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Themed Cafes in Osaka – From Bear Paws to Anime Characters

26 June, 24

Ticker Eats the World

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To be in Japan and not explore its people's undying love for the outlandish and quirky is a missed opportunity. Among the most accessible ways to witness and experience this is through themed cafes in…

Capsule Hotels in Osaka – Fun places to stay in Japan!

23 June, 24

Ticker Eats the World

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While Osaka might have a less chaotic vibe than Tokyo, it remains one of Japan's most culturally diverse cities. Osaka is famous for its street food scene and offers myriad entertainment and traditional excursions, making…

CoCo Ichibanya Curry House – Homely Japanese food in Delhi NCR

13 May, 24

Raghav Modi

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One of the many viral aspects of Japan, particularly Japanese food, is their rightful claim that what you see is what you get. This is especially true when it comes to food. In that respect,…

Culinary Gems – Best Restaurants on the Amalfi Coast

3 April, 24

Purva

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The Amalfi Coast is a dreamworld personified. With gorgeous villages atop towering seaside cliffs, colorful homes, regional fauna, historic architecture, and a mix of cultural and modern aura, the region is, rightly so, one of…

Harajuku Tokyo Cafe – Going Japanese in Gurgaon

27 March, 24

Raghav Modi

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Harajuku is one of the most popular and colorful neighborhoods in Tokyo. Fashionably eccentric, it showcases a distinct side of the city that completely contrasts Japan's otherwise traditional temperament. As a result, Harajuku has…

Things to do in Shibuya – Tokyo’s buzzing neighborhood

20 March, 24

Saanvi

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The heart and soul of Tokyo, Shibuya is famous for its crowded pedestrian crossings, explosive nightlife, bright lights, and lively atmosphere. Popular amongst the country's youth, the district is famous for its commercial and entertainment…

Hayashida – Delicious Ramen in Shinjuku, Tokyo

17 March, 24

Saanvi

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Going for authentic ramen in Tokyo is arguably one of the must-do activities when visiting Japan. As it happens, plenty of recommended places exist throughout the city and in every neighborhood. The good part about…

Cafes in Nara – Places to sip and savor

21 January, 24

Raghav Modi

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For most tourists, Nara is a day trip at most, comprising a visit to a few of the many local shrines and the iconic deer park. However, a slightly longer stay allows visitors to savor…

Fushimi Inari Shrine – Everything you need to know!

14 January, 24

Saanvi

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Arguably amongst Japan's most popular and viral destinations, the Fushimi Inari Shrine is as much a religious site as it is a serene nature escape in southern Kyoto. Famous for its bright vermillion torii gates…

Coolest Cafes in Athens – 11 Places to Eat & Drink

30 November, 23

Raghav Modi

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With ancient history scattered around every inch of the city, one would imagine Athens celebrates its old soul permanently. However, the modern-day zeitgeist of the town is remarkably different, basking in the glory of its…

Raghav's bookshelf: read

Throwing Shadows: A Dark Collection

by Jerry Roth

Throwing Shadows is a delightful collection of short horror stories. This was my first time reading a Jerry Roth book, and now I look forward to more. I like that the book has an excellent array of stories, and many have a nostalgic aura…

In Defense of the Eighties

by Riya Aarini

Being an 80s child, I absolutely loved this walk down memory lane. The bite-sized chapters were fun to read and packed with humour as well as all the 80s information you need. What I really love about the book is that Riya covers all asp…

Gingered: A Memoir

by Ryan G. Murphy

The reason why Gingered reads so well is primarily due to Ryan’s openness and honesty. There’s a feel-good aura about the book that resonated with me on many levels. Moreover, the anecdotes are relatable and heartwarming, making the book…

The Rainbow Room

by Claire Ishi Ayetoro

The concept behind The Rainbow Room, although very familiar, still had a lot of potential. However, the story comes across as amateurish. You can see the big twist at the end approach early on, and unlike locked-room movies/stories such …

Face Down in the Grave - Seven Tales of Sinister Delight

Face Down in the Grave – Seven Tales of Sinister Delight

by Thomas O.

I have to mention the brilliance of Thomas O in composing a collection of haunting stories that at first look seem disjointed but are actually based on the seven deadly sins.

I should mention that the book’s name had me thinking this w…

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