Seeing Mount Fuji was one of the most memorable moments during my first Japan trip. My knowledge about Mount Fuji came from studying brands at university years ago when our Marketing professor casually mentioned that Quicksilver uses it as its logo. Somehow that piece of information stuck with me, but that’s all I knew…
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At Hakone, we took the biggest cable car I have ever been in and flew to the highest heights I have ever been on. We could see Mount Fuji.…
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I first had Okonomiyaki, the savoury Japanese pancake, at a cozy little restaurant called Warai-Warai in Kyoto, Japan.…
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Asakusa is a part of Tokyo's cultural heritage map. I also like it because the main shopping area in front of the Sensoji temple.…
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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.…
Keep ReadingI also learned that Bishan, as Ang Mo Kio, is called heartland - a satellite town, a hub, with everything the residents need around it.…
Keep ReadingSummary 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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My highly rested, Inspired brain was fighting the routine this morning. I couldn’t bring myself to wake up on time or snooze. I was about to be late for work, so naturally, I decided to let it be and went to BK to have King’s breakfast and sat there until 10 am before I…
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