What I like most about it is that it isn't sticky. It doesn't leave my skin looking greasy and shiny after applying it, and it's also easier to layer makeup over it. When I use it in warmer weather, the lightweight feel is very comfortable. It's one I'd want to add to my everyday sunscreen rotation!
SKIN AQUA Hyaluronic Serum UV | Review by BobbyJenny
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Yuraku Confectionery's "White Black Thunder"
The Hokkaido-limited edition of the chocolate bar "Black Thunder," known for its satisfyingly crunchy texture, coats bite-sized crunchy bases that combine cocoa cookies & plain biscuits with white chocolate enriched with flavorful Hokkaido milk.
White chocolate paired with crispy chocolate cookies gives it a rich cocoa aroma and a light, crunchy texture, along with the sweet flavor of white chocolate.
It's a very popular snack in Japan, and the white chocolate version of White Black Thunder is also quite distinctive. It's a great souvenir from Japan to bring back and share!
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Kyoto Takashimaya S.C.
Perched on the southwest corner of the bustling Shijo Kawaramachi intersection in Kyoto, this large-scale retailer keeps a long and bold history since its infancy as the “Takashimaya” vintage clothing cotton merchant that founded in the local year of Tempo 2 (1831). The brand moved to Kawaramachi-Takatsuji as the first privately-owned, reinforced concrete commercial building during the Meiji era in 1912, and has since then moved to its current spot as a market center in 1946.
Kyoto Takashimaya S.C. is right in the Kawaramachi area, so it's convenient to stop by while shopping. There are lots of clothing, household goods, food, and souvenirs to browse, and the overall space is very comfortable. On this trip to Kyoto, besides enjoying the street scenery, I also made time to visit Takashimaya S.C. and look at the wide variety of products. It was a lot of fun to shop around.
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Kawaramachi OPA
Kyoto is the city of legends, known for its historic buildings, shrines, temples, and streets that breathe Japanese tradition, but it’s also home to shopping centers brimming with the latest trends. One name at the top is Kawaramachi OPA, a bustling landmark for Kyoto's youth since its opening in 1998 that sits steeped in the heart of Kyoto's busiest district, Kawaramachi.
I went shopping at Kawaramachi OPA in Kyoto. The entire department store has plenty of clothing, accessories, and household goods to browse at a relaxed pace, with a pretty wide variety of stores. This time I also bought a few pieces of clothing I liked, and I was very happy to bring home my finds while shopping! If you happen to be shopping in Kawaramachi, it's worth making time to stop in and look around. You might also find some clothes or small items you like.
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