SHIKIMIKIE

These are pictures of Cherry Blossoms near from where I live. It was beautiful. Sakura in our city bloomed later than in Tokyo so I was able to enjoy both worlds. Literally like 5 minutes away from where I live so it's really convenient to just go in pajama like how I did.     It's a street full of Sakura but most of it are quite high up but some you can really have a good look of.  I then found a use for my spare camera lens. It kinda works.  Oh Sakura. I would never ever get tired of looking at you.  Chibi Sakura tree near the station.  Then I came back to the chibi tree because I was like, I won't be able to see this again until next year so I took more photos.  The rain kind of shortened the span of the already short blossoms so boo yah.  falling Sakura petals is gorg Adios, Sakura! Till we meet again next year. I'll miss yah.  snowy morning Then just yesterday, it snowed. Like, what? Periwinkle and the other Winter Fairies were sure...

I sat down and wept. I always knew our house in Sagamihara is near a river and I remember going there probably thrice my lifetime. Since I wasn't really doing anything yet, I tried to figure out how to get to the river and man it was a struggle! Like, it was real! There's nothing more frustrating than knowing you're in the right track but still can't find the right direction. The reason I know I'm doing it right is because I can actually hear the water flow and it was even more frustrating because it was darn loud and I was like, can I just go in the pipe and let the water take me there? I was actually even trying to LINE with my mom asking her for directions. Like, as if. Oh well that happened. She was like, TRY TO REMEMBER! Okay, like, I have no idea where I'm going but I'm going anyways. Hahaha ALWAYS!  At the end of the day, I was able to find the place and was able to take a stroll so yay for me, right? From afar, there's also a motorcycle park whic...

Okay so this is what happened. I think it was my second day or like my third day in Japan when I decided to visit my favorite place in my city. The PARK. If you're from my previous blog, you may have noticed that I have talked about this place quite a lot. Anyways. I only stayed at our house for quite a few days so even though it rained, I still went! Sacrifices! It's just that from where I stayed that time, I really have no idea how to go to the park and stuff. Also, can  I just remind you that at this point in time, dad already scrapped my old bike and so I walked. I swear I sensed people looking at me with my umbrella on. Oh well. GOTTA DO THAT SELFIE Should have seated and got my picture taken. Oh well living the forever alone life for quite a while I guess. DIY until you can make it.  Obsessed with the flowers! Going to this place calms my spirit. I guess you have to be in a good mood when you go here because if you're feeling down, I can see this place to actually mak...

I don't know if people are already annoyed of me talking about Japan so often these days but anyhow. I'm gonna really talk about it a lot so beware! LOL. I'm gonna be talking about the Philippines once I'm already in Japan so fair enough. LOL. So back to the topic, March-May is usually our Japan trip and by like, May, Dandelions everywhere! I like them. But for some reason, when they're too many, I don't think that they're as precious as it supposed to be. Like, when I find one, that's like OMG precious. But when there's like 20 of them or more, I don't think so. Unless of course it's your first time seeing them or probably when you're just too obsessed. Both acceptable. LOL. Going back, the playground near us is pretty much covered with grass and there would be a certain time when the field is covered with fluffy looking balls and stuff so what I do is actually pick one and blow it. And I don't care about the rest...

The way we go to certain places is by TRAIN. I mean, it can' t get more practical than that. You can't go wrong with that.  In this picture, we are heading to Sagamiono and get dad pick up us there after his work and stuff. So yeah. We live in a semi-rural place and a bus away would lead us to a train station and that line literally have everything after everything after everything. So as much as I wanted to live in a more urbanized place, NO REGRETS. Sagamiono is not actually my favorite station among the lot. EBINA would probably top my list. Followed by Machida, then Sagaiono. Then Odakyu Sagamihara. Sobudai mae is where we're closest so I have to thank it. But not my favorite. Not at all. Sometimes when I want to go to wherever I want to, I would actually go with my bike up to Odakyu Sagamihara and actually park my bike there and ride a train. Just saying. Thinking about it, I actually have less than a year left here in the Philippines and I'll b...

Stop over when we were about to go to the Philippines. Some Dippin' Dots behind us. Can't remember what I ordered then so yeah. This is usually where we do our health break/bathroom break from the long drive from our place to the airport so yeah.  I just thought I dressed well. Never mind. 

This is actually my favorite place to order ramen. This is where I've tasted the most ramen~ish ramen that there is. I mean, some ramen places shouldn't even exist. There are like 3 places in Japan that I legitly like and stuff but this is far my favorite. The picture above is a place called Osakura ramen. They serve really delish ramen and yeah, delish. We used to eat there twice a week I believe. The other place is the one near Sanwa. I don't know what it's called and I don't have a picture of it either. It's actually a larger place and stuff which is nice. Also, the service crews there are just as hot as their ramen. Just saying. The other ramen place that I like is in Yokohama. Like, super near my auntie's apartment. Like, across the street. I'm gonna show you the place though. I mean, the view. Just so you'll have a idea where to look for it. Just in case you're interested. So yeah. Ramen in Japan is not all the same actu...