Absentminded

With the thought of not wanting to lose my works and an effort of archiving them I shall put my things that are visible to me, hehe. These were the exciting and enticing objects I found during my visit to Japan (and a while in SG) a couple of months ago drawn over Muji's non-lined book. Splendid.

Shinjuku

I kind of enjoyed the fact that we have to deal with machines in buying things. Just found it very convenient actually. Ah finally getting a pause from the gaga uni life! Hehe. I'll be having some day-offs so have a nice weekend folks!

Slurpy Ramen

Did you know that slurping your soup means that your liking it? Hm I can live here then.
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Kazuki Ramen
Honma Bldg. 1 & 2F
1-10-8 Ebisunishi, Shibuya-ku
Tokyo 150-0021

Kyoto Here We Go _ 2

Culturally speaking, I believe Kyoto stores something more compared to Tokyo. I kind of feel saturated with Tokyo's shopping attitude so Kyoto seems like a breath of fresh air. Clearly, they put more efforts in keeping traditions here and I just couldn't take my sight away from those bikes. My eyes cycle around bikes, I think. If I could I want to spend more times in Kyoto, but we went back to Tokyo on the same day. Ah see those kids going back home from school? I wished I don't have to go back to school these days hahaha. Nah, just kidding. I love school, just not the workloads. Haha. Have a nice weekend people!

Kyoto Here We Go _ 1

We took the Shinkansen to go to Kyoto, it wasn't as fast as I thought it would be though, hehe. But it was okay I think. So we went as fast as bullet speed straightly to Kyoto, it took about two good sleeping hours. Let me tell you it was really hot in Kyoto, we heard people said so and it's true. Maybe it's because it's sitting in between mountains ( I should have some understandings in this kind of thing since I was learning Geography in high school but I didn't get it why now, really, I tend to forget everything haha). It's the shrine I was telling you about before, the place near the Inari shop. It was all red, lots of red gates.

Harajuku Isn't Like Harajuku _ One

Yes it isn't, it wasn't as what I expected to be honest. I thought I would see Sailormoon strolling on the street, frilly beings, those who do characters, bright colors. But no. It turned out to be way better. The alleys are better, I must say. The more I went in the better it got. Emerging designers are visible with their own way of presenting their thoughts, such a breath of fresh air. I don't expect Harajuku to be this good.