Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands is an integrated resort fronting Marina Bay in Singapore.
It was developed by the casino resort management company Las Vegas Sands Corp. of Las Vegas.
The Venetian Macao was also developed by the same company.
Anyway, Marina Bay Sands is very very ......HUGE!
You would be at a loss whenever you just walk without the destination.

Hey, look!
It's a nice idea for the holiday season.

From the side.

WICKED is performed at the Grand Theater in Marina Bay Sands from 6 December 2011 - 22 April 2012.

Interesting!

There is not only casino but also many entertainments, shops and restaurant.
Surprisingly, there is even a skating rink.

It seems that many grand chefs open their branches.


Marina Bay Sands
Tel : +65 6688 8868
Add : 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956

The ship which floats in the sky

The ship is floating in the sky.
Are we in the bottom of the sea?

とん吉 Tonkichi @ Suntec City Mall

The dinner was Japanese restaurant.
Because, I asked to bring us to their favorite restaurant when they asked us what kind of restaurant wants to go.
They hesitated about it cause their favorite restaurants were almost "Japanese restaurant".
It was very interesting for us cause there are many kinds of restaurants in such a cosmopolitan city Singapore.
Of course, we were OK because we hadn't eaten Japanese foods after leaving Japan.
In short, Japanese food was just one of choice of the world foods for us at that time.
Then, the last dinner in Singapore was "Japanese".
Though this explanation might be too long...
fufufu...

It was such a lovely Tonkatsu restaurant.

There were many familiar dishes to us with photos to be delicious.

The beer is Asahi from Japan, of course!

The white sesame seeds is essential to Tonkatsu.

She and I ordered "Hire Katsu Set".
Um..., yummy crisp.

His choice was "Oroshi Rosu Katsu Set".
The grated radish on Katsu seems delicious!

Her husband ordered "Hire Katsu Curry".
Katsu Curry is very popular dish among school boys and energetic guys who belong to sports clubs.
He kindly permitted me to taste it.
"Oishii(=yummy)～♪"

The dessert was orange.
Actually, とん吉 Tonkichi was almost "real" Japanese restaurant.
I strongly recommend it.


とん吉 Tonkichi - Suntec City
Tel : 6339-4231
Add : 3, Temasek Boulevard, #B1-009, Suntec City Mall, Singapore 038985
Hours : Weekdays/Eve PH 11:30 - 15:00(LO 14:40), 18:00 - 22:30(LO 21:40), Saturday & Public Holiday 12:00 -15:00(LO 14:40), 17:00 - 22:00(LO 21:40), Sunday 12:00 - 21:30(LO 21:00)

财富之泉 Fountain of Wealth @ Suntec City Mall

We went to Suntec City Mall for a dinner.

Do you know this?
This fountain that exists at the center of Suntec City Mall is the world's largest class.
It's "财富之泉 Fountain of Wealth".
It is the fountain made based on feng shui.

The water which flows and falls inside is called symbol of wealth not escaping in feng shui.
"If you say your wish when you go around the fountain three times with touching the water of a fountain, your wish would come true."
Wanna try?
The fountain is light up and gorgeous at night.

A scenery seems very very Singapore

@ Water front.
The unique shape building which has a ship on the top is Marina Bay Sands.
I was so surprised when I saw it at the first time.

You can see the Singapore Flyer over there, too.

Water supply exhibition

They brought us to a water supply exhibition.
In densely-populated Singapore, it depends for much water on import from Malaysia.
Nowadays, innovative integrated water management approaches such as the reuse of reclaimed water, the establishment of protected areas in urban rainwater catchments and the use of estuaries as freshwater reservoirs have been introduced along with seawater desalination in order to reduce the country's dependence on imported water.

Actually, the exhibition was visionary and beautiful.

A visitor will understand the importance of water after the course.

Do you know what these are?

Well, you know these very well.

This is it!

A holiday in Singapore

Something is flying in the sky.

The kites!

Higher higher!

An octopus!
Both an octopus a kite are same pronunciations "Tako" in Japanese though the letters are different.
I'm not sure they know it, however, it's interesting to me.

A kite date?

Is it a common for an adult to ride a Mechanical Bull in Singapore?
Actually, he looked very happy.