Taiwanese culture is a unique amalgam of traditional and contemporary. It’s great to see the combination of traditional culture with modern art in a creative way. Thanks to Corporate Synergy Development Center, who organize “Fun Taiwan Creative Life” for travelers to “dig deeper" of Taiwan’s Creative Industries. As an ambassador traveler, I am here to share with you my journey into […]
I was quite worried before actually steping onto Tokyo, but staying in Tokyo for two weeks, I started to fall in love with this city. This was the first time I traveled to a place neither English nor Chinese is useful, and I could speak not a word of Japanese except Arigatou(thank you) and sumimasen(excuse […]
Is Haunted House Becoming less thrilling after the Modification? We spent a morning in the Fuji Q Highland for only the Haunted House, I know it sounds crazy to go all the way to Fuji-Q but only spend a morning in Haunted House, but we were not of roller coasters, and the afternoon cycling around the […]
The bustling Tokyo is so pressured not only to locals but also to visitors like us who stay in Tokyo for more than a week, so we are thinking that why not take a breath from the hustle of the city with a morning walk through the Waseda University in Shinjuku, the university has benches under […]
Akihabara is ways different from any other districts in Tokyo, streets featuring billboards of electronics, anime and manga characters, maids at every corners trying to attract any possible otaku to their shops, and stores devoted to anime and manga selling ridiculously expensive anime figurines, Akihabara is the center for global electronics technology and trade, also it is […]
The time for firework festival is coming, every summer, hundreds of colorful flowers, pink hearts, cute cat faces, big smiles and Pikachu will light up the sky in Tokyo, girls dressing in kimono with lovely hairstyle, food stalls lining up around the fireworks venues, Tokyoite will bring picnic blankets, camp out in the park, along the river, […]
Have you ever watched the movie “My neighbor Totoro”? Do you remember the beautiful countryside where the two sisters meet the mystical creatures, and the great adventure in the movie? If you do, check out below photos of Sayama Hills, you will find how similar the forest is to the scenes in the movie as many of the […]
Following the worm signs designed by Studio Ghibli,we walk into the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, it’s like taking a journey through time to several periods of Tokyo. The museum exhibits more than thirty historic buildings – from elevated cottages in the Edo period to western-style houses in the Meiji period. The buildings were relocated […]
Known as the red-light district of Tokyo, it seemed 23:00 was just day break for this area. We arrived at Kabukichō at around 23:00, aimed to experience the night life and do people watching in one of the craziest party zones in Japan. After we elbowed our way into crowed Don Quijote, a shop filled with […]
Meiji Shrine is tucked away in a luxuriant forest where Tokyoites can take a breath from their heavy duties with walks through the serene path, and traditional Japanese weddings take place through the courtyard. We spent a morning walking through the path, watching the engaged couple and their family taking wedding photos in the backyard, and sitting on […]
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