Japan Diary starts at the Bali Ngurah Rai Airport around midnight. I have 172 pages to fill in my notebook for 18 days worth of trips.…
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Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market, the biggest fish wholesale market in the world, closed for business on 6th October 2018 for good.…
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The highlight of my wedding meal, the advice from Amanda, happened hours after my wedding day when Fafa and I shared our wedding meal.…
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I embrace my Indian heritage more after I received my Heritage DNA test result which stated that I was 100% pureblood South Indian.…
Keep ReadingWe are off to Bali in a couple of weeks to get married – the second time around, in front of friends and family, and then off to Japan for our honeymoon. So yeah, life is hectic rn, but I want to take a second to record this moment 🙂 Time Machine Read more…
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Jizo is a God in Japanese culture, believed to protect children; more than a million Jizo statues are found in Japan.…
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Other than being the home of the world famous tuna auction, opened in 1935, Tsukiji market is also the largest fish market in the world.…
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The Guatemalan worry doll is a small handmade doll made from sticks and clothed in traditional Mayan costume, originating from Guatemala.…
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The day turned me into a fan of Brazilian food. In the spirit of exchanging cultures, I introduced my friend Pedro to Asian food as well.…
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Summary of the last 30 days of Kulture Kween, the person and the blog, which are heavily based on the notes I scribbled down in my journal.…
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