Whether it's the year of the Pig or the year of the Boar, I want to wish you, readers, a very Happy Lunar New Year. Xin Nian Kuai Le, Oink!…
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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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Ever since we stumbled into the holy grail of Tebasaki chicken wings in Nagoya, I couldn't stop raving about it whenever I talk about Japan.…
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The delicacy of Nagoya, Ogura Toast is thick slabs of toasted bread with buttery red bean spread, served as a breakfast in Japanese cafes.…
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One thing that turned Nagoya into an unforgetful happy memory was the food. I came with no expectations but was blown over by the delicacies.…
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People are calmer and friendlier in Nagano city; even the snow monkeys were super chill here which contribute to their high life expectancy.…
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I want to rant about the bad and the ugly side of my Japan trip that I wasn't a fan of. Let's call it a digital-spiritual cleansing.…
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The Millenial Shibuya stay was a comprise that I made with Fafa. I wanted to stay in a capsule hotel in Japan, but he was claustrophobic. Tired after a whole day’s travel ordeal from Osaka, which included waiting for the train in the train station for 5 hours (it was New Year, did we…
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This is my second time celebrating the new year in Japan and I did a little research on the fascinating Japanese new year traditions.…
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