Fantasia: One Asia, One World
Fantasia: One Asia, One World
Fantasia: One Asia, One World
Volume 1
March 2010
DISCOVER HOW
KPOP INVADES
THE PHILIPPINES
GOING TO JAPAN?
MAXIMIMIZE
YOUR BUDGET
FIND OUT
JAPANESE THRIFT SHOPS
“We encountered problems and trials that made us rethink
our decision of having this FC. Yet, when we see all those fans
that enjoyed the things we did, we knew it was worth everything”,
Miralles added.
SJUPH was easily embraced by most Filipino K-pop fans
especially those who love SuJu. Miralles confidently said that their
group was accepted by Filipino SuJu fans because after all the years
the four main groups have gone through, one unified group came
about where fellow Filipino Super Junior fans can communicate and
share experiences.
5- Meet Mick-
ey Mouse! First of all, you must
not miss Hong Kong Disneyland. Though
it’s smaller unlike other Disneylands, cer-
tainly you would want to be a kid again with
all those brightly-colored attractions, jam-
packed souvenir shops, the exciting musi-
cal parade, and all those cute and funny Dis-
ney characters. You also wouldn’t want to
miss the most awaited attraction, the colorful
yet thrilling fireworks every night! So don’t
just sit around thinking it’s corny and bor-
ing because you will have an amazing expe-
rience at Hong Kong Disneyland. I’m sure
you’ll have your most unforgettable day!
Now that you know these five important things you need to do during your stay
in Hong Kong, I hope that you’ll enjoy and take your time to relax because I’m sure
that you’ll not have regrets in the end. Every activity and every decision that you’ll
be making will definitely bring you your money’s worth! So just by accomplishing
BUDGET
SHOPPING
IN
JAPAN by: Charlene Ashley Nicole Dy
Outlet shop
Japan is brimming with fashion spots like Harajuku, Ometesando, Ikebukuro, Shibuya
and Shinjuku. Each of these places carry its own shopping cultures, movement and people.
However, lets leave that discussion for another day, because as promise, I'm going to show
you places where you can get the goods you've been dying for there, but only cheaper.
In Kobe, there is shopping mecca called Porto Bazaar where
you can get designer and branded pieces sold for much less.
Vintage shops
Second hand shops in Japan are everywhere, and since the economy downturn, even more so.
Vintage shops in Japan are great because they seems to sell the best of design-
ers goods for next-to-nothing. Here are some of the shops in Kakogawa that sells brand-
ed pieces from Yamamoto, Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garcons, Dior, Coach,
Louis Vuitton and even local labels such as Cinema Club, Ingni and many more.