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woke up on the right side of the bed with this view 📍 Fuji Ginkei, Kawaguchiko
02/06/2026

woke up on the right side of the bed with this view

📍 Fuji Ginkei, Kawaguchiko

friendly faces in the bustling station
01/06/2026

friendly faces in the bustling station

31/05/2026

POV: you visited the Earthopia Fest 2026 over the weekends! 🌏

EARTHOPIA is a sustainability festival hosted in Fort Cannjng Park this year which featured sustainability-related activities such as workshops, markets, and experiences catered to youths. The festival was also headlined by several local performers who definitely spiced up the event!

Found myself wandering around the area after work and got to learn some new facts about Singapore & our sustainability efforts. Did you know Singapore’s recycling rate for textile are as low as 2-3%? It served as a reminder to me that I should be more mindful of the purchases & discarding I make with my own clothes!! (Maybe I could open a thrift stores with clothes from my wardrobe? 😅 it would be good to see the old clothes being upcycled and not wasted!)

Missed out on the green market this time but would definitely drop by next year!

Nonetheless, this festival was definitely a meaningful one for the younger generation as it teaches us the importance of being eco-conscious and how we can (in layman’s terms) make our world a better place to live in!

“it just felt like home” part ii essence of the city pulau ubin, marina bay, chinatown, old airport road, marina barrage...
24/05/2026

“it just felt like home” part ii

essence of the city
pulau ubin, marina bay, chinatown, old airport road, marina barrage


“it just felt like home”
24/05/2026

“it just felt like home”


between the matcha runs stopping by the sides and snapping some shots 🤷🏻
23/05/2026

between the matcha runs

stopping by the sides and snapping some shots 🤷🏻

blue hour in Kiyomizu-dera
20/05/2026

blue hour in Kiyomizu-dera

7 places in KYOTO that I visited (and fell in love with…)(1) Fushimi Inari ShrineWhile crowded at the front, Fushimi Ina...
18/05/2026

7 places in KYOTO that I visited (and fell in love with…)

(1) Fushimi Inari Shrine

While crowded at the front, Fushimi Inari became peaceful and almost zen when we reached the deeper parts where most tourists don’t visit. The 1000 vibrant orange Tori gates that covers the 4 km stretch proved to be an amazing sight to first time visitors to Kyoto.

To avoid crowds, you could come here during off-peak seasons or during the early morning/evening hours. Definitely explore the hidden trails along the entire area!

(2) Maruyama Park
During spring, you’ll find that Maruyama Park would be covered in HUNDREDS of Sakura trees. Never had I ever seen a place as beautiful as this park! The park is most notable for the Weeping Cherry Tree that stands in the centre of the park and towers over the entire area. Once in full bloom, this park becomes almost like heaven on earth.

Tip for visitors - you can find the hanami festival in full force here every spring season. Stores from around Kyoto would open here and you could chill with your friends/family while eating local delights and drinking some solid Japanese alcohol!

It gets pretty crowded so you guys gotta be quick!

(3) Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
Visitors would often find that the bamboo grove was a little tiny, but there’s still quite a fair bit to explore around the area!

For starters, there is a zen garden located along the entrance of the bamboo grove. You can find different species of plants / flowers blooming here through the seasons. Do note that you have to pay a small entrance fee here in cash!

There is also more places explore nearby - such as the Togetsukyo Bridge, Monkey Park, and more food places nearby like %Arabica Arashiyama Kyoto! In fact, one of the things I enjoyed most here was renting a row boat for an hour for about 20,000 yen! Totally worth it even if you’re solo!

(4) The Philosopher’s Path
A “hidden gem” in Kyoto. This is a 2 kilometre long canal that is popularly known for its scenic views. Sakura trees that “shelter” the canal while the delicate petals fall gently into the waters. This is a lovely place to walk along if you do want to hide away from the crowd.

pictorial description of how the work week has been going 🫷🔄🚦👮‍♂️✋🏻🫸mad respect to the Japanese traffic police because t...
14/05/2026

pictorial description of how the work week has been going
🫷🔄🚦👮‍♂️✋🏻🫸

mad respect to the Japanese traffic police because the foot traffic was so high on that day!

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