Japan Part 6 - Eat, Play, Love

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Na Na is one of the leading digital influencers in Malaysia, with her lifestyle travel blog boasting a loyal audience. Bwincessnana.com was launched her blog in 2009, which she balanced with her studies and later full time job in various e-commerce companies like Zalora and GEMFIVE. Just 26 years old at the time, Na Na decided to quit her job and focus on building her digital career. Fast forward to 2017 and Na Na is wearing multiple hats: digital strategist and influencer, creative director, social media and brand consultant, and most recently entrepreneur. She em bodies the modern chic classy-edgy style, by working with high street fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands, from Adidas , Coach, and Gucci to SK -II, Clinique, Hennessy, Sephora, and NSW Tourism. By focusing on her lifestyle pos tings , Na Na gained unique reputation in blogging industry and was featured on major magazines like E L L E , Female, NuYou and ViVi. In hopes of inspiring others , NaNa is working hard to run an online fashion business meanwhile sharing her passion for fashion, beauty, travels and lifestyle each day with her loyal readers.

Oh Japan, oh sakura, oh wait...let us take a selfie.

It was our last day in Tokyo before we heading south to Osaka and I has yet to experience a hanami. We girls decided to do hanami at Ueno Park because Jane and Ash has went Yoyogi Park with their Japanese friends meanwhile Huannie went to both Yoyogi and Ueno Park yesterday. Huannie did not join us for this hanami because he claimed that it was a thing for girls, which in fact was wrong. Mathew has explained to us that hanami is basically a Japanese culture for people to drink in public while enjoying cherry blossoms, lol. Indeed. My first hanami experience was great! For me, it was more a healthy activity that you can spend quality time with your friends and family while enjoying the food and beverages. Tips for the first timer, bring a mat.

As cliché as it sounds, I still find Shibuya Crossing very impressive. Walking across this famous intersection outside Shibuya Station was one of the must-do thing when you are in Tokyo. We spent the rest of our day strolling around Shibuya and walked over to Omotesando again because Huannie wanted to visit Yohji Yamamoto store. We were lucky enough to get there before the boutique closed.