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Japanese fashion magazines (May/Jun)

Magazine freebies for May & June issues. Some magazines had made their release two weeks ago, but are still included for reference.

There are a lot more fashion magazines in Japan.
Please feel free to ask any even if they are not listed here.

For more details, please inquire through the blue button at the bottom.

Earth Music & Ecology / Denim long wallet (Size: W210 X H110 X D20cm)

Japanese fashion magazine non-no (Jun)

non-no - Jun Issue

SAZABY / Classic prints multi purpose pouch (Size: W22 X H16 X D6cm)

Japanese fashion magazine liniere (Jun)

liniere - Jun Issue

B:MING LIFE STORE by BEAMS / Special edition of kumamon blue stripes dual usage cooler thermal bag
(Size: Bottom W20 X H21 X D12cm)

Japanese fashion magazine SPRiNG (Jun)

SPRiNG - Jun Issue

MILK X Zipper / Alice in Wonderland 2WAY tote bag
(Size: W37 X H23 X D13cm)

Japanese fashion magazine Zipper (Jun)

Zipper - Jun Issue

Paul & Joe / Tropical flower prints (margaret) bag (with fastener & 5 pockets)
(Size: Bottom W25 X H20 X D10.5cm)

Japanese fashion magazine InRed (May)

InRed - May Issue

Coach / 3 item sets (Toothbrush & cup set, Mirror and string pouch)
(Size: [String pouch] – W18 X H22cm /
[Mirror] – W9.2 X H10cm)

Japanese fashion magazine MORE (May)

MORE - May Issue

Lily Brown / Large florals quilted tote bag in pink (Size: W30 X H20 X D10cm)

Japanese fashion magazine sweet (May)

sweet - May Issue

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Japan’s Aokigahara Jukai

A quiet, mystical place it is, Japan’s Aokigahara Jukai.

Located in Yamanashi-ken Fujikawaguchiko, it is infamous as a suicidal spot in Japan.
A vast dense forest heavily sheltered by shrubs and trees, daylight hardly penetrates the making the whole place dark even at noon.

It isn’t a mere co-incident that Aokigahara also known as the “Sea Of Trees” is a place of doom. A place where you are bound to lost sense of directional because every path looks the same. Here is a dead zone for cell phones and compasses won’t be working due to the rich deposits of magnetic iron in the area’s volcanic soil.
It is extremely sad to know that the “Sea Of Trees” is said to be “a perfect place to die” for determined suicidals. Because they understand they will never ever walk out of the forest alive again.

Actually, Aokigahara Jukai is not quite the spooky and creepy image everyone have. There are in fact a few hiking trails for adventurous nature lovers to enjoy. Conducted tours are available too. But of course, venturing out of these trails are strictly forbidden and taken at your own risk.

From the amount of suicides, Aokigahara Jukai is undoubtedly nothing but an eerie haunted place to many. But in the eyes of mother nature, this is just a forest, beautiful, magical and full of life…

It is a place which I would want to visit someday. But NOT ALONE for sure!

JAPAN - Aokigahara, the forest of suicides

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Tokyo’s sakura

The streets of Tokyo is covered in shades of soft pink now as Cherry blossom fully bloomed. They are going to stay for a week after full blossom before the petals started dropping off. Beauty is short-lived… How true …

Consider yourself really lucky if you happen to be in town now without the faintest idea to see Sakura. This year, Sakura started blooming about 10 days earlier because of the warmer weather as compared to annual years.

Before Sakura,,, there is the Cedar Pollen allergy!
They finally caught me this year (v__v`)…
Walking down the streets without wearing a mask?
The mere thoughts of it makes me sneeze (>o<)=3
The sad thing is, I would have to battle with pollen allergy for every spring (T-T)
Cherry blossom wouldn’t be something to be looking forward to anymore, perhaps…

But seeing people wearing masks while enjoying cherry blossom viewing sort of bought a sense of relief. At least I am not alone struggling with pollen allergy (@`v`@)

Streets lined with sakura

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Japanese fashion magazines (Feb/Mar)

Magazine freebies for Feb & Mar issues. Some magazines had made their release two weeks ago, but I still included them for those wanting a reference.

There are a lot more fashion magazines in Japan.
Please feel free to ask any even if they are not listed here.

For more details, please inquire through the blue button at the bottom.

Hourglass belt (Posture correction waist belt)

Japanese fashion magazine Ray (Mar)

Ray - Mar issue

Les Olivades / Large tote bag that can be arranged into two shapes
(Size [shape1]: W30 X H34cm)
(Size [shape2]: W40 X H25 X D23cm)

Japanese magazine liniere (Mar)

Liniere - Mar issue

URBAN RESEARCH / Two tone tote bag (Size: W25 X H28.5 X D10cm)

Japanese magazine SPRiNG (Mar)

SPRiNG - Mar issue

Folli Follie jewelley case (Size: Diameter9 X D4cm)

Japanese magazine MORE (Feb)

MORE - Feb issue

Apuweiser-riche / Cute, denim tote bag, lace on handle (Size: W29 X H20 X D12cm)

Japanese magazine steady (Feb)

steady - Feb issue

deicy / Down jacket design tote bag in leopard prints (Size: W23 X H19 X D12cm)

Japanese magazine sweet (Feb)

sweet - Feb issue

L’OCCITANE / Sweet sakura print cosmetic pouch
(Size: Bottom Width 17 X H12 X D12cm )

Japanese magazine InRed (Feb)

InRed - Feb issue

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Seasonal food / Fried oyster (Kaki Furai)

Loves winter when my favorite food fried oyster (Kaki Furai) is once again showing up on the menu of restaurants.
Japanese bread crumbs (panko) coated, “Kaki furai” is deep fried and topped with tonkatsu sauce, served with tartar sauce for dippings. Try it and you will know why I can’t resist it.

Regrettably, I had ONLY eaten it twice last year.
Of course! That was nowhere enough (-_- x)

My “Kaki Furai” eating spree started from early Dec last year.
And … that’s how the throat inflammation came about (; -__-) …

No way, I am going to stop it.
Today, its Kaki Furai AGAIN for energy top up v(^-^)v
Back to work again after that.

Autumn~winter/Japanese seasonal food
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Snowing day in Tokyo

Unexpected heavy snow, greeted Tokyo 3 days ago, paralyzing the city’s transport system. My blog took a few day’s break too (LOL)

The morning when it snowed, the room was freezing. Lying on the bed, I could hear the sound of the falling snow. Unlike the rain that goes pitter patter, snow is almost silent. But it has a rhythm that just sound so pleasant, so soothing to the ears.

The curtains, drawn aside to reveal falling flakes and streets engulfed in snow! Of course, my excitement hit the max! It rarely snow in Tokyo and this was the first this winter.

Deciding that I need a celebration, I took a train downtown to Tokyo dome.
And this proves to be an extremely bad decision!
Many times, I came close to stumbling due to the slippery ground from the frozen ice (>_<) Next, the train!
They stopped operating due to the heavy snow (v__v`)
Unbelievable! This could happen in Tokyo!?

I got myself home, finally after some big efforts. What is so interesting about snow? It sets me thinking…
But next year, I will still be looking forward to the snow again, I know.
That’s how human are, full of contradictions (LOL)

With the falling snow, Japanese houses look somehow westernized.
Japanese houses

The pictures are the only merit I could find for travelling down to Tokyo dome on a snowing day. And not to forget, lunch buffet in the hotel (^-^)v
Lunch buffet

The next day after the snow. They streets look so dirty. Where is the pure white, fluffy image of snow?? Streets after the snow

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Welcome to Year 2013

Happy New Year from Japan!
This year is the snake year. This snake ornament will be with me for the next one year.

Mitsui outlet sale begin from today.
I am all out to get the lucky bag. Early bird gets the worm o(^-^)o 
Here I come, Mitsui outlet park ≡≡≡ヘ(*–)ノ

Wish that Year 2013 will be a good and fruitful year for everyone.

Japan winter sale (1st-Jan)

New year greetings

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Japanese fashion magazines (Jan/Feb) & e-Mook

Magazine freebies for Jan & Feb issues plus e-Mook (magazine & premium gift). Some magazines had made their release two weeks ago, but I still pick them up for those wanting a reference.

There are a lot more fashion magazines in Japan.
Please feel free to ask any even if they are not listed here.

For more details, please inquire through the blue button at the bottom.

D.U.P / Natural look false eyelashes

Japanese fashion magazine CanCam (Feb)

CanCam - Feb issue

1. TSUMORI CHISATO / Mouton drawstring bag (Embellished with cat tag)
(Size: H25 X D15cm)

2. Sweet bear’s school illustration calendar (Size: W21 X H29cm)

Japanese fashion magazine SPRiNG (Feb)

SPRiNG - Feb issue

1. MORE & gelato pique / Floral prints mint long vanity pouch
(Size: W17 X H9 X D5.5cm)

2. Sweet floral design desktop calendar (monthly)

Japanese fashion magazine MORE (Jan)

MORE - Jan issue

BEAMS LIGHTS / Light leopard prints quilted tote bag
(Size: W26 X H29 X D11cm)

Japanese fashion magazine InRed (Jan)

InRed - Jan issue

1. BEAMS / Fanciful polka dots slip blanket (Size: W116 X H58cm)

2. Rilakkuma desktop calendar (Size: W14.5 X H14.5cm)

steady - Jan issue

Snidel / Fluffy mouton tote bag (Size: W28 X H20 X D13cm)

Japanese fashion magazine sweet (Jan)

sweet - Jan issue

MADELINE original drawstring tote bag (Size: W31 X H20 X D7cm)

MADELINE illustration drawstring bag

MADELINE e-mook

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Cold winter in Tokyo

Tokyo generally has a mild winter with few snowfall.
But Tokyo’s winter is still a very cold one. The picture below should be able to tell.

Even the doves flocked together to sunny spots to keep themselves warm {{(>_<)}}
It is just the opposite during summer. Gathering near puddle of water and hiding under the shade of trees are what they love doing.

It is no doubt the basic instinct of living beings to adapt to the changing environment. But the “realistic action” of these doves couldn’t help but put a smile to my face (^-^)

都心の冬

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Japanese fashion magazines (Dec/Jan) & e-Mook

Magazine freebies for Dec & Jan issues plus e-Mook (magazine & premium gift). Some magazines had made their release two weeks ago, but I still pick them up for those wanting a reference.

There are a lot more fashion magazines in Japan. Please feel free to ask any even if they are not listed here.

For more details, please inquire through the blue button at the bottom.

Little Twin Stars Kikirara / Plaid cosmetic pouch (Size: W21 X H13 X D7cm)

Japanese fashion magazine SPRiNG (Jan)

non-no - Jan issue

LAVENHAM / Navy quilted pouch (white polka dots)
(Size: W20 X H13 X D8cm)

Japanese magazine liniere (Jan)

liniere - Jan issue

Snoopy & MILKFED / HAPPY tote bag (Size: W22 X H21 X D10cm)

Japanese fashion magazine SPRiNG (Jan)

SPRiNG - Jan issue

SAZABY / Monogram flap pouch (Size: W16.5 X H10 X D3cm)

Japanese fashion magazine InRed (Dec)

InRed - Dec issue

31 Sons de mode / Casual cute bucket tote
(Size: W31 X H22 XD19cm)

Japanese fashion magazine With (Dec)

With - Dec issue

Clathas / Camellia print black enamel bag (Size: W36 X H20 X D11cm)

Japanese fashion magazine Steady (Dec)

Steady - Dec issue

Gorgeous make-up cosmestic bag (Release date: 29-Nov)

Vanity pouch (winter collection)

gelato pique 2012-13 Winter collection (e-mook)

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