I feel more at home in Budapest than I did in Berlin, Krakow, or Prague, but I’m still uncertain if I’ll come back—and that’s okay, I guess.…
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We flew to Phuket with Jetstar for a day at Signature Phuket Resort, an underrated middle-of-nowhere B&B for 1200 baht per room.…
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Sayonara means goodbye in Japanese, and today before we say Sayonara Japan, we tried to soak up the Japanese culture as much as we could.…
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We took Shinkansen to reach Kyoto from Tokyo. We booked our seats a day earlier in the legendary Japanese bullet train and didn’t have to do anything as it’s covered by the Japan Rail Pass.…
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We explored the Gion area, the famous Geisha Geiko district (a taxi driver taught us: Geisha in Tokyo; Geiko in Kyoto).…
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The first time I visited Harajuku was during my first Japan trip. I went with my two best friends, Vi and Yin.…
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Narita seems quite ordinary compared to everything I have heard about Japan, don't you agree? After they officially let you into Japan.…
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My obsession with travelling to Japan began back in history class in school. My fascination with the country has only increased over time.…
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I have decided that I am going to savour and prolong my happy trip feeling as long as possible, before planning and after writing it.…
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I haven’t been writing for a while as I was stressing out about finding a new place to live after being notified a couple of weeks ago to move out by a Post-it note posted by Harpit, my landlord’s son, on the fridge (his preferred method of communication). Goodbye 153 Hello 157 I moved…
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Even when it didn't really hurt, I wouldn't categorize fish spa and being nibbled by small fish as a relaxing experience.…
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