Many keychains were given by friends as souvenirs. It has filled up a box I had and this cute lego block is one of them. It’s very thoughtful of my friend to have my name carved on it 🙂
This photo is posted in response to “Travel Trinket and Memories” hosted by Leanne every Thursday on her blog NihongoJapango.
Here’s another souvenir given by an ex-colleague whom visited Japan.
I think it’s a lion.
Update : Thanks Leanne for letting me know it’s called a shishi in Japan, used to protect houses and ward off evils 😀
This photo is posted in response to “Travel Trinket and Memories” hosted by Leanne every Thursday on her blog NihongoJapango.
Postcards from Macau commemorating the places I’ve visited.
Unforgettable, the day I stepped foot on this land was a miscalculated day.
The weather was very cold, out of expectation.
Well at least we don’t have to explore under sweltering hot sun.
In response to “Travel Trinket and Memories” hosted by Leanne every Thursday on her blog NihongoJapango.
I remember Mr Men characters from my childhood.
This Mr. Happy plush toy was bought at McDonalds in Subang Airport.
It reminds me of my frequent business trip to Penang last year.
Mr. Happy looks really serene and happy ❤
In response to “Travel Trinket and Memories” hosted by Leanne every Thursday on her blog NihongoJapango.
This is a fridge magnet given by my mom.
From Cambodia the intricate carvings of Angkor Wat.
Love the details and sunset hues ❤
In response to “Travel Trinket and Memories” hosted by Leanne every Thursday on her blog NihongoJapango.
In response to The Daily Post’s photo challenge: “From Every Angle.”
Forlorn emotions got the hold of me today 😦
I hope by looking at this cute penguin will cheer me up.
In response to “Travel Trinket and Memories” hosted by Leanne every Thursday on her blog NihongoJapango.
Care for a glass? 🙂
A bright red shot glass given by an ex-colleague when he visited Australia.
Apparently I’m not too close with him but he still gave this souvenir, so it’s pretty memorable.
In response to “Travel Trinket and Memories” hosted by Leanne every Thursday on her blog NihongoJapango.
Tsumori Chisato polka dots tumbler
This tumbler came as a free gift when I bought a magazine at Hong Kong International Airport just before I bid farewell to Pearl of the Orient.
I love this fashion designer’s trademark polka dots all over, such a cute impression ❤
This post is inspired by Als in her previous participation of same challenge “Travel Trinkets & Memories Challenge – Port Clyde, Maine”
In response to “Travel Trinket and Memories” hosted by Leanne every Thursday on her blog NihongoJapango.
