Mais où est Jérôme ?

For Christmas 2015 I was far away from home the kind hearted Matt invited me to spend Xmas with his family in South Australia. A couple of days after finishing my 3 months labour work at Mr Donut, we drove the "Champ Cam" , Matt's beautiful Champagne coloured  Toyota Camery.

First stop, Adelaide were we did some Xmas shopping for the family. We had a really quick look around the city with his brother and futur wife, later on we had dinner with them !

The next stop was Jamestown, South Australia. I've always heard about this place from Matt, let's say, he didn't brag about it too much. We had a few beers there with Sir Schwayne Dabbis, Matt's old man.

A day after we actually went over to Arno bay where we were supposed to spend Xmas in a little beach Shed.

(View from Beach Shed)

(Beach Shed)

(Arno Bay peer)

One of these days, we went on a trip to meet the real Jerry, The person I got my nickname from, Gerald Davis, Matt's Gran-dad. I'll just put it down to one sentence : " Jerry is busy, really busy "

On the 23rd we went crab fishing with some family relatives, what a fun experience, we also saw dolphins swimming and jumping right next to our boat, this moment was surreal !

(Crab Fishing)

On our way to Whalers way, a beautiful family owned part of land that tourists can visit. The Farm that owns this land is probably super rich since the entrance was 30 or 40$ per car, but you will see in the picture that it was worth it... This is probably the most beautiful beach I've seen so far in Australia.

(Whalers Way Beach)

On a lazy Xmas eve we had 39 degrees outside so we headed down to the beach just to have a little morning swim. As you most commonly do for Xmas in Australia. Of course I was wearig the Davis Grain Hat, Wayne Davis' company.

( Xmas at the beach)

On Xmas day we had a wonderful buffet lunch a we played Lawn Balls. A true Australian game very similar to a classical British ball game. We had a lot of drinks and a lot of fun with the whole family. After Xmas I went straight to Sydney with the train to spend probably one of the best new years eve and day I never had.

After about only 4 days on the north island we had our ferry booked to go south. The boat ride is about 3 or 4 hours as I remember and is sensational. That is actually where you can see that New Zealand has unbelievable landscapes to offer. The crossing with a van on the boat wasn't the cheapest but I was worth it.

(Vineyard on the south Island)

(Random Lake, can’t remember the name)

The South Island trip

First stop on the South Island was Nelson, a calm little city right next to the beach, nothing really special about it but it's a nice little town to have a spot over or a night over. The Next stop was Westport were we slept on the beach with our ugly Van. the Landscape was again, stunning and waking up on the beach with the sound of splashing waves is priceless.

(Westport Beach)

Later on in the journey we travelled down to the Glacier region, so to Franz Josef Glacier and Fox Glacier, we had awful weather, but locals explained us that this is why they have a glacier there. makes sense. We could really see much of the glaciers since it was raining and most of the walking tracked where closed because of flooding. Check the weather if you ever want to go there, or pay a helicopter ride.

We stopped at the famous lake Tekapo one of the days and the next we drove to Queenstown. This place is a beautiful little city in the middle of a Valley with a lot of tourists. We had the famous Ferg Burger there that is worth the money and taste really good.

(Queenstown photo peer)

I think that the next day we drove to Milford sounds which is one of the must-see spots in New Zealand and it was worth it ! The drive there is really annoying, a lot of turns but it is worth it again!

(Milford Sounds)

So you might know what happened in Chrischurch, if not, well and earthquake demolished the whole city in 2011 and since than a lot of people left and the city just became a really weird place. This city has a really dense atmosphere, I can't really explain it but you don't feel well there. Fatima and me decided to go on a piss that night though and we had a really fun but weird time. We wondered around the city first and had a look at the 185 chairs memorial where we got insulted by a local that drove by telling us that we should pay to see this piece of art.

(185 chairs memorial, Christchurch)

This place is a really controversial but interesting city, there is a lot of art around the city and a lot of interesting people but also a lot of people that just look sad and unfulfilled. We also noticed that there is a pretty small among of people that seem to belong the posh society. Anyways we went to all the different places starting with a really really fancy tapas bar to a free gig on a square where we had Churros served by a french man. Later on we ended up in a alternative bar that offered us a acoustic guitar gig.

After Chrischurch we stopped on night in Kaikoura to see the seals hopped back on the ferry to Wellington to stay one more night with Danielle and her boyfriend.

Fatima and me arrived in Wellington really early in the morning, after one more stamp in the passport we were looking for Budget rental cars to collect our relocation car. found it. that little Toyota Yaris or whatever we had. later on we drove that car to Auckland but that comes later.

This is a little travelling map of our trip in NZ: 

My dear friend Danielle knew that we would come to Wellington so she welcomed us like a true Kiwi. She was so nice to us, we stayed in her shared flat which was probably one of the best flats I ever seen in my life.

Danielle took us around Wellington, we went out for dinner, walked around the city had Fish right next to the ocean... just great. The next day we drove 9hours to Auckland.

we stayed one night in a hostel and just walked around the city in Auckland looking for a cool place to have a drink, we found a little bar after my google research " hipster bars in Auckland " I can't remember the name of the bar but it was alright I guess. anyways the next day we picked up our Wicked Camper. The cheapest Van renting company we could find one the internet and we discovered why. THEY HAVE THE MOST HORRIBLE PAINTING.

(photo of the Van and Fatima at the beach)

So our NZ trip officially started in Auckland. First stop was the Alpine Crossing in the Tongariro National Park. 

(Auckland at night)

The Alpine Crossing is a 19km crossing though the volcano in the national park, it's such a refreshing, long but not to physical walk bypassing the Emerald lake, the blue lake which are sensational places on the north Island. This was probably one of my favorites spots in New Zealand to be honest !

( Alpine Crossing track )

(Panorama of the Blue and Emerald lakes)

(Alpine Crossing, Emerald Lake)

On the north Island we also went to see the Wai-o-tapu National Park which is a pretty small but impressive national park with all sorts of different volcanic activities. I graduated in Vulcanology there by the way.

(Wai-o-Tapu National Park)

Oh mate, I don't even know how to start or to write this article, so I just won't write about it.. what happens in Melbourne stays in Melbourne, that's what they say. Well no I'm just to lazy to write about all the beautiful things that happened to me in these 6 months in Melbourne. To many things, memories but all of them were extraordinary. I made new friends, met some old friends again, a lot of parties but also a lot of work at Mr Donut. I just want to thank all the people that made my life even greater in Melbourne, from Dave, to Manon, to Fatima, to Emilie and James, to Fran my awesome flatmate, to Mohamed my dear work colleague, to the world traveller Cristina that came and visit, to the bloody hairdresser from Airbnb, to the Ford Falcon #RIPfordfalcon and to all my new friends that I made in this beautiful city. This is a really short article but to be honest, I forgot half of what I did in Melbourne anyways, but it will still remain in my memory as pleasant moments.

Thanks Melbourne, you are a beauty. see you soon.

(Boutique in Brunswick, Melbourne)

My first stop in Australia was in one of the most famous cities of this huge island. Sydney, Home of the world famous Opera house, the sunshine, the surfer beaches and the chill life. #ministèreduchill

I went to visit my friend Daniela Vergara, el amor de mi vida, my beloved Colombian friend that has been living in Sydney for a little while now.

One of the first things I did in Sydney was buying a Skateboard. Since I stayed in Bondi Beach, actually 5 minutes walk from the Beach I had to keep up with the Surf/Skate Culture, plus I really needed a way to get from A to B faster, public transport is so expensive in Australia !

I stayed probably 10 days in Sydney, We went out with Dani and her Colombian friends, I had a skate-sight seeing tour one whole day ( I skated about 15km all over Sydney and Manly).

(Manly, Sydney)

The last weekend I had before going to Melbourne I got cold and ended up spending it on the couch at Dani’s... Too bad that my good old friend Dave came over that weekend, He catched up with a lot of his friends but I couldn’t do much because of my cold. Australian houses are not really prepared for Winter or Cold Weather, there is no heating, really small windows and air coming through everywhere... Anyways I’m not good with cold weather that why I go sick that weekend... Bad timing...

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Since I’m to lazy to write more articles about what happened in Sydney I’ll just give a quick shout out the the people that made my Sydney stays wonderful. 

I ended up going to Sydney a couple of times to catch up with my old mate Josh from Erasmus, here is a gentlemen’s picture that would sums up all my trips to Sydney. Thanks for the Awesome time in the best shared house in Redfern. Thank you Josh, John, Mad-Mads, Pierre and Daniela for being such awesome people !

(Bronte, Gentlemen’s Club)

WORLD TRIP PART ONE, DONE !

Sanur 6.50am That morning we had a fair trip ahead of us which turned out to be even longer than expected. We woke up in our Sanur guesthouse, some guys from the boat company where supposed to pick us up at another guesthouse were we walked to. No problem, the guy came, late of course but he came and picked us up. we had a unexpected 2 hours drive to Pandangbai port. at that point I actually realised that we slept one night in this little town at the beginning of our trip. I’m only the driver not the map ! anyways, we waited, and waited and waited at the port. nothing happened. that everybody started to get angry and a huge queue started at the dock. so set camp there waiting for our boat to be ready. We waited about 3hours until our boat was ready. So we boarded and had a nice sunny ride until the paradise islands of Gili. 

(On the boat to Gili Trawangan) The second day there we decided to do the Snorkelling boat tour that the girls bargained down to about 4-5€ for the 3 hours boat trip. #goodjobgurls  We snorkelled around the reef barrier and later on with turtles, what a great feeling to swim right next to these animals ! Gili Trawangan night market The Gili night Market is probably one of the famous things to do while staying on the Gili Islands. It basically only fresh Indonesian food and seafood. It is problably the best and cheapest seafood I have ever had in my life. 

(Indonesian food at the Night Market)

(Seafood Night Market Gili) Last night On my last night in Gili Island we went to the other side of the island to watch the sunset. beautiful beautiful place ! After that we went to an open air on the beach movies theater, pretty cool, but honestly, the ocean is a bit annoying while watching a screener movie. just kidding, it was good fun!

(Sunset and Moon on Gili)

THIS IS THE END OF MY ASIA TRIP

Back to Kuta

After a 2 or 3 hours drive back to Kuta we parked the car right next to the beach and went surfing for an hour, waiting for our two others friends handling visa stuff. Obviously we had lunch at “ La Cantine “ which is basically the best place to eat on Poppies lane II. The official name is “ Indonesian Warung “ with a Indonesian Flag on the sign. Cheapest, buffet, pick what you want restaurant. After lunch we travel to the south of the Bali island to check out the surf spots.

Uluwatu

Uluwatu, the surfers paradise on Bali. We stayed 3 nights in Uluwatu and the area the take a look at all the beaches around like Padang-Padang beach where Rip Curl was hosting a Surf competition the month we went.

(Padang-Padang Beach)

Uluwatu has a beautiful cliff spot to watch the surfers. This place is so nice for the sunset. The biggest bar there is called "Single Fin" and it's filled with Surfer-Dudes, mainly Aussies. So you can imagine that during the evening it gets pretty busy and Beers are consumed.

(Sunset, Single Fin)

Ubud

Almost the last part of our trip was Ubud and the rice fields surrounding it. We stayed there a couple of days and the first day we went to see the Monkey Forest.

(Me and a Monkey on my shoulder)

The second day we went on a bicycle trip through the hills and rice fields. beautiful scenery in the middle of nowhere. The only noises we could hear were birds and the wind blasting through the trees. 

(Little break after cycling the rice fields)

The day after we went to see the bigger rice fields maybe 10km north from Ubud, so we took our car aka “ Le Char “. We went for walks through the fields, it was a bit touristy since a lot of locals didn’t even work anymore in the field for taking pictures with tourist to get money from them. Little girls running around with their saddest fake faces to try to sell overpriced postcards and so on... you can imagine the place, it’s still beautiful, the best way to enjoy this place is to use your eyes and close your ears. And this is what we did. 

(Rice Fields north of Ubud) Tanah Lot Temple On our last day on Bali Island we went to see the really famous temple right next to the ocean called Tanah Lot Temple. Same things, really touristy place but beautiful temple. The magic of this place was a bit ruined by selfie-sticks everywhere in the air and tourists in high-heels... but again you have to close an eye on this and enjoy the sunset. 

(sunset Tanah Lot)

Snorkeling with Ship wrack

After a couple of days travelling with Elise and Brimby we all woke up in Padang Bay, that day we planned to go Snorkeling with a Ship Wrack a bit north or this place, than back to Amed to have a grilled fish on the beach to finally drive up to Mont Batur.

The snorkeling was really cool, I sadly don't have any pictures of it since I don't have a underwater camera... The sea was a bit rough and it was a pain getting into the water with all the slippery rocks but we made it happen !

The drive to Mont Batur

We were asking for the fastest way to go to Mont Batur, or the village where we wanted to start the hike from and 2 or 3 peoples told us to get this little road that was not even on the map from our guides. I was on my maps.me app, so I though I would be a good road. After heading left on the main road after maybe 1 hour drive we went to smaller and smaller roads following the GPS...

We had to drive 9,8km on an offroad up hill road in the middle of nowhere. Every meter was counted by Brimby who wasn't feeling really secure driving up that tiny road. We had to move rocks from the road and at some point in a really tricky part of the drive the car stopped and liquid came out of the engin... I guess it was just water and the car was heating a bit too much. So we stopped in an uphill turn and waited maybe 10 minutes and a local guys who didn't even touch the pedals (He was really short) tried to get the Tank up there. didn't work for his first 3 tries and Elise was still in the car with her hand on the handbreak. 15 minutes later he eventually got the car up to a flatter part of the road. Off we go again. We instantly felt when we were on the highest part of the road because it started to be foggy.

Later I understood why people told me all the time "Good car, good car, go this way it's good way"

(Foggy part on the little road to Mt Batur)

When you go uphill for a while it must go down at some point. Well it did, and it really went downhill. The brakes where whistling really loudly and a feeling of insecureness spreaded in the car.

(car stucked on the road)

After maybe 1 hours drive for not even 10km we arrived in the little town and were ready to get up that volcano !

Mont Batur

We started climbing Mont Batur at 3.45am and it took us only 1 hours and 10 minutes to get up, which is pretty fast and stupid, because we had to wait up there the cold for more than an hour... It was way worth it... just have a look at the sunrise, it was incredible.

(Top of Mont Batur Sunrise)

(Panorama Mont Batur Sunrise)

Before the sun was up it was really cold but "peu à peu" the sun was heating us all up. But this is not the only thing we were heating up, We brought some uncooked eggs that our guide promised to cook in the volcano. So we put the Eggs into a hole of the volcano and waited about 15 minutes for them to be ready, pretty cool experience !

(View After the Sunrise)

After that we went around the Volcano and started running down the Volcano, the grown was kind of like black sand, we had a lot of fun running down this first part. So much fun, that we challenged our guide to run down the whole volcano in about 30 minutes. Of course, mes zouz, Brimbouille, Donz-ma-moitié and Elyse were up to it. At some point the guide was out of breast and as a joke, I took the lead. really great adventure. but After this we needed some relaxation, so we jumped into the Spring Water Terms in the neighbouring guesthouse.

(Spring Bath next to Mont Batur)

My First stop on Bali was in Sanur. I spent 1 day alone there, well not really as usual I was meeting new people in the hostel I stayed in. My Friends from Paris came in the following day and we made plans for our 2 weeks Bali trip. At first I was only with Audrey and Elise but later on Marion joined us for more than a week.

Anyways we rented a big SUV that we liked to call " The Tank ". So the Tank, Me and my bees cruised around the island for 11 days. here is a picture of how that whole think looked like

(Me, My Tank, and my Bees)

Elise and Brimby are what we call in France #jeunescadresdynamiques which means people that don't take a break, even on vacation. We woke up around 7am everyday for 2 weeks to do things mainly in a cultural interest. which is really cool, thanks for making me doing so many things in such a short among of time girls !

Some of the highlights of the beginning of the trip was the Water Temple somewhere around the East Coast of Bali. You can see the photos below. This temple was a really cool and special place. Beautiful calm and peaceful place in the middle of the Island. 

I landed in Singapore around 8pm and went straight to my hostel as fast as I could because I only had one night in Singapore. That night I didn't loose to much time and went to One Altitude bar after a drink with some really cool Swedish guys at the Hostel.

Of course I had to have a Singapore Sling on that Rooftop bar.

Here's the pretty amazing view:

(View of the Boat Building)

(Singapore Sling in Singapore)

I stayed in the Hipster Neighbourhood (of course) on Haji Lane & Arab Street, it’s a really cool part of the city where buildings are only one floor high. You can find a lot of Carpet seller and Libanese and Turkish restaurants. I was hanging around that area the next morning and had a falafel before leaving to the airport to catch a flight to Bali, Indonesia.

(Arab Street neighbourhood mosque)

After a unexpected night out on Saturday back in Taipei and only 1 hour of sleep, Betty, her Dad and I left for a Rotary International Day trip to Yilan. I was the only non-asian in that bus, so everybody was pretty curious about why I'm here and so on. I had to present myself or Betty and her Dad had to present me, I had to stand up like a zoo animal in the bus to show everybody I was a really tall man, it was fun but I was desperately in need of some hours of sleep. The whole tour started at 7am and finished at around 10pm with a Karaoké, but more of this later. At 8am we arrived in a national park right next to a golf course, Betty and I didn't sleep enough the night before so we were just wandering around pretty slowly. After that we visited a Candy Factory we had lunch in a really fancy sea food place, later we went for a cycling tour on a lake and after that we got to the place where we slept. At 7pm we had dinner but nobody told me it's going to be a Karaoké... Just imagine a whole bus full of Taiwanese people having the Karaoké of the year with a tall white man.

So after trying a little bit of everything on the table and cheering with half of the peeps there we had chicken balls; by balls I mean testicules, really disgusting if you ask me but Betty told me it's good for your health, yeah Betty, what ever. 

After around 2 beers, all the Taiwanese were drunk, dancing around, singing song on the stages and everybody was waiting for my big moment, my show. I told them I really don't want to sing so I danced on the Korean song from PSY on stage with some ladies from that tour. It was really funny actually and I enjoyed it a lot ! That night made me think of the Indian wedding I went close to Jaipur, and how different cultures celebrate and how weird it is for us, westerns.

 I guess you just have to go with the flow and do what everybody is doing and you will have a lot of fun !

(Karaoké with Taiwan Beer)

Kenting is a really relaxed surfer town in the south of Taiwan. Ed and I rented a scooter to drive around the whole Area, In the morning we tried to go Surfing but the waves were really really small so we just went from view point to beaches with some food stops. We were the only Non-Taiwanese or Chinese in an Area of 50 square kimoleters I would say.

(Surf Spot Kenting)

(Me enjoying the view)

(Rocky Beach Kenting)

I arrived in Kaohsiung that same Monday evening, and check into the hostel. On my walk to the Hostel the lights were just incredible.

(Walk through Kaohsiung)

Again Betty arranged me people to go out with, Liz and her friends and I had dinner all together. On the menu, Duck, Duck lungs and Intestins... I tried it without knowing what it is! After this we stopped at the Tea house and bakery and scootered up the hill to a view point.

(Duck Dinner)

(View from top of the Hill)

(#tropdelove à vous tous)

Later that evening I met Marianne, Jack and Ed at the rooftop of our hostel and had a long drink with them, until the sunrise actually !

The next Day I just decided to Follow Ed directly to Kenting because I was running out of time and I really wanted to spend one more weekend in Taipei because I liked it so much there and to see that stupid chinese again !

Jack and Marianne had a luck and had a couple of hitch hiking rides so Ed and I tried also to get from Kaohsiung to Kenting. At the hostel the guy at the desk helped us writing a since in Chinese since none of us could speak Chinese even though Ed is half Coreen and looks asian. this is important for the next blog post actually.

(Me and Ed Hitch-Hiking)

After 3 hours in the Sun and 5 or 6 differents spots, an awkward situation with a lady that only spoke chinese who insisted in helping and who wanted to pay us the bus ticket because I told her we have no money, we finally abandonned the idea of hitch-hiking. What makes the story even more awkward is that the Lady called her daughter to come down to the station to talk to us; and guess what, she came... we both felt a bit bad about this whole situation so we hopped in the first bus to Kenting !

On the following Monday I decided to go travel the whole week by my own since Betty had to work during the week. My first stop was Tainan. Kelly, one of Betty's friends gave me the contact of Muri who took care of me in Tainan. I went to her bar the first night after in Checked-in my hostel. The walk to that hostel was a bit of a challenge because it was pouring down like the worst day of the year in London so I made it to my hostel totally wet. Anyways, I changed and got to Muri's bar. At first, like all the Taiwanese people, we didn't talk to much because they are afraid of not speaking english good enough, which is not true and if so, you always find a way to communicate.

(Muri and Me in the Bar she works)

The Next day we went on a Scooter trip to see the Taijiang Temple and National Park, we had plenty of food on the way and way back and at some point in the afternoon I left to Kahsiung.

(Taijing Temple)

(Taijing Park boat ride)

EPICLY LATER'D

8 years that I haven't seen my favorite Chinese. Wu Kuan-Ying Alias Betty Wu, or Ugly Betty aka Stupid Betty ! For those who don’t know, Betty did an Exchange in my High School in France 8 years ago, and we haven’t seen each other since.

(Betty and Me Reunited)

I arrived in Taipei around mid-day and Betty took me to her home from the Airport. She could take half a day of from work to show me around in Taipei during daytime. First stop. Taipei 101. We got in for free because one of Betty's friend was working in the gift shop. We didn't even had to queue up. #VIPgypsylife

(Taipei 101)

Later that day I had my first foot massage and we laught a lot with the massage staff.

That night we went out for classical Taiwanese dinner and some drinks. I was not the only special guest of that evening because my friend Claire that I met in Thailand was in Taipei that week-end too ! We had a few drinks in a bar with a lot of foreigners and went to bed not too late, easy night.

Saturday during the day we went to this city I can't remember the name but what I can remember from this day is tha Taiwanese people just eat the whole day. We had so many things I can't remember it all but I was constantly eating some weird stuff. Saturday night we went all Clubbing together in this Club called Myst Club, really fun night out with all my Taiwanese peeps !

(Me and my B’s at Myst Club)

(We Take the Apéro in Taipei 101)

On Sunday we went to see Betty's "Ama' (means Grandma in Mandarin) in a village close to Taipei. This place is special for Taiwanese people because it's where they send Chinese Lanterns in the Sky to make their wishes come true. So that's what we did. Well I wrote only stupid things on my part of the Lantern but the aim of that whole action is mainly to have fun and a good time with you people you are doing it with.

(Me writing “Stupid Betty” in Chinese on the lantern)

HELLO Hong-Kong, HELLO civilised world.

Hong-Kong feels like NYC in a way ; the tall buildings, the fast life, everybody running everywhere, it's the concrete jungle man and I love it ! My friend Glenn used to live in China but about a year and a half ago he moved to Hong-Kong. Last time I saw Glenn was in Bordeaux at least 2 years ago... Really happy to see that guy again !

I arrived on Thursday and Glenn had a whole plan for the weekend. Every night we went to different restaurants, we had traditional Hong-Kong Chinese food, Corean food, Japanese, Snake soup... and the snake soup is actually really really good, it doesn't look like it but it is ! (Betty don't look at the following picture)



(Snake Soup)

The first night out, Friday, we went to Naioki's Rooftop and went from bar to bar and club to club until 6 in the morning when I went to have a Mc Morning and Glenn lost his phone, somehow for the 3rd time in 4 months or something like this. #glennbloodylegend



(Japanese Rooftop)

On Saturday, with a huge Hangover we when up Victoria Peak, Glenn lied about how long it will take to get up, plus he didn't really now the route so instead of 30 minutes it took us 1 hours and 30 minutes which is the regular time. When we were half way through he told me it will take way more than expected but it's okay, we made it !

(Victoria Peak Skyscraper view)

On Sunday, we had this Boat tour planned, in Hong-Kong it's pretty easy to escape the big city life, you just take a " Junk-Boat " a little bit outside of the harbour and you are surrounded by nature and beautiful landscapes. When you look back you can still somehow see the skyscrapers, it gives it a really special but nice atmosphere.



(Chilling on the Junk Boat)



(Junk Boat View)

During the week Glenn had to work so I went by myself exploring the big city, going from an Art Gallery to a famous Tattoo shop to the hispter neighbourhood where I had a nice chat with some jewelery and clothes designers. Just waking around in this concrete jungle is an experience for itself. there is something special about this city, a bit of NYC a bit of British Londonish influences but in the middle of Asia. I really like it there.

Oh and I forgot to tell you that I almost got into a fight with Jackie Chan’s cousin. But luckily he was too scared of my height and run away.

Here is a quick snap Glenn could catch.

(Me kicking ass)

The last day we had a Chinese Hot-Pot dinner for the departure of our Mexican friend Sofia. Good food, chop sticks skills, really nice people and funny dinner. Thank you again Japan for repeating around a 100 words in Japanese.



(Hot-Pot Dinner)

Glenn, Thanks again for having me, I had a lovely time and I hope I see you again somewhere in this small world !