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.

We're in Manitoba, located in the very center of Canada.

There is a strong aboriginal presence in Manitoba, and because of that, the Aboriginal lifestyle and culture can be very easily experienced here.

And I don't throw this tracking us.

Yeah, very good way.

Over 55% of Manitoba's entire population lives in one city, Winnipeg, a charming city rich with Canadian culture and art.

You confined a museum for almost anything here.

The Art Gallery is the oldest civic gallery in all of Canada.

It even has a large collection of Inuit art collected from communities up north.

We don't hear much about Manitoba in Japan due to its location and its distance from major cities.

But if you ever find yourself on to be a rail traveling across Canada, but it's definitely worth stepping off the train.

But I found something interesting.

It's a trade, A trade is a trade and it's an arcade and it's got a candy shop inside.

Let's go check.

And now, after a brief stay in Winnipeg, we're heading to Toronto.

I've got people to see and things to Dio, but admittedly, I'm gonna miss being on the street.