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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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The last night of my Nagoya trip: A quiet cinema and a sushi showdown
It’d been a busy final day of my Nagoya trip, with Uoichiban in the morning and Tokoname Pottery Footpath in the afternoon. But it wasn’t the end yet — there was still one more thing on my itinerary: catching The Specials.
Catching The...
How a restaurant detour led me to a cat town in Aichi, Japan
Pottery, kilns, and a whole lot of manekineko in one afternoon.
I cut short my days in Nagoya and swapped for a night at Tokoname because of Uoichiban, the restaurant opened by the famous Japanese YouTuber, Kimagure Cook. But since I was g...
Uoichiban: The seafood restaurant that brought me to Tokoname
What happens when a YouTube obsession becomes a lunch stop near Nagoya airport.
It all started with a video recommendation from a friend a few years back. On the surface, the video looked like your regular cooking show: Someone fillets a f...
J Hotel Rinku: Booked for one reason, remembered for another
A transit hiccup, zero expectations, and the most spacious bathroom I've had in Japan
This Nagoya series started in April, and now, we’re finally getting into the last part — also the best part. It was only two days, one night, but it was...
Last day in Nagoya: Shopping, gacha, and a Torikizoku surprise
A morning aquarium, an afternoon of solo shopping, and a dinner with a story behind it
People say there’s nothing to do in Nagoya. Maybe, if you’re a resident, just like how Singaporeans think there’s nothing to do in Singapore. But for a...
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