Demon Slayer Movie →

On Wednesday, I went to watch Demon Slayer The Movie: Infinite Train (鬼滅の刃：無限列車編）at the cinema! Despite the COVID-19 situation, the cinema was unexpectedly full. There was literally no seat left empty. However, I do think the movie was really worth it. The animation, music, and voice acting complements each other in creating this masterpiece! The story was also magnificent, but audiences have to know about the first season of Demon Slayer before watching this movie. There were several emotional parts, especially the ending. I have lost count on how many times I cried, haha. Anyways, I recommend watching this movie at the cinema, especially for those who love anime, since it gives a whole new experience compared to watching it from your laptop screen!

Breathtaking Cherry Blossoms →

In the midst of the pandemic, good thing that spring still comes on time in order to cheer us up. My family and I went to Shinjuku Gyoen, a park located in the middle of Shinjuku. It is famous for being so wide and for containing a huge variety of plants and trees. There are many kinds of cherry blossoms, which I can’t really differentiate, but they’re all very beautiful. Sakura trees were completely filled with dark pink, bright pink, and even white petals. It is the first time my parents had ever seen cherry blossom in their lives. They said it was very satisfying and would recommend to see it again, once the situation gets completely safe. Don’t forget to stay inside, wash your hands, wear masks, and keep physical distance. Stay safe, everyone!

Shinjuku Station

Do you know that Shinjuku Station is the busiest station in the world? Yes, the busiest one among any other stations that ever existed. Besides the fact that Shinjuku is also a busy city, it provides 53 train platforms for the passengers to transfer between each train. Approximately 3.64 million people are served by this station per day, isn’t that crazy? This station is also big that even I often get lost, no matter how many times I’ve visited this majestic, hectic station. So, whenever you have to stop by at Shinjuku Station, make sure you read all the signs and directions, or ask somebody if you get lost because trust me, you don’t want to get lost in this sea of people.