Japanese bath house, Gokurakuyu opened up a new location at Jinshajiang Road this spring. I loved it so much, I bought a member card after my first visit! This place is definitely worth checking out!
This spring, the mother of punk fashion, Vivienne Westwood, opened up a cafe in the K11 Art Mall. Since my obsession with her rocking horse shoes (what's up old school lolita!) and her iconic orb necklace seen in the anime and manga, Nana, I have loved Vivienne Westwood.
Let's check out her cafe and see if it's as cool as her brand!
During the Chinese New Year holiday I traveled to Japan and spent some time in Tokyo. Get ready for some too cute to handle photographs behind the page jump!
Although China is known for its tea culture, in recent years drinking coffee has gone from being a fashion statement to become a well devolved culture that has created hoards of coffee connoisseurs.
Shanghai's coffee scene is booming and unique cafes are popping up all over the city.
Early this winter, in desperate need of warm clothes, I headed over to OPA mall to check out a shop that is quickly becoming my go to store for casual cute fashion, Honeys.
If so, you must check out one of the best spots I've found for anime goods in Shanghai.
Along Wenmiao Road you'll find a pedestrian street that looks like you stepped into another world made just for anime fans. On Wenmia Road you'll come across mountains of figmas, anime, and idol merchandise. All of them are ridiculously cheap and begging to be bought.
Lately, news about shops in Shanghai has been a bit depressing with both Swimmer and Liz Lisa closing their doors in 2014. Luckily 2015 has brought Shanghai a super cute shop that I totally recommend as a must see for all cute fashion lovers.
Hello Kitty is a massive icon in the world of cuteness so when I found out Hello Kitty Today, a kitty themed cafe, opened up in Shanghai, I rushed over to check it out myself.
Today, I'm going to bombard you with all the beautiful seasonal displays I've seen throughout Shanghai. I hope you enjoy this look at Christmas in Shanghai.
Great news for all Hello Kitty fans in China, Sanrio will be opening an official Hello Kitty theme park, called Hello Kitty Home ((凯蒂猫家å›), on New Year day!
Located in the Yangpu District, near Fudan University lays a not so hidden cafe where young people seeking the thrill and mystery of what lurks in the dark go to grab an ominous treat.
Kawaii Philippines is hosting an international campaign as part of the Kawaii in Manila 2 convention that asks people world wide to express what kawaii means to them.
This place is a wonderland for romantics and lovers of history as nearly all the architecture is representative of the 1930s Shanghainese shikumen (lit. "Stone Warehouse Gate") housing that beautifully weaves together Chinese and Western architectural styles.