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Tai O

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After my visit to the Tian Tan Buddha Statue, I headed off to the west side of Lan Tau island to Tai O (大澳) island, the so-called “Venice of Hong Kong”.

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Greenfield Garden in Tsing Yi

I lived here around a decade and a half ago when I worked in Hong Kong (for a year and a half). I have very fond memories of my time working in HK and there are many times when I would wish I could turn back time.

Photo taken on 2009.06.22

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Kurara passing out

Kurara passed out

He’s become a chubby bun…

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Tian Tan Buddha Statue and Ngong Ping Village

Tian Tan Buddha Statue

When you get off the Ngong Ping Cable Car on Lan Tau, you begin to make your way towards the the Tian Tan Buddha Statue by passing trough Ngong Ping Village, a wide but short route containing souvenir and retail shops as well as a good few restaurants.

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Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car

Riding the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car (5.7km bi-cable ropeway) from Tung Chung towards Lantau island to see the Tian Tan Buddha Statue.

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HK Disney Land billboard ad

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A bus stop billboard ad with a screen and a camera that recognises a persons head thereby generating a digital Lilo hat on the heads of those within the frame. Other than that and pimping Disney Land Hong Kong, does nothing more.

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Hot Toys store

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Toy Hunters in Mong Kok’s CTMA shopping plaza is the official Hot Toys dealer (the shop is actually owned by Hot Toys) and is where you’ll see all the prototype and released 1/6th action figures. Due to Hot Toys popularity, there is always a bunch of toy-collecting-geeks glued to the window display, like myself.

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Towards Elements

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A part of the view from a pedestrian bridge in Jordan which leads to the Elements shopping mall.

Gotta love old buildings in HK.

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Hong Kong underground MTR

Hong Kong MTR

Riding the MTR (underground) – the most convenient transport in little HK. Are the dudes in Hong Kong on the short side or are they on the short side?

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Pepsi SHISO

Coca-Cola gave us Green Tea flavour this summer so what counter-product does Pepsi have in store? Well, they have Pepsi SHISO flavour (Japanese basil).

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