Let’s get beefed up – by leesan
The key to the success of producing high quality beef lies in the attitude and spirit of cattle breeders across Japan they are focused, professional, and have a caring heart.
Winter now, but spring is near – by leesan
Indeed, 2020 has been a total shithole. Soon after we bade the winter snow adieu early this year and before we could even usher in the spring and the subsequent seasons, we were brutally greeted by the snowstorms in Europe, North America, Japan and elsewhere.
Always work hard, rain or shine – by leesan
On the fifth floor of the company is the major entrance foyer for guests designed to look like a Japanese art house. Even our visiting Japanese guests marvel at it.
What Malaysians can learn from asphalt roads in Japan – by leesan
The quality of roads in Japan is among the best in the world. The surface is pitch black in colour, soft and exceptionally durable, and will not wear out your tyres…
Adventure is out there – by leesan
I grew up in a rubber estate, at 19 I made the first move venturing out of the estate.
I knew very well my thousand mile journey would have to start from this very step.
Are you still alright? – by leesan
Life has been hard for many people, especially those in the tourism industry.
What’s even more worrying us is that there is no sign that things will improve anytime soon.
The October ‘Siege’ — by Leesan
Before October ends, we were expecting Donald Trump to give the world a big October Surprise, a Covid-19 vaccine. But it seems like China could be among the countries that first produces a successful vaccine.
Autumn in my heart — by Leesan
It’s October, a supposedly busy autumn travel season. Unfortunately the winter has come much too soon this year for much of the world. Or perhaps the winter is here to stay for the whole year?
Unload your burdens — by Leesan
The columnist reflects on the meaning of life while gallivanting through a quaint fishing village in Perak.
Jellyfish adventures with a dose of ‘vitamin sea’ in Palau — by Leesan
Jellyfish Lake used to be linked to the sea but was later separated from it as the result of the rising seabed.
