
The newly built Jurong Point, also known as JP2
People streaming in from the entrance non stop
It might taste delicious as a meal, but i find it gross looking at the outer structure>.<
Throngs of people
people again
Sushi

The giant squid
I was staggered to see the beautifully decorated so called japanese street
Bigis Junction Food Court, the cushioned chair was comfortable! And we finally found a place to sit down and eat

I must admit I'm really fond of pasta
The view of Bugis Junction Food Court
I love the sign of "No smoking By Law", this can be seen almost everywhere, indicates the seriousness of Singaporeans.
There was no special feelings stepping on the land of Singapore again.
As a tourist, I felt no more burden and pressure on my young shoulders, I would only recall how strong and determined was I when I was there struggling to survive.
I always realised how packed was Singapore, throngs of people squeezing in MRT, long que at the ladies restroom, and hardly an available table at the food court, especially during public holidays, the shoppers were mostly Singaporeans, the working ones were those from China and Malaysia.
They also made great advertisements, it could be any products, any upcoming movies, any service, I could see posters of "Angels and Demons" even at the least people MRT station.


the scratch of Wolverine! I think the jacket is for sale too.
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