VAN LIFE IN PAN-AMERICA
Quit our jobs, left our homes, packed everything.
Exploring Pan-America full time in our self-converted tiny home on wheels.
Welcome!
We’re Yuko and Eric! We both grew up in Asia ( Japan & Hong Kong ), we left our jobs and homes in 2018 and started traveling full time from Canada to Argentina in our self-converted camper van since end of May 2019. “Asobo” means “Let’s play” in Japanese. We named our site “Asobolife” because the life is always uncertain and we live only once so it’s important to always keep positive, playful mind and enjoy the moment you are in the present. We also want to use this website to share our road trip and van building experiences to inspire our readers. We hope you enjoy!
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Build Your Campervan
No experience needed! Simple simple step by step van build guide
Travel Destinations
Learn more about our Pan-American road trip destination
Van Life Hacks & Tips
We share our experiences and tips of how we live and travel in the van
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Recent Articles
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Fresh Water Tanks For Camper Vans (Types & How To Install)
Looking to install a fresh water tank in your camper van? Check out this post to learn more.