While in South Korea, Fafa and I got matching tiger tattoos to celebrate our anniversary. Coincidentally, it was also the Year of the Tiger.…
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While in South Korea, Fafa and I got matching tiger tattoos to celebrate our anniversary. Coincidentally, it was also the Year of the Tiger.…
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Tukang Sayur Keliling, the door-to-door grocer, is one of the few quintessential things about my childhood in Jakarta.…
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A culture chat with Heather is an American woman who passionately lives, loves, and documents life in Joburg on her blog 2Summers…
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I typed The Naked Traveler blog, into my laptop after I reached home and read it until the early hours, even though I had work the next day.…
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I also want to capture photos of these Hikifune cultural spots again—something I learned from Lee during our Photowalk.…
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Check out Practical Magic—maybe even treat yourself to a tarot reading, subscribe to the newsletter, shop, or dive into her podcast.…
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A beautiful serendipity for this encounter to be replicated, with the IRL Japanese confectionery shop transformed into the fictional bookshop…
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"What kind of festival is this Matsuri?". Apparently all kinds of traditional Japanese cultural festivals are covered under Matsuri.…
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Japan, especially Tokyo, has started to lose its' charm. These cities had the same vibes I got whenever I visited Singapore - familiarity.…
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On my first day visiting Jakarta, my Youtuber cousin took me and Jik to Museum MACAN (Modern and Contemporary Art in Nusantara). Museum visits were never part of our lives, nor a shared activity, while growing up in Jakarta. Roadside eating, destination-less driving, movie nights, sleepovers, even impromptu road trips, yes – but never…
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