Taylor Swift Goes Shopping in Japan 01/19/2011
Add Comment Glamourpuss! ??? 01/13/2011
 “Glamourpuss: The Enchanting World of Kitty Wigs” by Julie Jackson with photographs by Jill Johnson, a new book published by Chronicle Books that showcases fabulous feline models in Kitty Wigs. The Kitty Wig craze—sprung from the feverish imagination of Julie Jackson and her purring partner in crime—has swept the globe. Glamourpuss presents 60 stylish portraits showcasing furry models in the most fetching custom-made cat wigs ever created. The chic felines in this delightfully odd book answer the age-old question: what on earth do cats do all day? Make no bones about it—these utterly fashionable minxes are the hottest pet trend since cats in hats! Happy New Years from Japan 01/13/2011
Spend 11 days in Japan for under $5,000.00 01/11/2011
 This 11 Days trip will be a fantastic Sakura trip to explore Japan at its best season. You will enjoy the spectacular view of the cities covered by the symbol flower of Japan – Sakura. Visit Mt. Fuji and the ancient city Kyoto, enjoy yourself in the traditional Kimono show. Tour to strongest castle Osaka Castle, as well as temples and shrines, explore the famous Japanese style architectures. Visit the Atomic Bomb Dome and witness the historical moment. Finally ends your magnificent trip by touring in the beautiful Osaka city!!!  LINK: http://www.mwtravel.com.au/tourdetails.aspx?tourid=12 ent trip by touring in the beautiful Osaka city!!! Day 1: Australia-Tokyo Enjoy overnight flight from your Australia home city to Narita/Tokyo. Day 2: Arrive Tokyo Welcome to Japan!Upon arrival, transfer to Narita airport hotel for check in by hotel shuttle bus. Day 3: Tokyo B L DThis morning we enjoy a picturesque drive into Tokyo via National Diet building, visit Imperial Palace and its East Garden followed by a tea ceremony at Happoen then onto Asakusa Kannon Temple and enjoy some shopping with our guide. We also have our first look at the gorgeous cherry blossoms at Ueno and Sumida parks. If time permit, we will also take you to visit Tsukiji outer market. Late afternoon transfer to visit Odaiba area and overlooking the fantastic night view of rainbow bridge while you are enjoying your dinner. Day 4: Tokyo-Lake Kawaguchi B L D After breakfast visit the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and travel up to the observatory, later travel through the spectacular countryside to Mt. Fuji and Hakone, visit Hakone arts and crafts centre, Owakudani valley, Peace park, and Oshino Hakkai if time permits.Lake Kawaguchiko is the most accessible of the 5 lakes of the Fuji Five Lakes. This evening we enjoy a truly unique Japanese custom and experience by staying at an Onsen Ryokan which is a Japanese traditional inn with hot spring facilities. Day 5: Mt.Fuji-Toyohashi B L DMorning visit Mt. Fuji area, up to 5th Station if weather permits. After lunch, transfer to Toyohashi on the east coast – a major port for export and import in Japan.Upon arrival, check in and enjoy your dinner. Day 6: Toyohashi-Kyoto B L DDrive to Kyoto, Japan’s ancient capital city and famous worldwide for its temples and shrines and wonderful Japanese traditional architecture. Visit Kinkakuji-Golden pavilion,enjoy a Kimono show at Nishin Ori Centre followed by a visit to Kiyomizu temple and then take a stroll along the Philosopher’s Path.Overnight in Kyoto. Day 7: Kyoto-Hiroshima B LFree in the morning to explore Kyoto city at your own pace. Catch the bullet Train to Hiroshima after lunch, visit Itsukushima shrine at Miyajima. Hiroshima is an industrial city of wide boulevards, criss-crossing rivers and a dense city centre. It is located along the coast of the Seto Inland Sea in the western Chugoku region of Japan. Although many only know it for the horrific split second on August 6, 1945, when it became the site of the world's first atomic bomb attack, it is now a modern, cosmopolitan city with a multitude of great food and nightlife. Overnight in Hiroshima. Day 8: Hiroshima-Osaka B LMorning visit to The Atomic Bomb Dome and Museum and the famous Peace Memorial Park.After lunch catch the bullet Train to Osaka – the food capital of Japan. Visit Osaka Castle in the afternoon – the strongest and most beautiful castle in Japan. Check in hotel for your 2 nights stay. Day 9: Osaka-Himeiji-Kobe-Osaka B L DAfter Breakfast, drive to Himeiji Castle-the first castle built in Japan. Drive to Kobe city on the way back, visit Famous Nankin Machi China Town and wander along Kobe portside. Visit a Sake Brewery and travel back to Osaka for last minute shopping at Shisaibashi mall. Tonight we enjoy a special farewell dinner at hotel. Day 10: Osaka BFree until transfer to airport for your flight to Australia. Day 11: Arrive AustraliaArrive in the morning with sweet memories of Japan and the Cherry Blossoms and fascinating culture.  Pictures and Video of 2010 Tokyo Toy Show 11/07/2010
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Say Happy Valentines Day With Hello Kitty 02/12/2010
 For those of you who may not be aware, Valentine’s Day is celebrated a bit differently in Japan than it is in the US. In Japan, men don’t buy anything on Valentine’s Day – it is only women that buy chocolate or candy for men (then men reciprocate on March 14th on what is called “White Day”) Now one would make the logical assumption that since it is men that will be receiving the chocolate on Valentine’s Day, there would be no need for Hello Kitty Valentine’s Day chocolate, but alas, we are once again referring to Hello kitty where logic has never ruled the day. Thus, there is plenty of Valentine Day chocolateYou might be able to imagine what my Valentine Day looked like. As my wife passed me box after box of Valentine’s Day chocolate, I had to greatly stifle the cringes that reflexively crossed my face as the evil feline time and again appeared on the chocolate (let it be said that there are way too many Hello Kitty chocolate Valentines in this world and I think I received them all…) Of course, I’m not actually allowed to eat any of this chocolate because as my wife said, “It’s too cute to eat. We should enjoy looking at it.”I now have a shelf full of Hello Kitty Valentine chocolate staring back at me as I write this post which I can’t eat and will have to stare at for the rest of the month (at which point it will probably be packed away, but I still won’t be able to eat it). I know that it’s going to be a Hello Kitty Hellish rest of the month when I’m already hoping that my computer catches on fire and in the process melts all the Hello Kitty Valentines so I have a good excuse not to have to look at them anymore… Photo sent in by Monica who deserves unthinkable torture for sending me this and forcing me to look at yet another Hello Kitty chocolate valentine on this most depressing day… If you enjoyed this post and want to see more, please sign up for ourrss feed, twitter posts or become a fan on Facebook http://www.kittyhell.com/2008/02/14/hello-kitty-valentine/ This is your new blog post. Click here and start typing, or drag in elements from the top bar. DIGITAL MANGA'S POP JAPAN TRAVEL 12/31/2009
 (we have above dress in blue and pink not exact please check image for details) Pop Japan Travel and Dream Shoppe are pleased to announce the addition of two lolita icons to our Tokyo Darkside Gothic-Lolita Tour, the first ever tour of Japan just for lolitas. Maki and Asuka, the driving forces behind top lolita brand Angelic Pretty, will meet tour guests at the brand's boutique in Harajuku's La Foret department store, and help find the dress, skirt or accessory that's just right for you! There's never been a more intimate way to meet two of lolita's most influential figures on their home turf. Taking place from April 11-18, the tour is the ultimate lolita trip, with shopping on Takeshita-dori and at La Foret in Harajuku, at Onejuku in Shinjuku and elsewhere. All the brand-name boutiques are here: Moi-meme-Moitie, Victorian Maiden, Angelic Pretty, h.NAOTO, Innocent World and more! We're also taking you to show off your style at the Christon Cafe, a Tokyo restaurant built in a classical European style that Mana is known to frequent, and at the lolita-staffed Alice in Wonderland restaurant in Shinjuku, where the appetizers come with a note that reads "Eat Me" and all the dishes are based on a character from Lewis Carroll's classic. Normally photography inside La Foret is prohibited, but Pop Japan Travel guests will be able to take photographs of the Angelic Pretty boutique and with Maki and Asuka themselves, provided they make a purchase. The package also includes PJT's acclaimed Tokyo tour, taking you from traditional sites to the hottest shopping districts: Akihabara, Ginza, Shibuya and more. Plus, since PJT's Fujoshi Paradise Yaoi Tour is running at the same time, you can also participate in its exciting activities, including a meeting with yaoi manga artist Makoto Tateno, if you choose! Fill out your stay with an optional retreat to Hakone, in the shadow of Mount Fuji, or take a free day for even more urban exploring. The Tokyo Darkside Gothic-Lolita Tour costs $1,998 plus a $200 fuel surcharge and departs from Los Angeles International Airport. A land-only package to meet the tour in Tokyo is also available for $1,598. But hurry! Applications are due by March 3! ------- DIGITAL MANGA'S POP JAPAN TRAVEL is the original and premiere provider of pop culture themed tours of Japan. Since 2003, PJT has operated more than 15 tours with themes focused on Japanese anime, manga, games and more. Pop Japan tours offer a careful balance of the hyper-modern world of J-pop culture and the rich traditions of ancient Japan, and PJT is the ONLY tour agency to provide exclusive experiences such as visits to anime and game studios, meetings with manga artists, and more. Pop Japan Travel tours are organized in cooperation with IACE Travel, one of Japan's largest travel agencies. http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/press-release/2008-02-15/pop-japan-travel-gothic-lolita-tour-adds-two-very-special-guests | 
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