InterContinental Osaka: A Pool for the Child, a Gym for the Husband
We picked InterContinental Osaka for the pool. My husband, it turned out, picked it for the gym. A Dyson that would not run on a travel adapter and a vintage car outside…
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We picked InterContinental Osaka for the pool. My husband, it turned out, picked it for the gym. A Dyson that would not run on a travel adapter and a vintage car outside…
A practical guide to ANGERS ravissant Umeda, including how to find the shop, what I bought and how the small striped tote has worked for everyday use in Singapore.
MUJI is cheaper in Japan, but not every low-cost basic is worth taking up suitcase space. This guide shows what stood out at MUJI Shinsaibashi PARCO, including a 1,490-yen bamboo steamer and…
We visited the Nintendo Fukuoka store at Hakata Station, and found it bigger, busier, and packed with more Splatoon, Pikmin, and amiibo gear than expected.
I waited 20 minutes to get into Human Made Fukuoka's Daimyo store — here's what I bought, what it cost in yen, and why my basic tee shrank in the dryer.
A review of The Blossom Hakata Premier in Fukuoka: our Room 825 stay, walking distance to Hakata Station, plus what to know before you book with kids.
I bought Chrome Hearts glasses at one Osaka store and a ring at another, then compared the real prices to Korea and explain why I swapped lenses back home.
Inside Fukuoka's mont-bell Tenjin store: real prices for waist packs, aluminum whistles, and bear keychains, plus what to know before you shop there today.
Inside GO! APE, BAPE's Fukuoka store on Daimyo's shopping street: two floors, no lines like Osaka, plus real prices on totes, sunglasses, and camo bags.
A real one-day shopping route through Fukuoka's Tenjin and Daimyo — Chrome Hearts, Supreme, Human Made, BAPE, and mont-bell, with honest notes on queues.