Cat

Now scratch me, Human.

Petals

       Every rose has its thorns

Daikanyama Tsutaya bookstore

We need one in Sydney!
The photos do not do justice to the extravagance of this place. It was so impressive we could've have stayed for the whole day.

Fuji-Q Highland!

For those who love roller-coasters and thrill of it all, this place is a must-visit!
Seriously, the best and craziest roller-coasters are all packed in one location and it is worth a visit.
It was actually my second visit to the amusement park because last time the line was so long (can you believe I waited 4 hours to go on one roller-coaster?) I missed out on going on the two other major rides.
If you do plan to go, try to avoid the weekends and any Japanese public or school holidays (including the summer) as you will end up waiting 3-4 hours for one ride.
To get to Fuji-Q, I recommend using the bus from Shinjuku station which will take you directly there.
Click here to access the website.

If you have any questions, feel free to drop a comment and I'll be happy to assist!

Sakuragicho, Yokohama

People (and more Sakura) at Gumyoji

This time on digital.

Gumyoji is a quaint little suburb in Yokohama where I lived during my year in Japan. There is a river that runs through the area and the cherry blossoms adorn all the way along it during Spring.
I couldn't have found a better time to revisit the place.

Gumyoji sakura on film