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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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Chasing "Pokemal" at Rifle Range Nature Park
On Pokemal hunting, fan pilgrimage, and the Singapore nature spot I keep going back to.
The first time I visited Rifle Range Nature Park, I thought it was pretty underwhelming, especially since it was overhyped when it opened in November 2...
Nagoya is not boring... at least for foodies
People say Nagoya is boring, but I may have found the best comeback: Nagoya is delicious.
In fact, the reason why I went back to Nagoya earlier this March was to bring my mum to try Nagoya’s famous hitsumabushi (grilled freshwater eel). We...
My Nagoya trip ended, but my luggage stayed in Bangkok
This Nagoya series started in April, and it’s finally coming to an end! If you’ve been following along — from soaking in the ensuite onsen at Nagashima, to sinking my teeth into Nagoya’s delicacies, to slowing down and feeling like a local...
The last night of my Nagoya trip: A quiet cinema and a sushi showdown
On watching The Specials in Japan, and finding my new favourite conveyor-belt sushi.
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 — th...
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...
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