Now that I’ve done writing all about my trip to Tokyo, here is the complete list of posts. Hope it would be useful in planning your trip to Tokyo. If you’re interested in my earlier stories on Kyoto and Osaka, click here instead. Enjoy! 1)Â The not so direct way…
This is a continuity from my previous post on Singapore Airshow 2016: An Air-mazing Experience (Part 1). The tour of the Airbus A350XWB and A400M aircraft was like a dream come true. If that’s not amazing enough, Airbus Group also ensures that the small group of bloggers get the best…
At the beginning of my #Tokyo2015 trip blog series, I shared how my wife and I managed to secure great deals for a 4-sector flight from Singapore to Tokyo on Malaysia Airlines’ Business Class (click here to read that story). The trip required us to travel a not so direct…
On one of the days when we were in Tokyo, both my wife and I received an alert that popped up on our iPhones. As we were in a bus at that time we were quite clueless and quite unsure on how to react. The only comforting factor was seeing…
On our second day in Tokyo, we wanted to explore something different. I love the hustle and bustle that Tokyo offers but both me and my better half wanted to experience something a bit laidback and less-touristy probably with a bit of nature and authentic Japanese food. For this reason…
Besides being the land of the rising sun, Japan is also land of many cool and unique things. Decorative manhole covers, high tech toilets, funky gameshows, camera stores as big as shopping malls and awesome vending machines just to name a few. We have seen some of these cool stuffs…
Doraemon, Nobita, Sinyu, Giant. If you’re an 80s baby like me, those names probably will bring back some of your childhood memories. After arriving in Tokyo (click here to read about our journey), we had few hours to spare as check-in time at Granbell Hotel Shibuya (highly recommended) is strictly…
“I am off to Tokyo via Subang Skypark, Singapore and KLIA”. I love how people were puzzled when I told them this prior to our trip to Tokyo. Yes, we did it again. When we went to Svalbard earlier this year (click here to read), we took the less-direct route…
We all know the results by now. Malaysia is technically out from the Sea Games 2015 football challenge. Many have been said online and in newspapers about the team’s performance so I rather not talk about the game. Instead this is a quick photos-post how me and my better half…
One of the most romantic cities on earth, a cultural and fashion centre and home to many top restaurants in the world and some of the best museums. All these are probably the reasons why the City of Light, Paris, is often considered by its many admirers to be the…
“Every place has its own unique beauty”. In this post, I will share the magic of Longyearbyen, the capital and entry point of Svalbard. For many travellers, Longyearbyen is probably seen as just a “basecamp” for many excursions and adventures around the archipelago of Svalbard but I find that exploring…
Unique, mysterious and extreme, Svalbard is the crown of Arctic Norway. Throughout our Svalbard #KeHujungDunia trip we had an awesome 4 days of arctic experience in which each day offers a new experience. So when a friend of mine asked me recently, which experience was my favourite? It wasn’t easy…
