I visited Dotonbori recently and finally understood why the famous Glico Running Man is such a huge deal in Japan.
What surprised me most is that it actually started as a candy advertisement back in 1935 🍬
Now it feels more like the identity of Osaka itself. Everyone was stopping to recreate the pose — even a random Spider-Man street performer joined in 😂
[OC] Not every beautiful place feels peaceful.
Rishikesh somehow manages to be both.
[OC] Took this photo right before boarding the Shinkansen and honestly couldn’t stop staring at it.
The design, the cleanliness, the speed — everything felt straight out of the future.
Japan’s bullet train experience ruined regular trains for me.
\[OC\] Tried the Chokhi Dhani thali in Jaipur and I genuinely lost track of how many things were served.
Still thinking about the dal baati churma combo though.
What would be your first pick here?
[OC] Clicked this at the iconic stone chariot in Hampi and it honestly felt unreal seeing it in real life after spotting it on the note for years. India really hides masterpieces in plain sight.
Standing in front of the Mirror of Erised at the Harry Potter Studio in Japan honestly felt unreal ✨
For a second it really felt like I was inside Hogwarts.
The details, the lighting, the whole vibe — everything was magical.
Definitely one of my favorite moments from Japan ⚡🪞
Visited the iconic Hachikō Memorial Statue in Shibuya, and honestly it felt more emotional than I expected.
Knowing the story of Hachikō waiting every single day for his owner at the station makes this place feel special in a completely different way. The area was crowded, but everyone still stopped for photos and quietly appreciated the moment.
Japan really knows how to preserve stories that touch people across generations 🐕🇯🇵
I’ve seen so many photos of Golden Temple online, but being there in person felt completely different. The calm, the prayers, the golden reflection on the water… everything felt surreal🙏🏻
Every corner around Osaka Castle looked straight out of a postcard ✨ What’s one place in Japan you’d visit again and again?
I visited Tokyo Skytree in the evening without expecting much, but the whole experience turned out to be really special. As it started getting dark, the city slowly lit up and the Skytree just stood there glowing against the sky.
If you’re visiting Tokyo, I’d highly recommend going around sunset and staying till it gets dark—it’s totally worth it. 🌃✨