I'm Canadian, but I live in Japan.

I'm a video blogger.

I usually make YouTube videos about my daily life here, but this time I'm on a new mission to go back to my country, Canada, and introduce it to both Japan and the world.

For two weeks, I'll be traveling across Canada by train, enjoying tons of new experiences, eating delicious local foods and making new friends.

And I'll be reporting all of my adventures back to you.

Sponsored by the Canadian Tourism Commission and via rail, thin is made in Canada.

So this is Jasper.

This quiet tourist town is located at the base of the Rocky Mountains in the province of Alberta.

The air is cool and crisp here, and the scenery is peppered with wildlife.

In this season, it's common to see elk, bighorn, sheep and even bears.

Although it is mid May, a short trip up the mountain was revealed snow and lots of it to the basket.

Glacier just turned up the second Stephen Road in the world here.

We're losing well.

No, thank you.

No sneaker.

She got jeans for genes.

That's not only called nanny.

Hola, Yukio.

There he writes about today.

Court did it on their Blanca.

Wait here in the mountains.

The water is so clean that you could drink it directly from the ground.

Perhaps this is the famous Rocky Mountain Glacier water you see being sold in Japan.

Some of you g o back down the mountain.

However, the snow is melting and the rivers are flowing fast.

This is the perfect season for whitewater rafting.

So of course, we have decided to give it a shot too.

And yes, in case you're wondering, the water is very cold.

Jasper's also a very popular destination for working holiday visa holders from all over the world.

So, as a city, Jasper is a really great place to meet all kinds of you're like that.

It's beautiful.

Staying Jasper was short and sweet, and it was time to get on the train and had to Winnipeg, Manitoba way.