When you pay a visit to Tokyo, I think a stop to Shibuya would be hardly avoided. Shibuya Crossing is hardly separated from Shibuya itself, however, there is much more to enjoy in Shibuya than its extremely popular and populated … Continue reading The Faces of Shibuya
Let’s go to Tokyo Tower before continuing my (seems unfinished) stories of South Korea. You might be aware that I am this typical person who loves the free or cheap rides at the same amount how I enjoy seeing the … Continue reading Tokyo Tower and My Incompleteness
Ah, kali ini pake bahasa Indonesia dulu. Bukan EYD pastinya karena aku selalu lemah di situ. Cerita kali ini, masih terinspirasi dari group chat Seoul. Iya, aku tau aku susah move on, bahkan cenderung gak mau move on. Kali ini bukan cerita dari Seoul, tetapi di negara tentangganya, Jepang, tepatnya di Shibuya. Lebih tepatnya lagi cerita tentang suatu hari di musim semi, saat aku dan Liz, juga para teman cowok mengikuti lautan manusia yang memadati ‘Shibuya Crossing’, penyeberangan yang terpadat di dunia di tahun 2013 silam. Ikutan memadati arus penyeberangan di “Shibuya Crossing” memang membuat aku dan teman-teman jadi norak-norak … Continue reading Once Upon A Time at Shibuya
No, I didn’t procrastinate this post. I got my day off yesterday, so I had no good internet connection. 😥 April 28th, 2013 Our last day in Tokyo before heading to next city, Kyoto. I have posted two pictures below before; however, I’m not over it. Asakusa, 10:20 a.m Meeting up the cuteness promise, while travelling around Tokyo, it was really easy to find anything that awakened whether the cuteness inside each of us or our playful sides. Akiba, 12.24 a.m Does anyone here know what are they doing? Found this in Akihabara, they eyes were all stuck on their gadgets. I … Continue reading Asakusa, Akiba, and Shinjuku at First Time
A bit different with the last three years when I promised myself to write in each travel anniversary, this time I’ll grab the moment and write every single day until my last time in Japan, which means I’ll write continuously for the next 5 days. If the first day was memorable simply for it was first, my second day was memorable because few things which are worth remembering. We were quite active on that day. We started since early on the morning, visited few different types of attraction; Tokyo Imperial Palace, Kawaguchi-machi which is one of the most popular Tokyo’s … Continue reading First Time In Impressive Tokyo; Tokyo Station
April 27th, 2013 10.32 a.m. Tokyo Station, Japan Continue reading Coolness Level Infinite
Let us get out of my last two toxic posts before. It’s tiring to remember anyway. How about a memory from my first time arriving in Tokyo? The moment that I hardly believe has passed for three years. Yes, exactly three years ago. Wow. How can time fly this fast? In three years, I see my new born baby niece to a cheerful talk-active little girl, or my growing nephew from elementary school to intermediate, from a mama’s boy to a teenager who refuses to be dropped up to his school’s gate. As for me, for the last three years, … Continue reading First Time In Impressive Tokyo; Tsukiji Fish Market
I’ve been following someone’s blog for these past few months, a photographer who takes me anywhere around the globe with his random lovely photographs. He updates daily. I love seeing so many random things he has been posted, no specific themes, just random things that make his posts are interesting to see. However what I love the most is his photographs about random things in Japan, one of my dream countries, which at the same time it makes me sad for keeping me recalling my flash trips to few cities in Japan. I hardly move on from the last trip … Continue reading My First Random Memories of Tokyo
Hachiko statue which is standing close to Shibuya station’s west exit is seemed quite interesting to people who love dog, moreover a dog that well known for its unquestionable faithfulness. Honestly speaking, I’m not a fan of any pets, but a fan of faithfulness. I also can’t tell which dog is specifically beautiful or good unless someone explain to me. So, when I first saw Hachiko statue, I couldn’t tell which part was so interesting about it (Let’s put aside the story of it), until my second visit when I observed people who were gathered around it. Most of people … Continue reading Hachiko Statue
Hi, I’m back from my (pretending) busy life and since I have to many things to share, but to confuse to decide where to start, then here the easiest post and I think important enough to share; my travel plan from mid to end of 2014. I want to tell you one thing, this blogosphere somehow changes me into something that I’ve never been before; I tell so many things that I’m not used to share, so did my travel plan. I always keep my travel plan; especially travel outside my country from people, but those few people who really … Continue reading Let’s Travel Together
Negara Sakura (Country of Cherry Blossom) is one of many ways how Indonesian address Japan respectfully. Me, who have interest in everything about Japan since elementary school, just like the other citizen, have a great desire to lay my own feet on that lovely country and be a witness of how beautiful the cherry blossom scene is; not just from various comic, novel, and book that I’ve read nor their drama that I’ve watched since then. Let’s say, it’s one of three my dream lands. Finally, the time has greeted me, at April 2013, with my three others friends, an … Continue reading Chasing the Last Sakura
Little Orange World 