside one of these coliseums, and I’m not here to promote or judge — just to share what goes on behind the scenes during these gatherings. I was joined by my father-in-law, who knows the place well and gave me the full tour.
From the matchups (called olutan) to the prepping of the roosters and the betting setup, I wanted to give you a glimpse of this unique tradition. You won’t see any actual fights in this video out of respect for policies and personal values — just the vibe, the process, and how central this is to many communities in the Philippines.
This isn’t meant to glamorize anything — it’s a cultural snapshot. Let me know your thoughts in the comments, and if you’ve seen or experienced this part of Filipino life. Thanks for watching, and as always, don’t forget to like and subscribe if you haven’t already!Spotted a Classic Toyota Land Cruiser at Casa Amara! 🚙🌴Sherwin Travels2025-04-26 | Stumbled upon this beauty while staying at Casa Amara in Batangas! No clue exactly what year, but it’s rocking that late-’70s to early-’80s Toyota Land Cruiser vibe. Those chunky tires are legit off-road ready. Sometimes the best adventures start with a classic ride. Who else loves old-school 4x4s? 🙌
#ToyotaLandCruiser #Classic4x4 #OffRoadLegends #CasaAmara #BatangasAdventures #VintageRides #OverlandingLife #4x4Culture #ExplorerVibes #TravelPhilippinesBatangas Beach vs Palawan: Real Talk from the Shore 🌊🇵🇭Sherwin Travels2025-04-24 | Just a quick stop at this beach in Batangas—this is the same one we spotted from our villa view. 😍 The vibe? Super chill but definitely different from Palawan. Palawan’s got that soft, powdery sand, but here in Batangas, it's a mix of sand, shells, and stones. Still beautiful in its own way though! 🌴
Would you pick Batangas or Palawan? Let me know! 👇🏽
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#BatangasBeach #PalawanVibes #PhilippineTravelINSANE Ocean View at Casa Amara, Batangas 🌊🇵🇭 #TravelGoalsSherwin Travels2025-04-23 | Welcome to Casa Amara in Batangas, Philippines — and yes, this view is 100% real 🌴🌊 If you thought the public pool was cool, wait 'til you see the private jacuzzi and our own pool overlooking the ocean. This is straight-up paradise 😮💦
Watch the full video for the tour and tell me you wouldn’t live here for a month 👇 #CasaAmara #BatangasVibes #PhilippinesTravel #OnlyInThePhilippines #Philippines #VacationModeTipsy on Sushi: My Omakase Experience in Japan 🍣🇯🇵Sherwin Travels2025-04-22 | Okay... I'm a little red-faced after this one 😂 but when in Japan, you have to do omakase! The chef picked every bite and it was absolute 🔥. No soy sauce. No wasabi requests. Just shut up and eat what they give you—and trust me, it was worth it. I even bought the sushi masters a few rounds of Sapporo 🍺 because they seriously crushed it. Everyone else ate somewhere else... their loss! Japan, your food game is unbeatable. I don’t think I’ll ever be the same.
#JapanFoodie #OmakaseExperience #TokyoEats #Japan$200 Upgrade to Business Class? Worth It!Sherwin Travels2025-04-20 | Would you pay $200 to upgrade to business class? We did—and honestly, it was worth every cent. On our flight from Tokyo to Manila, we scored a business class seat through a bidding system. With tickets from Manila way cheaper than flying from California, this side trip made total sense during our Philippines vacation. First row, tons of legroom, built-in screens—it was a vibe. Only thing? The flight was at 1:30 AM… so the real question is, do you even enjoy the upgrade when you're knocked out the whole time?
#BusinessClassUpgrade #TravelHacks #JapanTrip #FilipinoTravel #TravelTipsWhy Cant TSA Be This Smooth?! 😮✈️Sherwin Travels2025-04-19 | Heading to Haneda Airport in a massive HiAce van with 13 bags and 10 seats—why don’t we have these in the US?! Rain finally stopped, so fingers crossed for a smooth flight. But here’s what blew my mind… Japan’s airport security is NEXT LEVEL.
Facial recognition, no belts off, no laptops out, no shoe drama—why can’t TSA be this efficient? Oh, and yes... I’m hungry again 😂 Found a lounge with deep fried chicken, stir-fried noodles, takoyaki, and more.
Japan, you’ve spoiled me. 🛫🇯🇵
#AirportVibes #HanedaAirport #JapanTravel #TravelSmoothlyOur First Uber Ride in Japan 🇯🇵 (Don’t Touch the Door!) 🚕Sherwin Travels2025-04-17 | First time taking an Uber in Japan — and it’s nothing like what we’re used to back home!
Almost every cab we’ve seen here is a sleek black Toyota… specifically labeled as JPN Taxi. We even spotted one Ioniq5 in the mix, but Toyota definitely runs the streets here.
What’s wild? Hotel staff literally warned us not to touch the door. Turns out the doors open and close automatically. So the rule is: just sit back and let the driver do it all.
Now we’re cruising in a JPN Taxi. Super roomy, super smooth, and honestly… kind of fancy for a cab ride. Japan does everything with precision — even Uber rides.
Have you ever experienced taxis in Japan? Would love to know your take! 🇯🇵🚖
#JapanTaxi #UberJapan #ShibuyaLife #TravelVlogINSANE Mountain Villa Stay in Batangas 🇵🇭 | Epic Views & Private Pool! Casa AmaraSherwin Travels2025-04-13 | I’m taking you along with us on an unforgettable 3-day, 2-night stay at Casa Amara in Batangas, Philippines. This place is tucked away in the mountains with unreal views of the ocean, a private pool, and even a jacuzzi that overlooks the sea! We rolled deep—11 people, two cars, tons of luggage—and it was worth every step down those rocky paths. I’ll show you what the villa looks like, take you through the dining areas, our rooms, and the pool, and we even take a trek down to the beach (spoiler: I almost got to ride a vintage Land Cruiser 😅). If you're thinking of a quiet, all-inclusive getaway far from the noise, you’ll definitely want to check this place out. Just don’t trust Google Maps too much out here 😂 Also, watch till the end to hear about the included meals, the realities of WiFi and mobile signal, and my thoughts on bringing an EV like the Rivian to places like this. If you enjoyed the video, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and drop a comment below—especially if you've ever visited Batangas or have a dream off-roader like that Land Cruiser!
#Batangas #CasaAmara #PhilippinesTravel #FamilyVlog #TravelVlog #PrivateVilla #LuxuryStay #BeachResort #OffRoadAdventure #ToyotaLandCruiser #HiddenGem #FilipinoYouTuber #MountainRetreat #PhilippinesBeach #Travel2025Last Day in Tokyo! 🍣 Sushi Lunch, Airport Lounges & Business Class Upgrade!Sherwin Travels2025-02-27 | It's our last day in amazing Tokyo, Japan! Join us as we check out of our Shibuya hotel and navigate our way to Haneda Airport for our flight back to Manila. Even though it was raining, we made the most of our final hours in Tokyo.
We grabbed two Ubers (since large cars are rare here!) and headed back to Shibuya Scramble Square for some incredible sushi. I went for the omukase experience and it was phenomenal! Seriously, some of the best sushi I've ever had. I even shared some Sapporo beers with the sushi chefs – Google Translate for the win! The food in Japan is just on another level.
After lunch, we hopped in a spacious Toyota HiAce van to Haneda Airport. We arrived super early (6-7 hours!), but with lounge access and the possibility of a business class upgrade, we decided to relax at the airport. We explored the observation deck, checked out the airport lounges (deep-fried chicken and takoyaki!), and were thrilled to find out our bid for business class seats was accepted!
The flight itself was a bit turbulent, and the food wasn't amazing, but those business class seats were definitely worth it for the comfort! Join us for our last day adventures in Tokyo, including hilarious Uber experiences, incredible Japanese food, airport lounge hopping, and a business class flight upgrade!
If you enjoyed this video, please give it a like and subscribe for more travel vlogs and Japan adventures! Let me know in the comments if you've ever tried omukase sushi or bid for a flight upgrade! Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one!
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0:00 Intro 0:34 Uber in Japan 3:14 Shibuya Sky 3:38 Sushi lunch 6:20 Going to Haneda Airport 6:47 Arrived at Haneda 7:49 You can bid on upgrades 9:35 Observation deck 10:35 More info on prices 11:33 Finally checked in 12:40 Lounge 13:55 Business class look 14:27 Back in ManilaShibuya Sky Tower & Exploring Tokyo at Night! (Plus, Ioniq 5 N Spotted!)Sherwin Travels2025-02-08 | Join me for a breathtaking experience at the Shibuya Sky Tower in Tokyo! We'll soar to new heights, enjoy panoramic views of the city, and discover some hidden gems along the way. Plus, I'll share some tips for navigating the tower, show you the delicious food options on the 13th floor, and give you a glimpse of the exciting nightlife in Shibuya. And as a bonus, we'll spot a Hyundai Ioniq 5 N on display!
0:00 Intro 0:26 Shibuya Sky lockers 0:53 Top of Shibuya Skay 2:01 The glass is clean and clear 2:32 Nice place to have a drink 2:46 Land your helicopter here 5:44 13th floor… food 6:33 Lunch time 7:17 Shibuya Crossing on a Monday 8:05 Walking around Shibuya 9:14 Internet coverage 10:11 Night time date 11:32 Hyundai Ioniq5N 12:01 Dinner 12:29 Outro
#ShibuyaSky #ShibuyaSkyTower #Tokyo #Japan #ShibuyaCrossing #Ioniq5N #TravelVlog #CityViews #Food #Nightlife #ExploreJapan #HiddenGems #TravelTipsTokyo Adventures: Temples, Sky Trees, and a Surprise Fathers Day Gift! 🎁Sherwin Travels2025-02-05 | Join me on a whirlwind tour of Tokyo, Japan! We'll visit the historic Senso-ji Temple, marvel at the towering Tokyo Skytree, and explore some exciting shopping destinations. Plus, I'll share some thoughts on Japanese culture, my quest for a Sony camera, and a very special Father's Day surprise!
0:00 Intro 0:51 Senso-ji Temple 3:44 Mario Kart experience 4:48 Tokyo SkyTree and mall 7:02 Taking a break to chat 11:54 The toy floor 14:22 About lunch 15:28 Diver City Gundam 17:02 Shinjuku Godzilla 18:02 Father’s Day surprise 20:46 Outro
#tokyo #tokyojapan #sensojitemple #mariokart #mariokarttokyo #tokyoskytree #divercity #giantgundam #shinjuku #godzilla #shinjukugodzillaMount Fuji Adventures & JDM Treasure Hunting in Japan! 🗻Sherwin Travels2025-02-03 | Join me on a journey to Mount Fuji and the surrounding areas in Japan! We'll visit the iconic Chureito Pagoda, take in stunning views of Mount Fuji (if the weather cooperates!), and explore some hidden thrift stores with amazing JDM treasures. Plus, I'll share some tips for using Apple Pay in Japan and introduce you to a local who can help you import JDM cars to the US. Don't miss this exciting adventure!
0:00 Intro 1:06 Rest Area 1:21 Chureito Pagoda 2:32 Lake Kawaguchi 4:27 About Apple Pay and Watch 6:29 Fuji Sengen-Jinja 10:20 Thrift Store 12:23 Lunch 12:48 2nd Street store 14:30 Gotemba Premium Outlets 15:04 End of the day 15:25 CJ our driver and cars 17:45 Outro
#mtfuji #chureitopagoda #lakekawaguchi #applepay #sengenjinja #thriftstore #japanesethriftstore #gotemba #gotembaoutlets #japaneseimports #japanesecarsBullet Train to Tokyo! 🚅🇯🇵 | Exploring Shibuya & Shopping Sprees!Sherwin Travels2025-01-21 | Join me on my adventure as I travel from Osaka to Tokyo on the Shinkansen bullet train! 🚄 It's HOT out there, but luckily the trains are nice and cool. 😅 We navigate the Osaka Metro, grab our tickets, and hop on board! Then, we arrive in Tokyo and head to our hotel in Shibuya - the Creston Hotel. After checking in and freshening up, we explore the Shibuya Crossing and do some serious shopping at Parco, GU, and Uniqlo! 🛍️ (Those Bape prices though... 🤯) We finish the day with some delicious food at Yoshinoya and I show you some of the cool stuff I bought. Don't miss out on this exciting journey through Japan! 😉
0:00 Intro 0:47 Osaka Subway 2:24 Shin-Osaka Shinkansen Station 3:36 The bullet trains 4:24 Inside the train 5:18 Arrived in Tokyo 5:55 Creston Hotel Shibuya 9:11 Parco in Shibuya 9:52 GU store 10:30 Walking around Shibuya 11:47 Dinner and Uniqlo 12:21 Outro
#Japan #Osaka #Tokyo #BulletTrain #Shinkansen #Shibuya #ShibuyaCrossing #Travel #Subway #CrestonHotel #Shopping #Uniqlo #GU #TravelVlog #Culture #JapanTravelExploring Nara, Japan: Temples, Deers, and Delicious Ramen! 🦌🍜Sherwin Travels2025-01-19 | Join me on a journey to Nara, Japan, a city known for its friendly deer, ancient temples, and stunning natural beauty! We'll visit Nara Park, where deer roam freely, explore the Todaiji Temple with its massive bronze Buddha statue, and wander through the enchanting Arashiyama Bamboo Grove. Plus, we'll indulge in some delicious ramen and wagyu beef, and I'll share some interesting cultural observations along the way. Don't miss this unforgettable adventure in Nara!
0:00 Intro 4:31 Cost to send luggages 5:05 Nara Park 5:33 Deer roaming around 8:28 Todaiji Temple 11:27 Ramen lunch 12:34 Arasiyama, Bamboo Grove 14:21 Kinkaku-ji Temple - Golden Temple 14:31 TMI (too much info) about the restrooms 15:30 Entrance at the temple 17:42 For real, it’s gold? 20:00 Old Style Starbucks in Kyoto 21:01 Fushimi Inari 24:30 Dinner at Gyu-Kaku 25:21 Outro
#japan #kyoto #hanamikoji #nara #narapark #todaiji #todaijitemple #arasiyama #bamboo #kinkauji #goldentemple #bakumatsu #kyotostarbucks #fushimi #fushimiinariOsaka Adventures! (Castles, Sky Buildings, & Cup Noodles!) 🇯🇵Sherwin Travels2024-12-28 | Join me on a whirlwind tour of Osaka, Japan! We'll visit the historic Osaka Castle, soar to new heights at the Umeda Sky Building, and explore the fascinating Cup Noodles Museum. Plus, we'll try some delicious local cuisine, experience the unique culture of Japan, and I'll even share a funny blooper from my trip (hint: it involves a clothing tag!). Don't miss this exciting adventure!
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0:00 Intro 0:58 Arrived at Kansai Airport 3:34 Toyota Hiace picked us up 4:30 A long bridge 5:04 Cool cars 6:05 Tour of the hotel Sotetsu Grand Fresa 9:58 Doutonbori Street 10:45 The canal 11:17 Kura Sushi 11:50 Outro
#japan #doutonbori #dotonbori #osaka #sotetsu #sotetsugrandfresaThis is what we ate for breakfast at McDonalds in TokyoSherwin Travels2024-12-05 | The best thing about my McGriddle is the egg taste like egg and the bacon is not burned.First thing I ate as soon as I landed in TokyoSherwin Travels2024-12-05 | Japan has many good things to eat. The first thing I tried is beef curry bread and I love the milk tea here.Tokyo railway is great way to travel aroundSherwin Travels2024-12-03 | Japan has a clean railway system. Affordable and organized. We took the subway to Harajuku.