Posts in 2015

After a few too-good-to-be-full(true) meals, my sense of guilt creeped out(which usually doesn’t exist), and I decided to go for a morning run in around the hotel in Arashiyama.

You’ve got to excuse me for my long titles for the blogs about the Kyoto trip. Everyday was packed with activities, amazing sights, experiences and crazy delicious food. Arashiyama in Kyoto is an area concentrated with Japanese culture, natural beauty, and most of the first-time experiences you’ …

Came a new morning in Arashiyama, we woke up early with excitement again, ready to explore the unknown.

First morning in Kyoto was glorious. The sun shone through the layers of different coloured leaves, and warmed my body like what only a London summer sun could do. I happily hung my jackets up high in the wardrobe and reached for the denim shirt dress that I had loved all summer(proof right here …

Japan has always been some kind of a fantasy to me. All the literatures, movies, animations and art tells the story of a highly civilised and sophisticated society. Everything they do, seemed like they do in perfection. So I was extremely excited about visiting Kyoto, the historical capital of J …

My own happy birthday came shortly after. With all the housemoving frenzy going on, the celebration was kept ‘minimum’ with a casual lunch at the local Restaurant Gordon Ramsay.

In case you didn’t know, I am a person who loves to celebrate birthdays. And it doesn’t matter if it was mine or a loved one’s.

Wearing all types of snuggly knitwear is definitely one of the perks of getting into autumn. And among those, nothing beats an oversized chunky knit jumper. 

Workwear can get rather boring at times. A great and easy way to lighten things up may be to inject seasonal colours and textures into your workwear style. As autumn settles properly in the calendar, colours like beige, camel, copper, orange… and textures like knits, corduroy and tweed etc., c …

After getting completely dazzled by the accommodation and our natural surroundings for the first 1 and a half days, finally we got around to visit The Bowes Museum, which was initially the main purpose of this little getaway trip.