If you've ever had the urge to travel to Japan and don't know what to expect, have a look at this stunning promotional video.

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What's nicer that watching an ad and being reminded of the childhood dreams and pleasures? Castles, jungles, tree-houses, trains and huge cities. Watching this video, I'm reminded of all those places that I once thought only existed in movies. This ad appeals to my inner child, that wanted to explore the world, stay over in a castle, be a beach bum on a tropical island, trek through a jungle and live in a tree-house.

A train passes through the world and you get a feeling of what it'll be like to stay in those places. The world in the video is handmade and small.  You can't help but feel that the huge world out there got a little smaller by the fact that you can custom design you're experience and places to stay.

With Airbnb, these are all possibilities. You can search for almost any place in the world and find a place that suits you best. Whether it is just a room in a castle, house or bungalow, or the entire place to yourself. Airbnb offers you that chance. Their website allows you to look at places as well as read the reviews about it. With the vast amount of manipulated photos these days, it's difficult to get the true image of what to expect. You can contact your host and read reviews about the place that you'll visit. It allows you to get exactly what you dreamed about when you where little.

At the end of this video, they say: "Belong anywhere, with Airbnb"(in Korean). It almost feels true when you go online and start searching for places where you "could belong", even if it's just for a short while.

Unfortunately this is only the Korean version of this video, but it's still really nice to watch and relive your childhood. Go ahead, watch it now.