Diana the Mama

When you're in Tokyo, it would be a shame if you won't drop by the streets of Shinjuku, which has the world's busiest railway station (Shinjuku Station) . As well as the Tokyo Imperial Palace which is just a few walks away from Shinjuku. And if you're planning for an #ootd in spring, a floral dress like what I wore will never go out of style. ^_^   On the same day, through a subway ride, we (my fiance and I) also visited the Zojo-ji Temple with a peek of the Tokyo Tower .      Indeed, Japan continues to evolve into being one of the most modern and innovative countries in the world but also continues to value and preserve its traditional culture at the same time. And it's one of the many things that I admire this country for.

From the many temples and parks that we can go to in Kyoto, we opted to visit Fushimi Inari Shrine to see the Tunnels of Torii and the Bamboo Groves (Bamboo Path) at Arashiyama .

It was just last November 3, 2014 when my boyfriend, now my fiance, proposed to me at Mount Kachi-Kachi Ropeway in Tenjoyama with a view of the amazing Mount Fuji. However, just also last February 2015 when he was sent to Japan for work. And just recently, I came back to Japan to take advantage of the Golden Week to do our amateur prenup sessions. Good thing I was issued a multiple entry visa last November and it was such a breeze that I just needed to book my plane ticket and fly my way to this beautiful country again. For our 1st day of the sessions, I was so fortunate that even if I was not able to see and experience Sakura (cherry blossoms) in mid March and early April, there was still the Shibazakura Festival (Moss Pink) located at Hitsujiyama Park . Special thanks to our dear friend, Stef, if not because of you (and the great view at the park and the mountain), we would not have these stunning photos. HMUA: By yours truly :-) Concept and Styling: My fiance an