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…fruits, chocolate, sweets, cheese, fish…). It’s served in a cone shaped, easy to take away and eat outside. As a sweet tooth, I enjoyed them very much. This specific shop…
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…pretty can abroad, we like to keep the label as a souvenir. Those labels are easy to remove without getting damaged, you just need a piece of paper to stick…
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…usually don’t like overly sugary sweets (apart from wagashi, it seemed to me that everything was way less sugary than in the West), but wagashi is really on the sweet…
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…Japan, but I think we bought less ingredients, food, home decor, tableware… than in 2025. However, we bought a few bottles of whisky. Luggage management: 78 € Two luggage transfers….
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…kimono stalls, some very cheap, but also home decoration (statues, frames…), collectors’ items, craft tableware… A few sellers also had kimono fabric scraps for purchase, which is very interesting for…
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…a lot across the world and invites her in a world of discovery. I’ve only seen the anime so far and it’s really sweet. As I only watched the anime…
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…Avoiding crowds in trains There is only a proper peak hour in the morning. In the afternoon, commuters come back home over a larger period of time. When riding public…
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…directly to a hotel, or directly home). Just ask them about “ta-q-bin” or “kuro neko” (the company best known for this service) and they’ll know what you’re talking about! Payment…
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…of the challenges revolve around clothes labeled “feminine”, I’ve done my best to come up with inclusive ideas, but the so-called “masculine” wardrobe is a bit more limited. Feel free…
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…again when you get home before ripping off the labels (a few days later if possible)! Know your “style” and don’t rush into trends Trends are meant to be ephemeral:…
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