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3 hidden-gem green spaces in Yokohama (after the snow ☃ ): 1. Harbour View Park (Yamatecho) This park is on a steep hill overlooking the ocean. There are plenty of museums and buildings from the 1930's to check out too. Also an English rose garden. Sunsets are amazing. 2. Tsuzuki Chou Park (Center Minami) Central Park isn't huge, but its quiet and covered 3km worth of trails. 10 minute walk from the station, and located beside a tasty ramen shop called Yokohama-Ya. If you want to extend your walk its connected to the Tsuzuki ward 12k trail system. 3. Sankei-en (Naka) A large traditional Japanese Garden. It's quiet because access isn't easy. It's been open for over 100 years big enough to spend half a day wandering around to check out the peaceful spaces and cool buildings. I'm always looking for green areas to explore, and lucky to be in Yokohama where they're in abundance despite being a big city. Any recommendations for getting into some green? #japan #yokohama

Our new artwork in Tokyo is live! Ginza Six is a luxury mall in Ginza, a major shopping district in Tokyo, that is lucky enough to have a beautiful park on their rooftop that is open to the public throughout the day and late into the night. They commissioned us to create an art intervention for visitors that could be accessible for people at any age, from 1 to 100 years olds. The phrase "Falling Into Place" evokes a sense of natural alignment, where events seamlessly unfold. It embodies the idea that despite obstacles, maintaining a positive outlook leads to intended outcomes.      This sentiment rings true in the vibrant scene atop the Ginza Six Rooftop, where six colorful structures stand, each with a void akin to a missing puzzle piece. Rather than dwell on absence, these gaps are repurposed as havens, inviting visitors to contemplate their role within the broader landscape.      Like assembling a puzzle, completion requires every piece. Only when each element is in place does the full picture emerge, clear and compelling.      This dynamic installation beckons individuals of all ages to embrace spontaneity and adaptability, encouraging them to flow with life's unpredictable currents. See more at https://lnkd.in/e3SPWyYV

Recently completed a semiotic project on the future of luxury in China, in the next few posts I’ll share my favorite vids from the project. First, ZhuChongYun :::: beautiful !!!

Looking at unique attractions for Tokyo, as my client is rather discerning. Kintsugi is my favourite of the ones I submitted. A kintsugi porcelain is a porcelain that has been broken and then artfully glued together, but not in such a way that it cannot be seen that it was once chipped, but highlighting the cracks with precious metal threads, so that when the repair is completed, it becomes more valuable and more beautiful than it was in the beginning. And this is because the Japanese tradition holds that imperfections narrate a piece's journey, demanding reverence. To me, kintsugi is both a symbol of fragility, vulnerability, but also of inner strength and beauty. Scars are proof that it once hurt, but also that those wounds have closed, and now they are part of you. You have them on your skin, not just on your soul - and they seem exactly like that: beautiful and precious. It's not just pottery; it's a beautiful metaphor for resilience and growth. Rebuilding isn't always easy, but it's a process worth embracing. Each step forward, each crack mended, adds to the beauty of who we are. Let us celebrate our imperfections and the stories they tell. They are what make us uniquely beautiful. What unique experience would appeal to you? Escape the Ordinary, Let Me Plan Your Extraordinary! ☎ 0207 112 7005 📨andreea.spasova@mytc.com #Kintsugi #Resilience #Growth #HealingJourney #EmbraceImperfections #InnerStrength #BeautyInScars #SelfLove #SelfAcceptance #MentalHealthAwareness #PersonalGrowth #EmotionalWellness #BeautifullyBroken #ScarsTellAStory #CelebrateImperfections #StrengthInVulnerability #RebuildingJourney #Empowerment #SelfDiscovery #MrsS #TailoredTravel #BespokeHolidays #TravelCounsellors #CustomerService #FinancialProtection #ConciergeService #LocalCulture #OffTheBeatenPath #ProfessionalTravel #AdventureAwaits #luxuryconsierge #luxuryholidays  #travelexperience #travelexpert #luxuryhotels #exploretheworld #luxurytravel #travelcounsellors #smallbusiness #luxurytraveladvisor #authenticexperience #travellikeapro

In Japan, there's a beautiful tradition called 'Kintsugi,' where broken pottery is repaired with gold, silver, or platinum, highlighting its fractures rather than hiding them. This practice reflects the idea that objects gain more value and beauty through their imperfections. It's a reminder that our living spaces, like us, become more valuable and beautiful with time and the experiences they hold 💖 #Kintsugi #FactThursday #MovingToPDX #PortlandRealEstate #PortlandOregon #RealEstate #SothebysRealty #Luxury #Luxe #LuxuryLife #LuxuryRealEstate #NothingCompares

Participating in a night cruise to enjoy the "magnificent scenery spots" of Kawasaki's industrial areas was a truly fascinating experience! The city of Kawasaki has a rich history as an industrial hub, with factories and industrial facilities playing a pivotal role in its development over the years. These factories, which were once the backbone of the city's economy, have now been transformed into a unique form of tourist attraction known as "industrial tourism." At night, the industrial sites of Kawasaki take on a surreal, almost otherworldly Blade-runner appearance, making them a magnet for both casual visitors and photography enthusiasts. This transformation has been so successful that Kawasaki's industrial night views have earned their place among the "Japan's 4 Greatest Factory Night Views," alongside the factory areas of Muroran in Hokkaido, Yokkaichi in Mie, and Kitakyushu in Fukuoka. What makes Kawasaki's approach particularly remarkable is its ability to reverse the negative image traditionally associated with factory areas. Rather than being seen as polluted or unsightly, these locations have been turned into "beautiful magnificent scenery spots" for people to enjoy. My own participation in a cruise tour by yakatabune allowed me to explore these industrial marvels from off-limit areas, such as the backside of the factory areas. This form of industrial tourism, locally known as "kojo yakei," which literally translates to the "night view of factories," is a major draw for photography enthusiasts. It offers a comprehensive view of the brightly lit panorama, revealing the mesmerizing interplay of lights, machinery, and architectural structures that define the beauty of Kawasaki's industrial landscape.

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