It's been 7 years since I last came to Canada. Finally, I'm home after a long time abroad.

Believe it or not, although I'm Korean, my soul is Canadian! Give me residency!

After a 20-hour flight, I finally landed... and I was battling the armpit odor of my seatmate!

Arriving at the airport brought back memories of seeing Kota off; it feels like yesterday.

I thought I'd never see Kota again, so I cried a lot. But in the blink of an eye, 7 years have passed, and I'm here with him.

I was listening to sad songs to get in the mood. This is my favorite playlist... please give it a listen!

It makes you feel like a movie character. I thought Kota would arrive at this gate, so I waited here, but I was wrong.

So I'm going to the other gate where Kota will arrive. He was already outside, and we were looking for each other.

I'm outside—where are you now? I can't believe I'm back at Toronto airport, where I said goodbye to Kota last time.

To be honest, just being at the airport is already emotional... and I feel so much affection for Kota.

Like this... At the airport, we became a lovey-dovey couple. We always said goodbye coolly at airports in Japan or Korea, but Toronto feels very strange.

We met again at Toronto airport, where we cried and wept. Can you see how excited I am to be in Canada?

This isn't like me, right?  The long flight made us both look awful—so oily!

But we can't contain our excitement! From the Tim Hortons we've missed so much... we'll follow all our memories, one by one.

We each chose our favorite menu items. Holding a 4,000 won Tim Hortons drink, we felt super hyped!

[This is what I always used to have for lunch!] [When he was poor in Canada, that was his regular lunch.]

[Boston Cream Donut + Blueberry Muffin + Double Double combo] [Tasting the original drink after 7 years...]

[This is it...!] [The taste of memories...] [To be fair, the muffin only cost 2,000 won, so it's not that special.]

[But we missed our memory with Tim Hortons.] [We were tired and had a lot of luggage, so we decided to call a Lyft taxi to the hotel.]

[We started the first morning in Canada in the best condition.] [By the way,] [I was half-awake when I opened my eyes this morning, and I was so surprised!]

[He doesn't seem to care at all; he's doing his morning dance.] [I'll tell you why. Kota was wearing a terrifying T-shirt under this outfit!]

[His dance for Canada.] [When I saw this, I thought I was dreaming.] [I was hoping my eyes were wrong...]

[The terrifying T-shirt under this outfit was...] [Me!] [A monster staring straight at me on Kota's shirt!]

[When I went to primary school, on the day I looked particularly cute... my parents took this embarrassing picture.]

[What is this...?] [It's even higher quality than the photo itself!] [How did you come to make this weird T-shirt?]

[To make fun of you.] [Do you know how much he loves Tim Hortons?] [The cup he used yesterday... He washed it and is having his coffee in it to feel the vibe again.]

[He turned on the camera himself and left it there.] [And he changed into a different T-shirt.]

[Hyejin T-shirt ver. 2] [I wasn't aware of this.] [Why did you turn on the camera all of a sudden?] 

I thought it would be nice to capture our daily life. [Foreboding] What are you wearing underneath?

[Kota is not good at lying. He was behaving strangely.] [Please don't tell me you're wearing another weird T-shirt.]

[You're right? What is it this time?] [This is the last one.] [I can't believe he has a different version of that.]

[Why are you shy around me?] [Big laugh/Content] [With my intense reaction, he puffed out his chest more.]

[Thinking about how much Kota must have anticipated my reaction while making it made me laugh.] Do you like it?

[Satisfied] [This is what he prepared for our trip to Canada.] [He's absolutely insane.]

[Is he my backhanded hater?] [I really appreciate you, Kota. Thanks again for reminding me of that embarrassing memory.]

[People might think I'm a narcissist or something.] [I look like a North Korean child, but what cracked me up even more were all the different languages saying "hello" around the photo.]

[This is Kota's favorite pajama...He said, even when we're apart, it feels like he's sleeping with me, or something.]

[Sometimes I think the joy of his life is teasing me...] [Nobody asked him, but he made these T-shirts, although even he feels embarrassed.]

[If you feel so embarrassed, why did you make them?] [Of course, I'm not.] Are you the person on my T-shirt?

Yes! Do you like this hairstyle? Isn't it good? [I pretended I didn't understand him.]

Isn't it cute? [I don't understand...] This hair. Ah, that hair! [He got a haircut before coming to Canada...This time he put his fringe down. What do you think?]

[The sticking-out hair in the back is the highlight.] [His Canada dance is quite catchy.]

[Hello, guys. We'll greet you properly again.] This is our first day in Canada!

These are our outfits today. Kota is wearing the clothes that LEE sent him last time.

And I'm dressed from head to toe in Rebold clothes! [It looks really nice. It's my favorite outfit.]

I'll show you more details later. It's a very autumn vibe. Highly recommend these pants!

How to buy directly from Japan: Get a Japanese boyfriend! It was sold out in Korea at COS.

It is a really impractical small bag, but it looks very cute. Although you can't put anything in it, it's good enough for fashion.

As an accessory. This is the main bag I'll carry. I'm finally removing the price tag.

Suede material is trending this season, so I bought one too! If you want a trendy autumn outfit, you need at least one suede bag like this!

I'm so happy because I'm in Canada and wearing really pretty clothes. I think even my hair turned out nicely... Let's go out!

Sigh... Before we set off, Kota got into trouble. Kota made all the pictures look like they had pee on them.

Kota is such a kid who... doesn't even know he shouldn't open the Polaroid after putting in the film to let in light!

There were eight new films in it, but since he opened the camera cover, we took pictures on the veranda. Surprisingly, it looks okay.

Finally, we left the house. Kota was already moved by the scenery just after stepping out of the house!

It’s literally in front of the house... But it’s so beautiful, it feels like we are in a fairy tale world!

It’s just a typical neighborhood, but it looks like something out of a foreign film! Canada, the country of Maples. This country even makes Kota sentimental!

As we were walking down the street, I heard a thud from above, and I saw a squirrel busily munching on acorns!

You can easily come across squirrels in Canada. I found them cute, but Kota was scared so he stepped far away.

He said we can die if we got bitten. Now we're heading to... We didn't live together. When we lived in Canada...

There's a town where many Koreans and Asians lived. We have so many memories there.

It's quite far from downtown, so there's nothing special. But it was the place we both wanted to visit first in Toronto.

We didn't come to Canada just for sightseeing. This is more about revisiting our memories from seven years ago.

When we lived in Canada, we used a monthly pass, but today we're getting a day pass.

In the past, you had to show your monthly pass to the station staff to enter! I forgot how to use it and was confused, but if you just tap it like this, the door opens!

Just being in the subway station made us so excited! This is a camera. That's the TTC, Toronto's transit system. Do you know how I felt as soon as I got in?

As soon as I got in, tears welled up in my eyes! The smell, the sound, the atmosphere, and the temperature...

It made me sentimental. You might think I'm overreacting. I only lived here for six months.

Kota lived here for a year. But since I'm a Canada lover, it means a lot to me.

AirDrop. 'iPhone' is trying to share photos with you. Accept or Deny.

Kota's flirting with me on the subway! Since when... were you pretty? Since I was born! Since when have you been pretty?

Warning! But I couldn't help my emotions swelling up. You don't know how much I love Canada!

Am I really in Canada now? This is real, not a dream, right? We're getting close to my hometown, Finch.

I'm so excited to see if the town is the same as it was seven years ago... It feels like going to meet my first love!

I can't believe I'm going to my hometown with Kota now. After looking for a while, he's also welling up with tears in his eyes.

We're just on the subway... We're the only ones taking pictures and videos, making a fuss in this smelly subway!

When I actually lived in Canada, I was always annoyed by strikes and accidents, but now all that is romanticized.

Especially this announcement... I missed it so much. As soon as I heard it, I felt like I travelled back seven years!

If it were in Seoul, it would just be something like, "The exit doors are on the right," but here, I'm crying.

It looks quite hilarious! Do you guys understand me? We don't know when we might come back to Toronto again, so we took some photos together!

This is the subway station where he used to live. We had so many memories together at the Starbucks outside the subway...

Oh, I think I was learning Korean here! I think he loved kissing since then! Our memories of youth are everywhere in this town.

I'm so happy I'm losing my mind! This is crazy. I can't believe I'm here again.

We haven't done anything yet. Someone behind us was calling in Korean. There are a lot of Koreans here.

I can't hold back my emotions. There's nothing special here, but this place means a lot to me.

Crying! I have so many memories here. Sorry again if I overreact today. I'm sorry, but...

the phrase "This takes me back!" will come up about 20 million times today! I'm sorry, but we probably keep saying that today.

You know how awful times can be romanticized, right? It's because I was younger (at 23) and came for language study; I didn't have much money back then.

Kota is the only person I can share my memories from my time in Canada with. I’m trying my best to help you all relate!

Kota is the only one who can share and reminisce with me about those precious memories from the happiest time of my life.

When we dated, he'd always walk me home, then go to his place, and we'd repeat this endlessly!

I saw H Mart, a Korean supermarket. On my birthday, he bought a salmon and made me a whole course meal.

It was $22! I thought it was too expensive! Since we were both poor, he still remembers the price vividly.

Let's see where we are now. This is the shared apartment where Kota used to live with others.

Did you ever think we'd return? Nope. But I always hoped we would, even if it might not be easy.

Can we go to a supermarket? This is the supermarket near where Kota used to live in Canada.

As soon as the door opened, I could smell something distinctive. Do you know what I mean?

Do you know this? When you go to a supermarket in another country, that particular foreign smell... kind of like bread.

They say you remember things through smell, and smelling this brings back memories. This is where the obsession with gamjatang began... This is the first place Kota tried gamjatang.

This neighborhood is where... Tacosama began. History without roots. When we were in a situationship: exploring the neighborhood, checking out the supermarket...

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