The Se San Diego Hotel is an ultra-luxury contemporary hotel located close to San Diego Opera and Petco Park. This world-class hotel is included on Conde Nast’s 2009 Hot List. The 23-story world-class hotel features 161 luxury rooms. Designed with Zen-inspired furnishings and Japanese-styled bathrooms, the rooms offer high level of comfort and all need modern amenities.
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Raffles Tianjin sits right in the heart of the business district atop the Tianjin Centre, close to prestigious shopping area Binjiang Avenue. Occupying the top 36-50 floors of the Tianjin Centre’s West Tower, it is the city’s tallest hotel. Offers unmatched standard of luxury, excellent level of service and culinary experience, Raffles Tianjin is the perfect venue for your business or leisure travel in this China destination.
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If you want to learn more about Tokyo and its culture, you should visit the city of Kawagoe. Less than 45 minutes by train, the center of Kawagoe is filled with a well-preserved collection of century-old kura, or warehouses, that still double as stores, workshops and homes. Many kura are clustered around an even older wooden clock tower and a jumble of buildings from the Taisho and early Showa eras that create the feel of a small town with a charm missing in many Japanese cities.
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Dusit Thani Hotel is ideally situated at the heart of Bangkok, just a few minutes walk from city’s business, shopping and entertainment districts. Offers elegant full-amenity rooms and excellent services, the hotel is an ideal choice to both business and leisure travelers. The utmost opulence is presented by 500 luxury appointed guestrooms designed with a Thai influence, decorated with its silk fabrics and teak wood furnishings. Dusit Thani Hotel boasts Landmark Rooms which, at 56 sq m, are among the largest in Asia.
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The tradition of artistic rice fields was started in 1993 in the Aomori village of Inakadate, about 300 km of Tokyo, Japan. Each year, hundreds of farmers create huge rice field art figures and compositions by using use no ink or dye. Instead, Inakadate residents use different varieties of rice plants that have been carefully arranged in special patterns. The themes are different each year.
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The Bund is regarded as the symbol of Shanghai for hundreds of years. The word “bund” means an embankment or an embanked quay, and comes from urdu. Winds a 1500 meters length, the area was the financial centre of Shanghai before the Communist takeover in 1949. Being one of the Top Ten Shanghai Attractions, the Bund is a really beautiful and special place which is worth visiting.
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If snow and modern design are what you crave, this is the place for you. Situated alongside on a river in the hot spring valley of Otaru Asarigawa, Kuramure Hotel provides a charming traditional Japanese design and relaxing, affluent atmosphere.
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The most amazing time to see the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in NYC is during April or May.Then every Japanese cherry trees blossom.The first Japanese garden in an American publicpark was made in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.The greenhouses, the lily-pond room, themini–rain forest,and the bonsai garden ar just some of the popular areas in the garden. You could see a rose garden a fragrance garden, which is heavily perfumed and has Braille labeling.
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It is Nike’s first and largest flagship store in Harajuku, Tokyo. Store’ designer is architect Masamichi Katayama and his team at Wonderwall who used elements from shoes and the brand’s history to create playful treatments. The store is full of amazing styled elements like the sneaker chandelier, “Just Do It”, made of 500 white shoes, waffle iron wall-tiles, a turf track to test the shoes and a sculpture made up of Dunks that look like a giant fossil.
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In 2005 architects Shusaku Arakawa + Madeline Gins designed a building of nine apartments known as Reversible Destiny Lofts. These colorful apartments are located in the Mikata area of Tokyo. This creative architecture is structured by many spheres, cylinders and cubes stacked up like bricks and much likes the very popular Nintendo DS game “Brain Age”.
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