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  • Feel the JAPAN spirit

    Since our last trip to Japan where we witnessed the after-math of the deadly tsunami that left the world to a stand-still and the ceremony held in Iwate, memories still lingered in our mind on how strong and positive mind-set the people of Japan have. ...

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  • Hiraizumi Chusonji Iwate Japan – A World Heritage-Site Visit

    On our last memorable day after a good sleep at the ryokan, we unwillingly dragged our luggage off the ryokan compound feeling sad that the journey's gonna end here. Well, not really.. we have a last pitstop to make.. the Chusonji at Hiraizumi. Never ...

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  • Hokkaido Mt Moiwa – an alternative to million-dollar Hokkaido views

    "Where do you want to visit for the evening?" my guide questioned as i flipped through the brochures while laying comfortable on a couch at Best Western Sapporo. "Something beautiful for the night.." i mumbled and this caught my attention - Mt Moiwa. And off ...

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  • Sylistic.com featured on NHK JAPAN | Our 3.11 Japan Voyage

    Our 7 days 6 nights trip to Japan invited by MOFA Japan has since caught the attention of many, such as a local Singapore Volunteer group whom seeked directions from us to get to the disaster-hit areas and had set off to help the locals ...

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  • Sapporo Hokkaido… We finally meet!

    It was early in the morning at 6:30am and I dragged myself out of the bed to catch the early 9am flight to Hokkaido, Sapporo for a 1 night trip. As I was packing my heavily loaded luggage, I saw some white stuff flying across ...

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  • A night getaway in Tokyo Top Attractions

    Before you really decide to hit the beds, the night is still young for more exploration. Japan's even more beautiful with its shiny glittering lights that blankets the city skylines and you sure won't want to miss a part of it that captivates each traveler's ...

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  • My 1st Ryokan Japanese Hotel Experience

    This article was featured on NHK RADIO JAPAN. More of the radio interview here. A breathtaking view rises ahead of us as my private car drifts through the curvy roads along the quiet scenic countryside. Soon, a beautiful sight appears right in front of the ...

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  • 3.11 Night Light-up Ceremony in Miyagi City, Iwate Prefecture, Japan

    Strolling through the dark within the premises of the Morioka castle, we soon found a glimpse of light shining from far and my tour guide smiled, "That's where we are heading to". I heaved a sigh of relief as uncertainty filled my thoughts earlier on ...

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  • Our ANA In-Flight Inspirations & Experiences

    Well Known as "Inspirations of Japan", I flew off on All Nippon Airways (ANA Japan) to Tokyo Haneda with thanks to MOFA Japan on a mission to explore the disaster-hit areas and interact with the locals as well as the helpful NGO who has been ...

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My BoardMeFirst & Extra Leg Space with Tiger Airways !

Written by Sy On March - 22 - 2011 under Advertorial, Ciba Vision

Disclosure : This blog post is sponsored by Tiger Airways in experiencing its BOARDMEFIRST & Extra Leg Spaces & Emergency Seat Selector. Note that all opinions are purely mine and truely honest though it is sponsored in any way. Tiger Airways has truely changed the impression of what i usually thought it was and had been , with me finally experiencing what has been added to the cart : BOARDMEFIRST Read More…

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Battle between 3 Major Budget Airlines – Airasia, Jetstar , Tiger

Written by Sy On April - 18 - 2010 under Advertorial

Hey travelers ! I’m sure many of us are always sourcing out for CHEAPEST air tickets during major holidays like June Holidays or December Holidays . Why Budget Air ? Who doesn’t want CHEAP FARES ? Many frequent travelers don’t feel the need of premium services like entertainment or food (which can be bought on board , and saving you MORE money ! ) for short journeys . But have Read More…

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