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Four Seasons Koh Samui, Koh SamuiCurling around a private peninsula on the serene northeast coast of Koh Samui, the Four...
27/06/2022

Four Seasons Koh Samui, Koh Samui
Curling around a private peninsula on the serene northeast coast of Koh Samui, the Four Seasons offers all you could want for a grown-up beach break. Thatched-roof villas percolate down the hillside, some peering into the Gulf of Thailand, some rolling straight onto the beach, all decked out in breezy ivories and teals, with dark wooden shutters, netted beds and egg-shaped bathtubs. Plonk yourself on a stripy daybed by the oceanfront infinity pool and allow attendants to deliver lemongrass-infused cold towels and skewers of pineapple, or at the spa, where treatments incorporate healing herbs plucked from the garden. The more energetic can hire yachts, take up Muay Thai boxing or plant coral babies. Everyone should regroup at the Rum Vault for a tiki-lit tasting as the sun goes down. LC

Gili Lankanfushi MaldivesWhen this spot in the North Malé atoll came into existence just over 20 years ago (originally ...
27/06/2022

Gili Lankanfushi Maldives
When this spot in the North Malé atoll came into existence just over 20 years ago (originally under sustainability hero Soneva’s wing), Malé’s international airport was barely more than a tin shed, postcards were the main mode of communication and most islands were without regular electricity. The pancakes of sand surrounding the capital were about as isolated a destination as travellers could get to. Now, Gili Lankanfushi is considered within easy reach (just a 20-minute speedboat transfer), yachts and seaplanes criss-cross the ocean and sky from morning until night and the neighbouring islands have street lights and a Coca-Cola factory. But relax, some things never change.

IrelandThere are numerous compelling reasons to visit Ireland, whether you're a history buff, love literature (it is the...
24/06/2022

Ireland
There are numerous compelling reasons to visit Ireland, whether you're a history buff, love literature (it is the home of William Butler Yeats, James Joyce, Oscar Wilde, and Sally Rooney after all), or are simply outdoorsy and a golf fanatic. But regardless of your interests, the island is temperate nearly all of the year—and offers unforgettable experiences from scenic drives up the coast, to picturesque national parks, and even unique opportunities to watch the Winter Solstice. However, one cannot miss trip is Adare Manor, just outside of Limerick.

Yoyogi ParkYoyogi Park is one of the most amusing parks in Tokyo. Its 134 acres sprawl right in Shibuya, a short skip fr...
23/06/2022

Yoyogi Park
Yoyogi Park is one of the most amusing parks in Tokyo. Its 134 acres sprawl right in Shibuya, a short skip from Harajuku, and bustle with picnics and performers. The northern side is lush, with clean walkways along expansive, grassy lawns where locals and tourists spread under the shade of Japanese Zelkova trees, and gather around a large pond. Spot impromptu badminton team swinging racquets, a drum circle tapping away at the bongo, or amateur dancers following along to the beat.

Azuki to KouriThe clean-lined, slate-grey interior of this kakigori ice specialist sets off the ebullient shaved ice cre...
23/06/2022

Azuki to Kouri
The clean-lined, slate-grey interior of this kakigori ice specialist sets off the ebullient shaved ice creations of pâtissier Miho Horio. Formerly of two-Michelin-starred restaurant Florilege, Horio is one of the young chefs elevating the sweet treat to new heights of refinement. She carefully adjusts the blade of her ice machine to shave blocks of ice—made with spring water from Nikko, north of Tokyo—into fluffy, feathery flakes. Shaping the shavings into a delicate mound, she adds fresh fruit and toppings such as homemade syrups, compotes, and foams. Her signature parfait showcases sweet azuki red beans—the classic kakigori topping for which the café is named—paired with cream and flecks of meringue. Seasonal offerings include salted cherry blossoms with fresh strawberries in spring, and blood orange dusted with grated Amazonian cacao in early summer.

Kappabashi StreetKappabashi Street, a district in between Ueno and Asakusa, isn’t so much a food destination as it is a ...
23/06/2022

Kappabashi Street
Kappabashi Street, a district in between Ueno and Asakusa, isn’t so much a food destination as it is a food adjacent destination: While it’s devoted to the restaurant industry, fresh food isn’t why folks come. Instead, the street is a chef’s dream of restaurant supply stores that are known best for sampuru, replicas of food dishes that are part of a century-old craft—and are up for grabs. And, because it’s more trade-focused than tourist-focused, the prices can be somewhat economical. Have any curious cooks in the family? This district is their souvenir heaven.

Shinjuku Gyoen National GardenFancy a stroll in a Japanese garden? Get that and more at Shinjuku Gyoen. In addition to n...
23/06/2022

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Fancy a stroll in a Japanese garden? Get that and more at Shinjuku Gyoen. In addition to native, traditional gardens, the 144-acre park pockets French Formal and English Landscape gardens, all of which are worth the modest entrance fee. Landmarks are stunning and impossible to forget, like a Taiwan Pavilion perched along a serene pond. Formerly an imperial garden, it became a national garden after World War II—so you can trust that this precious plot is always beautifully maintained. Don’t miss cherry blossom season.

Shibuya CrossingAnyone remotely impressed that Tokyo is the most populated city in the world should visit the world’s bu...
23/06/2022

Shibuya Crossing
Anyone remotely impressed that Tokyo is the most populated city in the world should visit the world’s busiest intersection at Shibuya Crossing. Massive video screens flashing advertisements tower above every corner as black-suited salarymen, wide-eyed tourists, and bag-toting shoppers wait and cross in concert. The feeling is oddly soothing, a reminder that whatever our disparate paths in life, they all have a tendency to cross at one time or another. The best time to go is at dusk, one of the scramble’s peak times and in its most flattering light. The Shibuya Scramble Square tower above Shibuya station offers a birds’ eye view of the famous crossing, along with panoramic vistas of the city from the Shibuya Sky rooftop observatory, perched 230 meters above street level.

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