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Tokyo Fresh Kitchen: A Culinary Adventure at Tsukiji Market
Visiting Tokyo, many people will recommend Tsukiji Market as an unmissable destination—but why? It’s because of its raw connection to daily life, the vibrant local atmosphere, and its preservation of the warmth and hospitality of “old Tokyo” from the Edo period...
A Tale of Two Cities: New York and Boston (Part 1)
Spider-Man swinging between skyscrapers, New York Fashion Week held twice a year in Bryant Park, the bustling "Shakespeare in the Park" festival in Central Park during summer, the Occupy Wall Street movement continuing its protest at Union Square, Jeremy Lin creating a storm at Madison Square Garden in 2012, and this year’s hot dog eating contest winner at Coney Island... Whether you’re watching TV, reading the newspaper, or browsing online, from movies, fashion, arts, finance, sports to events, New York always captures everyone’s attention all year round.
The happiness of the blue sperm whale is being shared—children in remote areas need your help to go whale watching
From now until October 20th, the "Taiwan Animals and Insects Creative Exhibition" organized by the Paper Windmill Cultural and Educational Foundation has sparked a whale-watching craze in northern Taiwan with its blue "Sperm Whale Theme Pavilion." However, children from remote areas and social welfare groups may not...
The Little Yellow Duck in Kaohsiung counts down to its farewell—fleet horns to sound on 10/20
The Little Yellow Duck exhibition in Kaohsiung has attracted over 2.31 million visitors as of October 7. The Kaohsiung City Government announced that the closing ceremony will be held at 16:00 on October 20 at Glory Pier, with the duck scheduled to depart at around 16:30 amid horn blasts, water sprays, and cheers from citizens and tourists, returning from Glory Pier to Pier-2 Art Center.
Afternoon Tea in a Brand-New Style: A Rich European Flair Brings a Fresh Lifestyle Concept
Taiwanese eating habits are gradually becoming more Japanized and Westernized. In addition to being influenced by Japanese styles, restaurants, cafés, and home furnishings have also seen a growing demand among Taiwanese consumers for décor and home accessories, thanks to the rising popularity of Scandinavian minimalism...
KUMAMON merchandise is a hit Japan’s autumn-winter traditional culture festival kicks off
Japan is a popular travel destination among Taiwanese people, and Japanese goods continue to be widely loved. Every time department stores hold Japanese product fairs or traditional culture festivals, they create a huge sensation. This time, department store operators have teamed up with Japan’s currently most popular...
The inflatable concert hall "Ark Nova" — A spiritual ark in Japan's 311 disaster areas
Recently, inflatable art installations have become a trend in Taiwan. Whether it's the inflatable yellow duck or the inflatable whale pavilion, they've generated quite a buzz domestically. Japan has also recently unveiled a uniquely shaped, 36-meter-long, 30-meter-wide...
European-style Hsinchu: Sleep in the Provence Rose Manor of Xinpuyi
The first floor features a stone-brick exterior, while the second and third floors are adorned with bright yellow walls accented by brown trim, plus sloping roofs. Anyone who has visited Qingjing will find this house look familiar, and in fact, the homestay owner...
Sleep Well Even on Long Trips: Eight Tips to Beat Jet Lag
Long-distance travel often leads to jet lag because the human body secretes sleep hormones based on routine and sunlight intensity to adjust the biological clock. Sudden, drastic changes can disrupt this internal clock; ...
A Tale of Two Cities: New York & Boston (Part 2)
The development of New York into what it is today cannot be told without mentioning the "Boston Tea Party of 1776," the spark that ignited the American Revolutionary War. Back in 1630, British Puritans arrived in Boston and founded what is the oldest...
National Day Travel in New Taipei: Top 10 Most Popular Hidden Gems Revealed
New Taipei City boasts convenient transportation and a variety of scenic spots that combine natural landscapes with urban charm. In recent years, "light travel itineraries" have become popular among tourists visiting New Taipei—just bring a camera and a simple backpack, set off from the city, and take various forms of public transportation to reach nearby attractions.
Blue sperm whale spotted up close！ Sneak peek at the secrets of the underwater world
The "Paper Windmill Taiwan Animals & Insects Creative Exhibition," currently on display at Youth Park until October 20, features the most eye-catching attraction — the "Sperm Whale Theme Pavilion." Spanning approximately 70 meters in length, 15 meters in width, and 12 meters in height...
Tipsy Nights in Taichung: Top 20 Popular Nightclubs (Part 2)
Taichung, the metropolis of central Taiwan, blends cultures from all over, radiating energy that manifests not only in art, creativity, but also in the birthplace of many popular and innovative local snacks. This vibrant energy...
Singapore Airlines Themed Freestyle Travel: Craft an Unforgettable European DIY Culinary Journey
In recent years, “themed experiential travel” has gained immense popularity among travelers, offering not only an in-depth immersion into local culture but also the freedom to customize your itinerary. Enjoy a variety of exciting activities such as sightseeing, shopping, and savoring local cuisine. Launching with the “...
Halloween Costume Party at E-DA Theme Park – Buy One Get One Free on Tickets
Halloween, the biggest Western holiday, will be celebrated in a grander way this year at E-DA Theme Park. This Halloween month, stepping into the park feels like traveling back to the Middle Ages, where Gothic Lolita-style vampires, dark demons, and lonely sopranos... will form...
Snow Mountain National Park Autumn Tour: Explore 4 Hidden Maple Viewing Spots
As maple leaves gradually turn red across the regions, they also bring the message of autumn to Taiwan. Right now, Snow Mountain National Park is shedding its emerald attire and greeting travelers from all over with a brand-new fiery red outfit. When visiting Snow Mountain in autumn for some highland exploration,...
Savor the Flavors of Macau: A Glimpse into Local Life (Part 2)
Combining the strengths of Cantonese, Shandong, and Sichuan cuisines, Tan Family Cuisine is a refined official’s private cuisine originally created by Tan Zongjun, a Qing Dynasty scholar-official. When he served as an official in Beijing, he specialized in Shandong cuisine, and after being exiled to Sichuan, he further incorporated the essence of Sichuan cuisine...
First Sale at Taipei Travel Expo by Fleurie Hotel Group: Explore All of Taiwan Starting at 2.8% Off
The largest Taipei International Travel Fair will take place from October 18 to 21. Fleurie Hotel Group is participating for the first time and is offering early-bird combined accommodation vouchers for the Yayi Resort in Yehliu and Fleurie Hotel in Kaohsiung, which are set to open by the end of this year and the first half of next year...
Savor the Flavors of Macau: A Glimpse into Local Life (Part 1)
While hotel restaurants may offer luxurious dishes, stepping into local eateries allows you to truly taste the diverse flavors that blend on this small island—whether Cantonese, Hong Kong-style, Portuguese, or northern Chinese, Macau gives each its own unique character...
HAPPY GO offers triple accommodation points and a chance to win a NT$10,000 lodging voucher
As department store anniversary sales heat up, HAPPY GO, the card with over 11 million users nationwide, teams up with “EZ订” and Far Eastern Department Store to launch the HAPPY GO...