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Spending about two months in Vienna, Austria was more than just a visit—it was an experience that left a lasting mark on...
28/07/2025

Spending about two months in Vienna, Austria was more than just a visit—it was an experience that left a lasting mark on me. From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the city’s perfect blend of imperial history and modern elegance. Vienna is not just beautiful, it has a soul that speaks through its architecture, music, and way of life.

Summer festivals in Japan, known as “natsu matsuri” (夏祭り), are vibrant celebrations filled with traditional culture, foo...
27/07/2025

Summer festivals in Japan, known as “natsu matsuri” (夏祭り), are vibrant celebrations filled with traditional culture, food, music, and fireworks. They typically take place from July through August and are a highlight of the season for both locals and tourists.

See you in Japan🇯🇵 soon.
25/07/2025

See you in Japan🇯🇵 soon.

STORY TIME:I Lost My Wallet in Japan (Twice)Yes, I’ve lost my wallet in Japan—not just once, but twice. Let me share my ...
25/07/2025

STORY TIME:
I Lost My Wallet in Japan (Twice)

Yes, I’ve lost my wallet in Japan—not just once, but twice. Let me share my unexpectedly “awesome” experiences.

First Time:
Every Saturday afternoon, I would bike to a nearby grocery store with just my phone, wallet, and eco-bag. One weekend, I absentmindedly left my wallet in the bicycle basket and only noticed it was missing the next day. Immediately I reported to the police, and luckily, a passerby had found it and took it to the police station. Two days later, I got a call from the police—thanks to the calling card inside my wallet. Everything was returned, down to the last cent.

Second Time:
During sakura season, my coworker and I had lunch outside at a bench near the office. In a rush to finish and clean up, I unknowingly left my wallet behind. Hours later, around 4:30 p.m., a restaurant staff near the bench called my workplace. A kind stranger had found my wallet and handed it to the restaurant staff. Again, thanks to my calling card, they were able to reach me. I picked it up easily from the building’s lost and found section.

Why I Love Japan:
Japanese people are incredibly honest. Even strangers avoid opening lost items, instead handing them over to the police or proper authorities. It’s one of the many reasons I feel safe living in Japan.

Lesson Learned:
I now always use a backpack or sling bag when going out. Carrying things by hand is a weakness I’ve finally learned to fix.

Nakapunta kana ba dito? Shoutout kapwa ko OFW
24/07/2025

Nakapunta kana ba dito? Shoutout kapwa ko OFW

My first experience in Japan was in 2005, and it began in the historic city of Kyoto. I was fortunate to live near one o...
23/07/2025

My first experience in Japan was in 2005, and it began in the historic city of Kyoto. I was fortunate to live near one of the city’s most iconic landmarks — the five-story pagoda of Tō-ji Temple. It quickly became a familiar sight in my daily life.

Living in Kyoto felt like stepping into a living museum. The city is famous for its well-preserved temples, shrines, and traditional wooden houses, offering a glimpse into Japan’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage. From the golden splendor of Kinkaku-ji to the thousands of red torii gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto is a place where history and modern life coexist beautifully.

When was your first Japan experience?

Your plan can be changed, not your goal.
21/07/2025

Your plan can be changed, not your goal.

In Japan bicycles represented a convenient, cheap, and efficient transport solution. Cars are generally considerate to b...
21/07/2025

In Japan bicycles represented a convenient, cheap, and efficient transport solution. Cars are generally considerate to bicycles, it is fantastic country for cycle touring. Everyday going to work I use this little bicycle and saved money for transportation. Imagine for 1year without paying any cent for transportation.

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎Nyanteh Akortey, Maria Arlyn Aradela Lastimoso, Patrisha Parreño, Geraldine Ybañez...
20/07/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎
Nyanteh Akortey, Maria Arlyn Aradela Lastimoso, Patrisha Parreño, Geraldine Ybañez Mansueto, Mhai Ignario, Ronil Pulvera Fernandez, Edon Radaza Torrefiel, Kieth Espinosa, Irene Inoc, Allen Inot Campañon, Cecille Pedrano Gadiano, Margie Batingal Saberon, Ellise Laag Yajnat, Nathalie Ambos, Maya Luz Maylos, Shella Lagonero Blase, Sid Antiquiera, Mercy Claire Libot-Moran, Anna Leah A Cape, Surban Joseph Almira, Jandaria Ramos Dela Cruz, Emma Orecul Rivera, Julian Distor, Imelda Liwagon Bahonsua, Marie Glenn Yuri, Raffie Palabrica Esparar, Onemig M Parreño, Brian Aranas, Vicky Binza, Izuchukwu Agunvu, Loregene Engalan Arrabis, Charline Acosta, Carolyn Lato, Fedilyn Parreño Francisco, Reivaj Bancale, RamSol Babate Bacalso, Maria Lorna Gamana, Dustine Tarine, Ka te Montesclaros, Rosel Malunjao Llanto, Mark Olbinario, Eleazer Piel, Victor Chijioke, Mitsuki Seya

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Utsunomiya is most known for Gyoza dumplings. The small dumplings filled with meat and vegetables. There is a street nea...
19/07/2025

Utsunomiya is most known for Gyoza dumplings. The small dumplings filled with meat and vegetables. There is a street near the Utsunomiya station where large number of Gyoza dumpling restaurants can be found.

10/07/2025

Tanabata Festival

08/07/2025

Beach Volleyball

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