To get to my Buddhist feast, shojin ryori, I have to enter the Buddhist temple, Tenryu-ji (fee of ¥500). It has a nicely manicured garden. As I enter, there is no one in sight. I ring a bell for the server to greet me. She advises me to take off my shoes and sits me in a …
Pun intended. The most challenging thing in Tokyo for me is finding my way (“dori” means street). Alright, it is mainly because I rely on Google Maps and refuse to ask anyone, but still… Tokyo is complicated. For example, it takes me an hour to find this vegan ramen place, T’s Tan Tan, inside Tokyo Station. I
Hiking near our Lodge
Over the months I’ve become vain. Who poses like that and then puts it on her blog? This post is dedicated to Stubeedoobeedoo, who is so kind to be our guide. Also, a shout out to MokaC: this be a prelude to WCT?
When I ask fellow hikers where in Victoria (the state*) is their favourite place to hike, “Wilson’s Prom” is one of the places that I hear the most. “Promontory”, which I have trouble pronouncing, is a high land that juts out into the sea, similar to peninsula. Wilson’s Promontory faces Tasmania and is the southernmost part
For the next 2 weeks, I’m going on a trip around Australia with the funnest people I know. So while I’m away, I’ve prepared for you a trip from last month– out of Australia and into Singapore. Where best to start off with than FOOD? Alas, Food in Singapore! Singapore has four official languages – English,
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