It didn't disappoint me in the least bit. Wonderful weather, though it was a little too hot for my liking, I was sweating in my suit, but a completely different place, and as you travel from one district to another, you certainly feel the atmosphere change, the people, the ambience, the purpose.

But then again, when you can travel to somewhere, and have the freshest maguro, sea urchin and ikura (salmon roe) at a steal and spend less than what you would spend for 4 $1.90 plates at Sakae Sushi, how can you be disappointed? :)


A dog sleeping in one of the numerous pet shops arond Tokyo; this one was found in Roppongi.


Just catching the start of the cherry blossom season.



Shinjuku - DAY: Skyscraper City; NIGHT: Billboards Galore

After Tokyo was madness in the office as we moved from Tanjong Pagar to Bugis, and then it was a very very very nice personal holiday at Phuket, which will be another story and another post in itself.

Labels: Tokyo, Travel, Work

Happy to be Alive and Moving
Glad to Love and be Loved
Filled with Wanderlust
At the Crossroads of Life
Enjoys Good Company
Appreciates Good Service
Thankful for Life

Pleasures

Her Tank Technician
Egg Rolls, Pineapple Tarts and Kueh Bangkit
Tiger Roll from Chinatown
Wondering around in Supermarkets
Plane Spotting
Tulips in the fields
Gerberas of any colour, except white and yellow

Annoyances

Freeriders for Effort
Broken Promises
Hypocrites
The Arrogant and the Ignorant
Not much else, really, unless u annoy me

Catching Up

Our Little Angels
An excuse for catharsis
if i should return, think better of me
sanz
LGF
Kantan's changing blog
linggg.com
Lonely Planet
Playground
Stoffer's Xanga Site
Technorati Profile

The Past

Boliaowoman

And Then There Were These