Are you planning to head to Odaiba? While you can find many awesome restaurants in the area, definitely give Aqua City Odaiba a chance as there are a good number of restaurants that can be found on the 5th and 6th floor. For okonomiyaki, try Read More …
Iyashi no Sato NENBA (known as “The Healing Village”), one of Japan’s famous villages for beautiful thatched houses is one of the gorgeous locations to see Mt. Fuji. But while the summer time may give you the best photography for the region, we traveled the Read More …
I’ll just say that among the monopods out there that are under $20, the Dolica WT-1003 is a fantastic monopod for its price and quality. I. INSIDE THE BOX Inside the box is a Dolica Lightweight Monopod with a bag. The monopod has three levers Read More …
If there is one country that I often look forward to visiting, it is Japan. It’s a place that I love for its openness, its ability to be fashion forward and for the most part, exciting and mysterious all in one. Each place you visit, Read More …
A year before I purchased my first GPS watch, I used a Striiv Smart Pedometer. It was inexpensive and at the time, I saw the combination of playing games, walking steps to donate water, donate polio vaccines or money going into saving the rain forests Read More …
I’ll just say that among the monopods out there that are under $20, the Vivitar VIV-VT-67 is a fantastic monopod for its price and quality. I. INSIDE THE BOX Inside the box is a Vivitar Monopod with a bag. The monopod has three levers for Read More …
COACH is often known for leather-based products and even though you will often find summer bags made with another material, you still have quite a bit of leather pieces on the bag. Recently, while visiting my local COACH store, the ladies brought out a few Read More …
Since 1994, Calvin Klein’s ck one has been the company’s popular unisex fragrance. Ten years after ck one, Calvin Klein released ck one summer. With each year being a limited edition, each release features a new fragrance and a new bottle design. For 2015, the Read More …
When it comes to leather, while COACH is my go to store most of the time, I also enjoy visiting Wilsons Leather. A store to find awesome deals on leather bags and leather jackets (and other products), its definitely worth visiting Wilsons Leather for its Read More …
As a person who is trying his best to become an “avid” walker (not jogger, not runner) as of December 26, 2014, walking has done a lot for me these past few months. Losing weight and helping me gain the stamina I need, especially with Read More …
As my trip to Japan is coming up very quickly, I actually thought I had everything all planned out. Awesome dress shoes and my running shoes for long walks around Tokyo, planned outfits to wear for Shibuya Fashion Week, Anime Japan and Tokyo Outdoor Weekend Read More …
My first time to Japan, it was during my final year in college. Having minored in Japanese, I was ready to take my first voyage to the Land of the Rising Sun and felt I was ready. That was until I reached Narita Airport and Read More …
For over 20 years, the Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture(formerly known as the Ruth & Sherman Lee Institute for Japanese Art at the Clark Center) in Hanford, California, has provided magnificent exhibitions of artwork to many people in the local area but also Read More …
When it comes to shoes made in America, G.H. Bass & Co. is one of the few companies that can claim its over 125-years-old. Created by George Henry Bass in 1876, the company was known for creation plow shoes for farmers and created moccasins, but Read More …
There are very few shoe companies in America that have remained in business for over 100 years. But Florsheim is a company that still remains strong to this day. Founded by Milton S. Florsheim in 1892, he and his father Sigmund made the first shoe Read More …