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AAT Shopping Finds No. 10: Rick Owens Oblique
Just in time for Christmas, this Rick Owens Oblique Runner in Lime/Milk. These sneakers have seven eyelet lacing, slightly pointed shoes, geometric details, milk-white shark tooth sole with extended...
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Vung Tau Christ the King: The Stairway to Heaven
People do not generally come around in Vung Tau unless they're in the area to see some specific places. The attractions here are far away from each other. Thank goodness, driving around the area with a...
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COVID19: Mental Health is also as Important as Physical Health
Hello folks, it's been quite a while since I posted anything new on the blog. With the global outbreak, lockdown, and isolation, it's this moment when we pump the brakes on our very fast-paced lives....
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Takeshita Street: A Hub of Fashion Subculture (Throwback)
Tokyo is one of the world's most populous metropolis. So expect this city to be swarming with people mainly in Shibuya and Harajuku. Shibuya is one of Tokyo's most vibrant and busy districts filled...
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Endless Waves of Crowd at Shibuya Crossing and The Loyal Dog Hachiko (Throwback)
One of the prominent landmarks in Shibuya is the Shibuya Crossing, located in front of the Shibuya Station Hachiko exit. It is the world's busiest pedestrian crossing and a large intersection where it...
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A Fun and Engaging Journey Through the 400 Year History of Edo-Tokyo (Throwback)
It was about time to feed our brains some knowledge about Tokyo's history and culture so we headed to Edo-Tokyo Museum, which is located in Ryogoku close to the Sumo stadium. It is a large museum...
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Crowded, Lively and Busy at Sensoji Temple (Throwback)
We were intrepid, and so we wandered in the streets of Asakusa, going to Sensoji temple. It did offer a chock full of something to see - numerous small shops were selling all kinds of ceramics,...
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Ritual Cleansing at Meiji Jingu (Meiji Shrine) (Throwback)
Meijie Jingu is a shrine of national prayer for peace and prosperity built n the 1920s as a result of combined efforts of all the Japanese to commemorate Emperor Meiji and his consort Empress Shoken....
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A Magical Day of Nautical Exploration at Tokyo DisneySea (Throwback)
Tokyo Disney Resort has two theme parks - Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. We decided that the latter would be more fun to bring my sister and her family since it's the only DisneySea that exists...
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Odaiba, A Total Family Entertainment (Throwback)
Odaiba is a popular shopping and entertainment district on an artificial island in Tokyo Bay. You'll be surprised to see a very familiar face here. It's none other than the iconic Statue of Liberty...
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A Ride on the Giant Tempozan Ferris Wheel in Osaka, Japan (Throwback)
Early morning we set off to Tempozan Harbor Village, where we finally made a stopover to the Tempozan Giant Ferris Wheel before proceeding to the adjacent Osaka Aquarium Kaiyun. We decided to buy the...
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Marine Wonder at Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan
After we rode at the Tempozan Giant Ferris Wheel, we went to the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan that displays marine life in several habitats comprising 27 tanks in 16 main exhibits. Once we entered, we took...
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The Alfresco Dining at the Water Garden
The health and safety of the community are very important during this covid-19 outbreak. Some restaurants have taken steps to ensure clean, safe and convenient outdoor dining areas. And one of them...
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A Leisurely Ferry Ride and Fun at Universal Studios Japan
It was a comfortable ride since there were only a few passengers, and we enjoyed taking in the sights and sounds of the city from a completely different vista. The Captain Line is a sea shuttle service...
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World's Highest Escalator and Amazing Vista of Osaka at Kuchu Teien...
The Kuchu Teien Observatory is located on the top floor of the Umeda Sky Building which happens to be a city landmark. The 40 floors structure is 173 meters high and was completed in March 1993. It...
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Double Unboxing No.12 (Old Sneaker Collections)
This clip features the unboxing of two pairs UltraBoost Clima sneakers from the Missoni and Adidas collaboration. Thank you for watching and I hope you subscribe for future videos on my YT Channel.💔😊
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Fushimi Inari Taisha: Melting Pot of Foreign Tourists
Excuse me if my blogging is a little sporadic.😃 Moving on, Kyoto was the capital city of Japan for over one thousand years until 1868. Now, it is known as the Cultural capital of Japan. It's a cool...
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A Taste of Southeast Asian Cuisine at Banana Leaf
On a clear Sunday morning, we started with a decent lunch at Banana Leaf, a regular restaurant chain in Greenbelt 3 serving food from the authentic delights of modern Malaysian, Singaporean, Thai,...
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APL Sneakers Double Unboxing No 13
This clip features the unboxing of two pairs of sneakers - Techloom Ascend and Teachloom Breeze from APL Athletic Propulsion Lab. Watch the video below for more info. I hope you'll enjoy it.😃
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