After waking up and grabbing a quick breakfast at McD’s, we checked out of the hotel and headed over to Shinjuku Station. We lined up first at the information counter to exchange our JR East Passes. Once we were set, we headed down to the platforms to take the train to Matsumoto. Since the ride would take around three hours, we made sure to buy bentos as we’d be arriving past lunch hour. Here’s what my fukugawa meshi looked like:…
With our last morning in Singapore, my sister and I both had a list of things to do before leaving for the airport. After packing our suitcases and grabbing breakfast one last time at our hotel, we both went our separate ways. She left for Orchard to do some last minute shopping; I went out to meet Tammy for (my second) breakfast at Bugis. Tammy and I orginally planned to meet at Bugis Station. However, I ended up waiting for…
For our last full day in Singapore, we made sure to fill it up with as many activities as we could. However, we were a little reluctant getting up in the morning after the concert the day before. Once we finally got ourselves going, we took the MRT to Dhoby Ghaut and walked the remainder of the way to the National Museum of Singapore. Since we already went to the Asian Civilisation Museum last year, the National Museum wasn’t too…
I’ve waited more than 10 years for this moment. I can’t believe I actually had the chance to hear her perform live! On the day of the concert, my sister and I went out to explore a bit of Little India in the morning. We grabbed an early lunch at the Food Republic in Orchard before heading off towards Kallang Leisure Park for k-box with several Fayenatics. Karaoke is always fun when everyone knows how to sing the same songs!…
After a long day of travels, we finally had a good rest once we made it back to our hotel. The next morning we ate breakfast at the hotel lobby, then grabbed our bags and made our way out. Our first stop that day was to Orchard. Once we arrived at Orchard and got our MRT passes sorted, we walked over to Kinokuniya where we spent a small fortune on books. Afterwards we browsed through Takashimaya and some of the…