The Blue Flower

After the Sakura season, it's time for nemophila! 

We took the local Soban line from Ueno to Katsuta station, the round trip costs about 4600 yen++ (can't remember teh exact number). It took around 2 hours to get to Katsuta station. 

Arriving Katsuta, there will be the guiding people tell you where and how to go but it's easier to buy the round-trip bus ticket including the admission fee to the park (1080yen).

About 5 mins walking in, you'll find the forest area.

The 30cm french fries, with Kebab. 

Keep calm and take selfies.

There were a lot of people but it's possible to find a spot to take a photo without people in your background as well. I'd recommend the week before the end of April to see the full bloom but it depends on the year as well so if you wanna come, check their website for the real time picture of the park. 

And the trip ended with the Korean food at Okubo, which is expensive but how can we do about it lol. 

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Blooming Season in Tokyo

One of the signature of Japan would be the season of Sakura.

Most of the time, I heard people went to see Sakura at Yoyogi park but only few people know the Toden Arakawa, or the Tokyo Sakura tram. Walking along from Takadanobaba to Waseda Toden Arakawa Station, you'll see sakura along the river and if you walk until the end, it would be Edogawabashi.

Walking along side the river with the sound of bird in the morning would be the best thing you could imagine experiencing in Japan. Even when I came back to Japan, this is alreasy 2 weeks after the first bloom but it is still beautiful. 

Imagine the first week of the bloom would be epic! 

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Pali

I'm back, with black.

It might not be surprising that I still wear hoodie in spring! It's almost summer here in Japan but I just feel like to wear black all the time! 

The weather is quite crazy last week, with some cold and some super hot day, so what would be better than a comfy hoodie to live in. 

Hoodie : H&M (The Weekend Collection) - I think it's sold out now
Jegging : Forever 21
Boots : Bershka - It's on sale!!! (but to be honest, it's not comfortable)

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Pali

BKK's Food Trip 2018

School is finally over and it's time for the break!!!
I went back to Bangkok for a proper (nonjapanisation) kinda food, but first, coffee!

I don't have anything to say about this Chinese place near my highschool but this is the best. With this kinda of Chinese "authenthicness" that you'll never find in Tokyo, it's worth waiting for 30mins..

During the trip, I was told to try this new Italian Gelato in SiamSquarone called Crema, and because I love Italian food so why not?

The trip could not be completed without Vietnamese chicken rice. I found that Vietnamese food is harder to find in Tokyo than Indian or Chinese for some reason. 

This one is kinda random and I-dont-know-what-to-eat situation food. I found this Mexican plac erandomly in Silom Complex and it was actually really good. This place has both the Berrito bowl and the wrap style, which I've tried both and I'd say the bowl version is better! 

Nothing to explain about Ben Cookies, the Chocolate Orange one is the best! 

I went to the Indian place to get indian accessory because how could I not lol. That day ended up with the best Indian food in Bangkok (in my opinion). The Royal India is hiding near the Indian market. As an Indian food lover, this place has the best taste and reasonable price as well. 

And we ended the trip with Taiwanese dessert, and hope to see you again soon Bangkok! 

Btw, there is no Thai Food in Bangkok trip, sorry not sorry! 

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Pali