New Year’s Eve Countdown in Japan – 4 Best Ways to Enjoy The Carnival
New Year’s Eve Countdown in Tokyo is one of the most important activity of Tokyoites to welcome the New Year.
Read moreNew Year’s Eve Countdown in Tokyo is one of the most important activity of Tokyoites to welcome the New Year.
Read moreI visited the Shonen Jump Exhibition at Moro Arts Museum at Roppongi Hill. This is volume 2 of the exhibition
Read moreBeing a longstanding fan, I’m absolutely over the moon to find a Hello Kitty cafe in Odaiba, Tokyo! Cafe de Miki with Hello
Read moreFans of Mr Hayao Miyazaki and Ghibli Studio will definitely lit up their eyes at the sight of these Totoro
Read moreIn Singapore, children are introduced to Singa The Lion – a popular social mascot for promoting kindness nationwide. Did you
Read moreOne of my favourite and most memorable cultural experiences in Japan was the kimono dress-up during winter at Asakusa, Tokyo!
Read moreDo you suffer from poor sleep quality every night with shoulder and neck ache in the morning? Do you always
Read moreLove cupcakes? Shopping in Tokyo with a child/toddler (especially girls)/female companion and looking for a cafe with desserts that will
Read moreSipping exclusively available Hawaiian-Japanese coffee, tasting delicious and exquisite home-made tarts and cakes, admiring colourful birds, surrounded by their beautiful
Read more1st January, New Year’s Day also known as Ganjitsu is the most important holiday in Japan. For your information, Gan means “beginning” and Jitsu means “Day”. Ganjitsu
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