Why does everyone think Paris is a city of romance? I think it's a lie which has gone on for too long.

Anyway, just went surfing about places which I will be going in two weeks. (Yes! I'm finally leaving my work behind and gg for a holiday. :)) I'll be gg Japan for a short trip with my parents and my boyfriend, by the way. I've not even set foot in the airport and already I'm thinking of saving money to go back. Because this time round, we'll be following a tour around. But next time, hopefully, we can go backpacking.

I've found so many places to visit I don't even know where to start. Not that I'm gonna bring back suitcases of stuff, but I wanna go to a bath (Oedo Onsen Monogatari, which is this wonderful bath modelled after the Edo period), Fuji TV station (with this cute ticket booth outside of it), the Sumida river cruise (which is supposedly super beautiful), the love hotels (their themes are just eye-openers), and this place which has three theme places insde (one gyoza theme, one chou bun theme, one ice cream theme)... and so many more. I've not even started on places outside Tokyo. Haha

Look at the pictures of the food they served during valentines. I mean, if we had restaurants like that, I think the govt can kick their worries of us not getting married or not having babies away. Seriously, how romantic can you get at Crystal Jade ('siu yok fan, pls') or when you are waiting 1 hr for the V-day special to be served (and it turns out to be just a exhorbitantly-priced steak rushed out by the chef)?