Weird Names In Japan

I noticed Japanese used weird names for their shops or brand names.

First, they sell products without concepts.

"Boh" Concept

Then, they sell the key coffee,


in a boring coffee shop.


And I wondered why are they still selling clothes in the shop if they do not like wearing any?


If you love to collect bonus points during shopping, you can collect all the points you want at this shop.


Buy your last piece of cloth here before you die.


And I know the best place to go in Tokyo will be this one...

Home Sweet Home

After one week in hell Shenzhen, I have finally back to Penang!

I have never felt good about living in China. Especially when you need to work late until midnight almost everyday.

Outskirt factory area where our CM factory is located.

Not to mention there are always pimps outside the hotel hunting for customers. Every single person on the street looks like going to rob you anytime.




At last, my work is done there. I can finally go home. I went back through Shekou (蛇口) port to Hong Kong to catch my flight back.

Ticket counter of Shekou port.

It's easier compare to ground transportation (shuttle bus, limousine & etc.) as you can check-in your flight and your luggage prior reaching the airport. You can also skip the immigration process of checking-in and out of Hong Kong after you check-out from Shenzhen.

Check-in counter for your flights and luggage.

Everything seems so nice when I was about to leave this country.

The sea looks nice.

The poster with broken cum grammar mistake English safety notice looks funny.




Except for the waitress on board with the ferry... :(

Suddenly, I felt I love my country when the airplane flew back from China and touched down at Penang airport. This happened every time when I came back from China.

Even though most of them up there who are managing the country are dumb asses.

Chiang Mai Royal Flora Ratchaphruek

Two years ago, I went to Chiang Mai to visit one of our suppliers in Thailand.

During the trip, I visited the Royal Flora Ratchaphruek , which is a flower exhibition held by Thailand and participated by 30 nations representing the five continents. The event showcased about 2,200 species of tropical flowers and 2.5 million tropical plants, covering an area of 21,000 square meters.




It was a very successful event considering that it attracted about three million visitors to the exhibition. At the exposition's conclusion, organizers claimed that the exposition had injected 27 billion baht into the regional economy.

I got the chance to see my favorite Tulips from Holland during the visit.

Scenery of Japan,

Middle-East.


Sword making demonstration,


And not surprisingly, our country was also one of the participants. The title of the presentation was "The Garden of Life".




But it looks more like a bus stop to me...






and the flowers doesn't look kind of alive either...



Looks more like a garden of dead bushes.



Yes! Malaysia Boleh!