FMS Tokyo Trip 2014

14/07/2014

We meet again.

13/06/2014

Kudos to the video team for putting together such a beautiful video!

A short montage that we put together to exhibit both the rich-culture and the bustling-metropolis side of Tokyo.

18/04/2014

The Tokyo trip may be over, but our friendships are still stronger than ever.

05/04/2014

Our host Kerlin at Akihabara, touted by many as a cosplay and anime haven.

Stay tuned to our page for the full video.

05/04/2014

Introducing the video team!

02/04/2014

12 days, 288 hours, 2 lost SUICA cards, 1 almost-lost wallet, 5 plasters, 1 shaver cut, 2 birthdays, 10 million selfies, but an infinite number of memories made.

01/04/2014

Ohaiyo! Here's a collage of the picnic at Inokashira Park yesterday with an authentic bento set and some gigantic ichigos!

31/03/2014

Matcha Pocky, bakeable Kit Kat, Tokyo Bananas, and an assortment of rice crackers. These are just some of the goodies you can only find here in Japan!

Want an exclusive Japanese snack hamper? Tag a friend whom you want to go to Japan with in the comments below and this exclusive hamper could be yours! Winners will be announced on 1 Apr at 10pm SGT. Good luck!

31/03/2014

It's a beautiful day and we're at Inokashira Park, sitting under the blossomed Sakuras and having our bento-picnics!

30/03/2014

Braved the cold and heavy downpours to explore some some temples in Kamakura today! But at least the sight and experience was totally worth it. We got to see the intricate architecture and of course, Sakura trees!

Braved the cold and heavy downpours to explore Engaku-Ji and Ken Cho Ji temple in Kamakura today! But at least the sight and experience was totally worth it. We got to see the intricate architecture and of course, Sakura trees!

29/03/2014

Spent the morning at the Meiji Shrine, one of Japan's most sacred and picturesque shrines! Opened in 1920, the shrine is the perfect example of Shinto architecture, and honours the spirits of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.

29/03/2014

A picture speaks a thousand words, but sometimes, there's nothing like reading about someone's experience to give you a different perspective!

Read more about personal thoughts and adventures at http://fmsintokyo.blogspot.com