Lovely, delicate yet strong at heart. Caring and thoughtful, endurant and moral, together with wisdom, Yamato Nadeshiko (Japanese Dianthus), is the synonym of an idealized Japanese lady.
Let’s get some fashion and beauty tips from the chic Japanese Ladies on the streets of Melbourne every Thursday!
Lovely, delicate yet strong at heart. Caring and thoughtful, endurant and moral, together with wisdom, Yamato Nadeshiko (Japanese Dianthus), is the synonym of an idealized Japanese lady.
Let’s get some fashion and beauty tips from the chic Japanese Ladies on the streets of Melbourne every Thursday!
Lovely, delicate yet strong at heart. Caring and thoughtful, endurant and moral, together with wisdom, Yamato Nadeshiko (Japanese Dianthus), is the synonym of an idealized Japanese lady.
Let’s get some fashion and beauty tips from the chic Japanese Ladies on the streets of Melbourne every Thursday!
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Too awesome that made you SCREAM out loud, “Wow, You JAPANESE Rooooock!”
The interview of the half-Japanese half-Dutch Carpenters.
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Sri Lanka is famous for their 6 cultural World Heritage sites. The last several days we visited a couple of sites on the list. Our first stop of the day was Sigiriya — the Lion Rock.
When I first looked at the site, I thought about Uluru. Well, they are similar since both of them are giant natural rocks. The difference is the site in Sigiriya was human modified: they built palaces, digged swimming pools, and drew paintings on the wall.
So far so good? Perfect. Let’s start with day 1.
After breakfast, we got a taxi to take us to Colombo city. The airport says Colombo international airport, but its actually very far from Colombo. It took us more than three ours to get there. Our driver did not speak English, so we had a fun time explaining where we were going to him.
4th-10th April 2012, JIM’s editor Sherry went to Sri Lanka for sight-seeing, and came back with this JIM only report!