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| Sometimes, I wish I was born Latina |
Forgive me but I am not yet over our Japan trip. I do hope you all enjoyed my previous posts.
Being born in a country where there are only two seasons: hot and hotter, I have always been a fan of winter clothes. They make you look stylish and elegant. Most importantly, they hide your fats! Haha.
| Yet another shopping district. That's the iconic Hep 5 Ferris Wheel behind me |
This is Part 5 of a 5 Part Series that describes in detail my
family’s 6D/5N Trip to Osaka, Japan.
We spent four days
discovering the cultural and more traditional sights that Osaka has to offer.
For our fifth day, however, we visited the modern part of Osaka, its
transportation hub, shopping and business district, Umeda.
This is Part 4 of a 5 Part Series that describes in detail my
family’s 6D/5N Trip to Osaka, Japan.
Having explored Nara and
Kyoto on our second and third days in Japan, we decided to explore Osaka on our
fourth day.
| The Fushimi-Inari Taisha Shrine |
This is Part 3 of a 5 Part Series that describes in detail my
family’s 6D/5N Trip to Osaka, Japan.
Like Nara, Kyoto also used
to be the capital of Japan. As a center of learning and culture, Kyoto is an
important part of one’s travel plans to Kansai. I have to admit, however, that
the schedule that I have allotted for this trip was relatively insufficient to
fully explore this magnificent city.
| Hatsumode: The First Shrine Visit for the Year |
This is Part 2 of a 5 Part Series that describes in detail my
family’s 6D/5N Trip to Osaka, Japan.
While working on our
itinerary, I chanced upon an article stating that most tourist attractions are
closed on New Year’s Day. I read that in visiting Japan during the New Year, it
is best to join the crowd doing hatsumode, the first visit to a shrine or
temple. What better way to experience this festival than visit Nara, Japan’s
first permanent capital which houses the oldest and largest temples.
| Mandatory Airport Picture before boarding |
Since I was a kid, my mom
has always wanted to spend New Year’s Eve in a place other than Manila. As many
of you know by the now, New Year’s Eve in Manila is very loud and dangerous
most especially it is common in this country to welcome the New Year by firing
guns, thus the increasing number of victims of the ligaw na bala.
However, it was only last
year that we had the chance to go out of town on New Year’s Eve. We welcomed
2015 in Puerto Princesa. This year, we flew all the way to Osaka.




