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Lim Yian LuJapan travel, idols, anime, and pop culture — through the eyes of an INFJ / Pisces fangirl from Singapore \ud83d\udc8c [email protected]
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Nagoya hotel tips: How to pick the right area and get a taxi in Japan
The practical side of Nagoya — where to stay, how to get a taxi, and one hotel worth knowing about.
It’s half-intriguing, half-scary about returning to a city you've barely figured out. The first time in Nagoya, I was still getting my bear...
Sailing on Genting Dream: What I packed, what I ate, and what I'd do differently
A 3D2N cruise review — the food, the facilities, the Vivo V70, and an honest comparison with Star Voyager.
A long weekend at sea has a way of clarifying things — what matters, what doesn’t, and whether your phone’s camera is actually as go...
Why Nagashima Spa Land deserves more attention than it gets
A weekday visit to one of Japan's largest theme parks, and why the full resort is worth planning around.
There’s something almost surreal about arriving at Nagashima Spa Land on a weekday afternoon and realising how underrated one of Japan...
Nabana no Sato is worth it but not for the reason you think
Plus, what to know before you go, including the shuttle bus trap.
Most people visit Nabana no Sato after dark, see the lights, and leave. I did that too, but I also came back the next morning. It’s the same park, but an entirely different...
Staying at an onsen hotel in Nagashima
A practical guide to Hotel Nagashima, transport, and whether it’s worth it.
People call Nagoya the most boring city in Japan. It’s not just tourists who say it. Ask someone from Nagoya what makes their city special and they’ll pause longer...
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