Travel in Japan

Rather than sending them to others back home, we love sending postcards to ourselves from each city we visited when we are vacationing in Japan. It’s fun to look at the postcards and the stamps not to mention if there’s any special postmark on it. ^^ This year, we have Hakodate, Yufuin, Dogo Onsen (Matsuyama), Nara, Enoshima, Kagawa added to our postcard collection.

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Postcards To Home

A break from my posts about Japan.

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The Things I Did To Celebrate My Brithday

We miss out on the cherry blossom again this year.

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Is It Spring Yet?

We miss out on the cherry blossom again this year. ^^ Cherry blossoms – its beauty thrill the hearts of the Japanese people and tourists alike with their beauty, glory and liveliness. But the blossoms reminds us of life’s transience too, more so now

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Is It Spring Yet?

Plenty of people start their small talk with me with “So, you can’t go to Japan this year?” lately. My answer has always been – “Why not? It’s not as if the whole of Japan were affected.

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A Scenic Ride On The Gono Line Part II

After enjoying ourselves in Japan for almost two weeks, it’s time to head home. Honestly, despite the many visits we made to Japan, it never seems enough for us.

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Day 13 In Japan : The Trip Back Home

Anyone looking for a good deal for airfares to Tokyo? JAL has come out with another great deal for travel between

Both Zaini and I have been discussing about our

Maki Lounge Opens this Saturday 今週土曜日”薪ラウンジ”オープン Maki lounge at J-Sekka will be open all winter from 2pm, starting this Saturday 5th December.

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Maki Lounge opens with 200yen beers!

Niseko Cycle Week 2009 kicked off yesterday, August 30, and promises to be bigger and better than last year. This year the events schedule has been fine-tuned and will also see the introduction of more non-cycling events including live music, kids activities and so forth…

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Niseko Cycle Week 2009