築地漁市場 Tsukiji Fish Market, Tokyo

the place is held a public tuna auction every early morning.  when we got there unfortunately we couldn't see it because the auction temporarily closed down for 2weeks. bummer!!!! :-(

but, no matter what, the fish market was still full of energy even though it's only about 5:00am.  there're so many early birds to get the most fresh stuffs. 

the fishes with the price tags were patiently waiting to be sold.

the guy(probably the owner) displayed the anchovy in front. everything in the shop looked so clean and organized, and each box filled in with different size and a different color of anchovy. some of them were very bright transparent color, hmm,, looked so yummy!

believe or not, we had a huge breakfast around 6:00am(-_-;;) in the market, having Omakase おまかせ with Clam Miso soup.  it was awesome fresh sushi ever had.


more about Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo

JR 有楽町_ Yurakucho St. Tokyo

walked around Ginza area today. weather was beautiful, we had such a great time.

Textile Town in Tokyo_Japan

i am in Tokyo now.

I really enjoyed walking around Textile Street in Nippori, Tokyo.  Most stores are very organized and  the staff was very friendly and helpful.

getting older more enjoy rainy day

walking around the rainy city_ Singapore

this house-looking lovely building is the post office in Ochard Central, Singapore. isn't it so cute?

full moon over my head

colorful city, Seoul

my hubby, Darrin says Seoul is kindda gray image all the time, but look! it really can be colorful city by nature. i am so proud of my hometown, huhhh~.

fun with polaroid film

restaurant SUKA

a friend of mine recently opened the restaurant, SUKA in town.  i had a big lunch(tofu rice with cucumber freeze) and a huge cup of coffee there.^  she already set up the Christmas tree in her shop. it's lovely.~

night market_bangsar

one fine sunday afternoon

tiling yo!

hey, take a break! 
you, hardworking man deserves to have a cup of icy-cold water.

so happy here

this is my little sweat shop.  i spend most of time here.
you know what? while i was away, uhh...i terribly missed this space.

books from Korea

*How We decide(by Jonah Lehrer)_ recently i enjoyed reading his another book, Proust was Neuroscientist, which is very inspiring and well written.   

*나는 왜 쓰는가(조지오웰 저)_ this is one of the books displayed in the bestseller corner. i was intrigued by the cover design looks so charming. 

*패션디자이너를 위한 스타일북_ wow, i was so happy to find this book. it's not too bulky, but has a very solid content.

rich garden

i noticed Darrin's garden was getting rich and fruitful as he adopted a few more new plants while I was gone for trip to Korea. they are all lovely, and i am so glad to see his garden looks much healthier than ever.^

busy to plan for

back to normal

Flea Market_ Seoul

Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do. Korea