Traveling the world by bicycle, sharing stories from the streets of Australia and the people I meet along the way.
In this episode: how a simple morning at a Sydney guesthouse reminded me of the culture I carry within me.

What if travel wasn’t about rushing from place to place, but about trying, failing, and discovering along the way?

In this episode, Hiro shares why he treats every journey as an experiment—and how taking uncertain paths has led him to some of his most unforgettable moments on the road.

Perfect for anyone who believes life is richer when we slow down and embrace the unknown.

In this episode, I share what happened on my first full day in Australia.

From a simple breakfast with my host family to a short drive through town,
this day wasn’t packed with big events — but it gave me small insights into everyday Australian life.

I talk about reading the local newspaper, buying camping supplies, and joining a backyard barbecue with people I had just met.

It reminded me how even a quiet day in a new place can stay with you — not because of what happened, but because of how it felt.

In this short story, we follow Hiro—a man cycling around the world—as he says goodbye to the warm nights of Bali and steps into the quiet skies of Perth.

From taking apart his bicycle in a dark hotel hallway to reassembling it on the streets of a new country, Hiro’s journey reminds us that travel is not always about the big events. Sometimes, it’s about quiet help, fresh air, and the peace of a slow dinner with new friends.

This episode is gentle, simple, and full of little moments that children and adults alike can enjoy.
A story of kindness, new beginnings, and the beauty of moving forward—one pedal at a time.

https://medium.com/@hiro.the.world/arrival-in-australia-embracing-natures-beauty-world-journey-diary-150-9d5ee066b050

People often think that long-term solo travel is full of freedom, adventure, and beautiful moments. And that’s true.

But underneath all of that, there’s something else—a quiet presence that travels with me wherever I go: loneliness.

In this episode, I reflect on what it means to travel alone, what loneliness has taught me, and why I believe that embracing solitude can lead to something powerful.

A few days ago, I stayed with a host in Melbourne who left a deep impression on me.

He wasn’t just kind—he had a powerful way of seeing the world, centered around generosity, sharing, and the idea that we lose nothing by giving.

In this episode, I share what he taught me, and how it made me think about community, trust, and how the world could change if more people lived with this mindset.

In this episode, I share how something small—like a short bike ride to the store—can turn into a life-changing journey. It's a reminder that we don’t need to start big to go far.

In this episode, I reflect on the quiet weight of the things we carry—both in our backpacks and in our minds.
After cycling across seven countries, I’ve realized how easy it is to hold on to things that no longer serve us, just because they feel familiar or sentimental.
But to move forward, sometimes we have to make space—physically and mentally.
Let’s talk about what it means to let go, and how it can change the way we journey through life.

In this episode, I talk about how important it is to keep moving forward and not settle into comfort for too long. Looking back at my journey—from being homeless to building a career while traveling—I’ve learned that comfort, while necessary at times, can also be a trap. It's when I step out of my comfort zone and face uncertainty that I grow the most. By embracing the unknown, I’ve found real experiences and lessons that have shaped who I am today.

The reason I travel is to discover new aspects of myself and embrace challenges that help me grow. Being in different environments allows me to see things from a fresh perspective and learn through real-life experiences. I enjoy pushing my limits and stepping outside my comfort zone. Traveling also fuels my excitement to explore the world, and it’s an opportunity to experience the things that can’t be learned from books or online.