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As someone who has been to Disney parks around the world, I can definitively say that a visit to Tokyo Disneyland is a whole other level of magical. From its immaculate grounds and incredible efficiency to its unique spin on classic rides and attractions, this Japanese Disney resort is in a league of its own. … Read more
Day 3 (15 Oct 2018) – Furano & Biei We had an early start this morning as we expected this to be a long day. We ate the donuts and cheesecake we bought from Dr Donut and Le Tao the day before for breakfast. We checked out of our hotel and set off at around … Read more
After flying into Hokkaido and settling into our Sapporo accommodations last night, we woke up energized and ready to discover the charms of Sapporo, Hokkaido’s capital city. With crisp blue skies and colorful autumn leaves framing every street, this vibrant metropolitan area was showing off peak fall splendor during our visit. Our first stop was … Read more
There are several shopping malls in Shinjuku and all the major Japanese high street brands have shops here too. 1. Takashimaya Department Store Our hotel is opposite Takashimaya Department Store. As usual, producing a foreign passport here will entitle you to a Hello Kitty card which is a 5% discount card but there is exclusion … Read more
In the winter of 2014, I embarked on an epic journey through central Japan and Tokyo solely relying on the country’s renowned public transportation systems. As snow delicately fell and temperatures plunged below freezing, trains and buses remained my trusty conduits to majestic winter vistas juxtaposed with fascinating modern cityscapes. From famed heritage sites like … Read more
Our arctic journey through Japan began with our arrival at Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya during the Winter 2014 Central Japan & Tokyo. We arrived at the core of Nagoya via the Meitetsu -SKY limited express train in less than thirty minutes, after boarding the train and completing the customs process. The Meitetsu Nagoya … Read more
Shinjuku is one of Tokyo’s most iconic, frenetic, and delicious neighborhoods. This bustling district is an intoxicating blend of serene parks and shrines nestled between towering skyscrapers, atmospheric back alleys, and neon-drenched entertainment districts. Eating in Shinjuku (I) – Breakfast, Coffee & Dessert. With so many culinary delights packed into Shinjuku’s relatively small footprint, it … Read more
If you’re craving an unforgettable Japanese culinary experience in Singapore, look no further than Chikuyotei at the Intercontinental Hotel. This award-winning restaurant offers an exquisite omakase lunch that will dazzle your senses and transport you to the world of fine dining in Kyoto. In this post we talk about Omakase Lunch @ Chikuyotei, Intercontinental Hotel. … Read more
Day 2 : Miyajima to Tomonoura We woke up early and went to for a walk before the first ferry brings the day trippers. The morning was peaceful and the walk was pleasant. This morning the tide was higher and the shrine and torii gate both look like they are floating on the water. Morning … Read more
Winter 2014 Central Japan & Tokyo by Trains & Buses, Day 14 (Tsukiji, Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree & Akihabara) (Last Day) Winter 2014 Central Japan & Tokyo by Trains & Buses, Day 13 (Meiji Shrine, Harajuku & Ginza) Winter 2014 Central Japan & Tokyo by Trains & Buses, Day 12 (Yokohama & Ikebukuro) Winter 2014 Central … Read more