Japan: Day 13 - Harajuku again + Shinjuku nightlife

Sooooo behind on my Japan trip posts *cries*

Anyways, on day 13 which was also my last day in Japan, I decided to go to Harajuku again since I didn't have enough of the Harajuku-ness on my first trip, so here's a photodiary of that day:

freshly made chips!!

sneaky shot in Liz Lisa *dies of girlyness*

Bought a gigantic Rilakkuma from this toy wonderland :3

Now to Shinjuku's nightlife, so much more exciting than the nightlife what nightlife in Melbourne

squirrel tv?

This ends my last full day in Japan as I departed the next morning, so for the next post I'll blog about what I got in Japan I guess :)

Thanks for reading bye~ (･ω･)

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Misty blue

Well hello holidays!  Already on my holidays when others are having their stressful exams kekeke #plusofbeingadesignstudent

Anyways, I was bored so I made a new necklace ever so casually, and I'm really proud of the end result, so here's what I came up with:

Love the colour of these beads which I spotted at Spotlight, a sort of soft matte misty ice blue. 

They do have some marks on them from transportation I guess, then again, for only $1 a strand what more could I ask for?

To keep this post in the blue theme, here are a few snaps from a city outing with the parents

Really hope Melbourne can preserve these beautiful gothic buildings forever and ever compared to modern buildings that are popping up everywhere and in the city which look revolting (so to who designed them) but they are disgusting, I like buildings where I feel like there's a history there and make me feel at peace, not ones which are wonky and assymetrical, and make me feel dizzy.

Let's take the new RMIT building 80 I think, went in it with my friend and OMG, am I in a maze or a university building? your walls and floors aren't straight but zig-zaggy wtf? 

Anyways, just my view on how I like my buildings :) (sounded like a architecture student here lol)

Here's a modern take on....an instrument/water feature/ art... whatever you call it that I thought was cool at the National Gallery of Victoria.

The plates cling and clang with each other from the movement of water and sound like a chime!

Too blue for you? I am, since Melbourne is now showing its gloomy rainy winter weather D:

Hope the rain stops soon, and I hope you're all doing fine, bye~