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There is a Japanese drama called “Midnight Diner.” Initially starting as a manga, it gained popularity and was later adapted into a drama. It even has a remake in South Korea. The backdrop of Midnight Diner is a small restaurant near Shinjuku Golden Gai in Tokyo. “Discovering Many Small Shops in Japan” In Tokyo, even in bustling areas, you can ...

Shibuya, situated in the heart of Tokyo, stands out as one of Tokyo’s major attractions. Particularly famous for its crosswalks, Shibuya has turned its pedestrian crossings into a unique tourist destination. “Shibuya, Well-Known for its Crosswalks” Shibuya is a place I’ve heard about even before visiting Japan. It has been extensively featured in the media, making it a location familiar ...

Singapore is a multicultural nation where various cultures coexist, evident in designated areas like Arab Street for Arab culture and Little India for Indian culture. Another such area, comprising about three-quarters of Singapore’s population, is ‘Chinatown.’ “Chinatown in Singapore” Chinatown is not exclusive to Singapore; it can be found worldwide as overseas Chinese communities established themselves outside China. You can ...

Singapore stands out as a multicultural nation in Asia, evident in its diverse population composed of Chinese, Malay, Indian, Arab, and more. While the Chinese community holds the majority, Singapore thrives as a city where multiple cultures coexist. “Little Arab in Singapore, Arab Street” Near Bugis in Singapore, there’s a blossoming Arab cultural enclave often referred to as ‘Arab Street.’ ...

Bugis is an area located northeast of downtown Singapore. In the past, from the 1950s to the 1980s, it was known as a street where trans women gathered. However, in the mid-1980s, the Singaporean government initiated a transformation by constructing shopping malls, restaurants, and even the Bugis MRT subway station. Thanks to these changes, Bugis has evolved into an entirely ...

Bugis, located northeast of downtown Singapore, has undergone a remarkable transformation. Once known as a street where trans women gathered from the 1950s to the 1980s, Bugis underwent a complete overhaul in the mid-1980s. The Singaporean government developed shopping malls and established restaurants, giving birth to a new Bugis. The process also introduced the Bugis MRT subway station. Now, Bugis ...

One can consider “Orchard Road” as one of the focal points in Singapore, often regarded as the central area for travelers. This location shares a striking resemblance to Gangnam in Seoul, South Korea, creating a sense reminiscent of our country’s Gangnam. The reason it’s called Orchard Road is that it used to be a place with orchards in the past. ...

“Orchard Road,” considered one of the central areas in Singapore, is reminiscent of Gangnam in South Korea. Filled with skyscrapers and diverse shopping malls, the street itself bears a striking resemblance to Gangnam, evoking thoughts of Orchard Road when walking along Gangnam-daero. On Orchard Road in Singapore, you can discover areas related to “Peranakan,” well-known for Singapore’s cultural fusion. “Singapore, ...

One of the most renowned destinations on Lantau Island in Hong Kong is Ngong Ping Village. Situated at the heart of Lantau Island, it offers a unique experience just getting there, thanks to the cable car ride from Tung Chung Station, which is the longest of its kind. During my visit, the cable car was undergoing renovations, so they were ...

Lantau Island in Hong Kong offers a completely different atmosphere compared to the typical image we have of the city. It provides a unique experience of Hong Kong, distinct from the bustling cityscape we often associate with the region. One of the popular spots in this area is “Hong Kong Disneyland,” but there are also places like “Ngong Ping Village” ...

In Macao, you can find beef jerky in various places. At Senado Square, there’s a street packed with shops selling beef jerky, and this is known as the Beef Jerky Street of Senado Square. You can find Beef Jerky Street on the way from Senado Square to the Ruins of St. Paul’s. As you walk along, you’ll come across a ...

Macao can be broadly divided into four areas: the traditional Macao Peninsula, Taipa, the newly reclaimed Cotai area, and the southernmost Coloane area. Among these, the oldest is the Macao Peninsula. Some may even refer to this area as the true heart of Macao. “The Area of Luxurious Hotels – Cotai” To the south of the Macao Peninsula lies the ...