Sunscreen is definitely an essential item on any shopping list! This time, I'm sharing Kao Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Gel. It's a sunscreen worth checking out for anyone who likes a light, refreshing feel and dislikes stickiness.
I really care about how sunscreen feels when applied. Some sunscreens feel heavy and sticky afterward, especially when traveling in summer and walking around outside all day. I really don't like that stuffy, uncomfortable feeling on my skin.
Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence
This is a sunscreen essence for face and body. Impressively light even when reapplied or layered! It prevents uneven application even at the microscopic level.
When choosing sunscreen, I care not only about sun protection but also about how it feels on my face. After all, I need to wear it for long periods every day when commuting to work, shopping, or traveling. If the texture is too heavy or sticky, it really makes it less pleasant to use.
This sunscreen is marketed as a moisturizing watery essence. It has a hydrating texture and is relatively easy to spread, making it suitable for people who like a moisturized feel and don't want their skin to feel too dry. Apply sunscreen before going out for daily skin protection and to make your skincare routine more complete!
PABRON S GOLD GRANULES
The “Pabron” brand of medicine, produced by Taisho Pharmaceuticals, is one of Japan’s most common cold medicines.
Pabron is a well-known line of cold medicine in Japan. It comes in several different varieties, and the symptoms they target and their ingredients may vary. When purchasing one, remember to carefully check the indications on the package and choose according to your needs. Don't decide based only on the brand or packaging.
When traveling abroad and spending every day walking around and sightseeing, changes in the weather can sometimes leave you feeling unwell. Knowing about some common Japanese medicines can help you be better prepared if cold symptoms appear.
Kyushu Natural Animal Park African Safari
The African Safari is the largest safari park in Japan where around 1200 animals of 60 species roam freely in its enormous area. The park is divided into two zones; the “Animal Zone” with its 6km safari road where visitors can get close to the animals from the “jungle bus” and the “Interacting Zone” where visitors can actually touch the animals.
We visited Kyushu Natural Animal Park with the kids this time and highly recommend it! It was a little disappointing that we couldn’t get seats on the popular Jungle Bus, but we drove around the park ourselves and made two full loops. We had so much freedom and could slow down to get a good look at each kind of animal.
Later, we found out that if you really want to ride the Jungle Bus, you can try your luck at the information desk again after a while. Sometimes a few seats open up! Maybe we can try again next time.
The biggest surprise in the safari area was that we actually saw a tiger poop right in front of us! It was a rare and funny experience for both the adults and kids. We also noticed that whenever a Jungle Bus approached, the animals scattered around the area would immediately come running over as if they had been ordered to assemble. It was quite a sight.
The pasta at the park was also delicious! A must if you have kids. Thumbs up, highly recommended〜
