Showing posts with label money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label money. Show all posts

Thursday, August 29, 2024

How to Grow Green Onions in Water : My 2022 Experiment

 

How to Grow Green Onions in Water : My 2022 Experiment

       In 2022, I decided to grow green onions in water at home. The main reason was the dramatic price increase, with green onions jumping from $0.25-$0.98 per bunch to around $3. As green onions are essential in Japanese cuisine, I felt the need to grow them myself. Although I generally don’t recommend home gardening to save money (as noted in my previous entry, “Money Saving Mistake I Made #1: Growing Vegetables”), the inflation in green onion prices in 2022 led me to give it a shot after many years. Surprisingly, I enjoyed the experience, even though I only did it for a month. Now that green onion prices have returned to pre-pandemic levels, I no longer grow them at home. However, I wanted to share my experience with my readers. I took many photos for this post and should have shared it sooner. Today, I’ll explain how I grew green onions at home in 2022, inspired by this Japanese YouTube video.

 


What You'll Need

Empty Plastic Bottles

Green Onions with Roots

Scissors

Sharpie (Permanent Marker)



1. Remove the plastic labels from the plastic bottles.




2. Cut the plastic bottle with scissors about 2 inches (5cm) from the top.


         By the way, you'll use the top and bottom pieces of plastic bottles like this below.




3. Prepare green onions. Cut the green tops 1 to 2 inches above the roots. We only need the bulbs with roots, so feel free to use the tops in your cooking.



4. Insert the green onion bulbs into the mouth of the plastic bottle.





5. Fill the bottom of the plastic bottle with water until the roots are almost entirely soaked. Use a Sharpie to mark the water level, so you know how much to pour next time.



Day 1



6. Set your bottles of green onion plants where they can get plenty of sunlight. Change the water once or twice every day.

Day 19




7. Once they’ve regrown beautifully, harvest the tops for your cooking.



         The green onions I grew indoors were delicious with udon noodles. 😋



These are my entries related to saving money.

1. Why Couldn't You Save Money?

2. Start Saving Money In Your Early 20s

3. 3 Steps : How to Start Saving Money

4. Cost of Eating Out vs Eating at Home

5. 9 Ways to Save Money on Food - Grocery Shopping

6. 8 Tips to Save Money on Foods - Cooking

 

      These are also my entries you might like.

■ Money Saving Mistake I Made #1 : Growing Vegetables

■How to Cook Best Chicken Teriyaki

■How to Cook Quick and Easy Fluffy Mushroom Omelettes

■ICHIRAN Instant Ramen - The Best Instant Ramen from Popular Japanese Ramen Restaurant (How We Cooked!)  

  ■All About Marutai Kyushu Local Ramen! Must-Try Japanese Instant Ramen


■Myojo Chukazanmai Ryanmen - The Best Hiyashi Chuka Instant Noodles

■Top 3 My Favorite Ramen From Marutai Kyushu Ramen Series

■How to Cook Yakisoba with Instant Noodles, Sapporo Ichiban Chow Mein 

■How to Cook Omurice, a Japanese Omelette Stuffed with Rice (Cook Like a Pro!)

■How to Make An Easy Egg Toast (Japanese Sliced Bread + Japanese Mayonnaise = Deliciousness)
  
■Don Quijote (Donki) Haul - What He Got in Japan

■What He Got at Drugstore in Japan - Haul

■Top 10 Products You Should Buy at Japanese Supermarkets (for Beginners!)

■My Top 15 Must Eat Foods in Japan - My Favorite Japanese Foods

■How to Make Japanese Deep Fried Chicken, Kara-Age

■How to Cook Miso Soup

■8 Interesting Japanese Kitchen Gadgets!



    My entries related to cooking can be seen here.

    My entries related to my favorite recipes can be seen here.

    My entries related to foods my husband cooked can be seen here.

    My entries related to Japanese noodles can be seen here.

    My entries related to Japan Haul can be seen here.
 

    My entries related to Best Japanese Beauty Products can be seen here.

    My entries related to Japan can be seen here


    ★You can find my recipe entries through my Pinterest.



Thursday, July 23, 2020

Mini Spatulas - Genius Tools I Purchased to Save Money on My Favorite Beauty Products

Mini Spatulas
        It's very hard to use every last drop of your favorite bottled beauty products. Have you ever thought that you are wasting money when you throw them away?

       This month, I've purchased these mini spatulas to save money on my favorite beauty products!  
Mini Spatulas
       Pump-type container is easy to use, but it's very hard to get the last bit of it out of the container. With using this mini spatula, you can get every last drop of your favorite beauty products.😉
Mini Spatula
      As I mentioned in my previous entry, Muji Whitening Beauty Serum - My New Favorite Skincare Product!, I'm currently using Muji Whitening Beauty Serum (無印良品 敏感肌用 薬用美白美容液), which I purchased in Japan seven months ago, and I really love it because it truly works for me. I've noticed that it gradually fades dark spots. However, I am not sure when I can fly to Japan next time to purchase this one again because we don't know when the coronavirus pandemic ends. That's why I really don't want to waste every last drop of it. 😁  

Mini Spatula
       The smallest spatula is perfect size for this No Pore Blem Primer, a Korean makeup primer which was included in The Case Full Of Seoul.

Mini Spatula
     The longest spatula is perfect for this tall container of Nivea Essentially Enriched Body Lotion.


     I purchased these mini spatulas for $12.99 on Amazon. I love genius products that will save your money. If you use these spatulas for high-end beauty products, you'll get your money's worth soon. 😊  




     These are also my entries you might like.
Muji Whitening Beauty Serum - My New Favorite Skincare Product!

3 Best Japanese Dark Spot Correctors - Affordable Brightening Beauty Serum

16 Best Japanese Beauty Products I Purchased in Japan - Drugstore, Discount Store, Daiso and Amazon Japan

3 Best Japanese Sunscreens Won Beauty Awards in Japan

3 Best Japanese Eye Creams Won Beauty Award This Year

Top 10 Japanese Beauty Products Loved by Foreign Tourists in Japan


Muji Whitening Beauty Serum - My New Favorite Skincare Product!

3 Best Facial Sheet Masks Loved in Japan This Year

7 Most Popular Japanese Facial Cleansing Wipes for Removing Makeup  


7 Best Japanese Beauty Products Hall of Fame 

Top 5 Life-Changing Japanese Beauty Products  

Top 5 Most Popular Japanese Charcoal Soap

5 Best Japanese Facial Lotion (Toner), Kesyou-sui

The Most Popular Facial Sheet Masks in Japan

4 Reasons Why I Love Kose Softymo Cleansing Oil

10 Best Japanese Beauty Products on Amazon Japan, You Can Also Purchase Them at Drugstores in Japan



     My entries related to Best Japanese Beauty Products can be seen here.
 

     My entries related to Japan can be seen here.

     My entries related to beauty can be seen here.

     My entries related to Japan Haul can be seen here.

     You can find my beauty entries by categories from here.




Tuesday, May 12, 2020

Costco Haul - Wahl Deluxe Haircut Kit with Trimmer and Storage Case (I Cut My Husband's Hair for My First Time!)

Wahl Hair Clippers

      At the end of this April, my husband and I were looking for a hair clipper. He wanted me to cut his hair at home because all hair salons in our local area have been closed due to coronavirus since March 17. The last time he went to a Japanese hair salon was this late February, which was over two months ago. That's why he really needed to get his haircut.



It was very difficult to find an electric hair clipper at stores!
      I remembered that our local Costco used to sell Wahl electric hair clippers, so when we went grocery shopping at Costco, we tried to find ones, but they were sold out at the store. Next week, we also went to another Costco, but we couldn't find one either. Then, my husband told me that home improvement stores also should sell hair clippers, but those have been sold out too. Finally, I found that Wahl electric hair clipper was on back-order on Costco online (It had been out of stock before.), so we decided to order this one without a second thought. By the way, this one is now out of stock on Costco.com. again.
Wahl Deluxe Haircut Kit with Trimmer and Storage Case
           Last week, we finally received this Wahl Deluxe Haircut Kit with Trimmer and Storage Case. By the way, this set of Wahl hair clippers have been selling like hotcakes on eBay every day. 😲That's why it was very difficult to buy one at stores! You can still find electric hair clippers on Amazon and eBay though.

Wahl Deluxe Haircut Kit with Trimmer and Storage Case
       This set included this storage case,  an electric hair clipper, battery detail trimmer, a lot of attachment guards, and etc.
Wahl Deluxe Haircut Kit with Trimmer and Storage Case
     
Wahl Deluxe Haircut Kit with Trimmer and Storage Case
     On the day we received this set of Wahl hair clippers, I tried to cut his hair with it at home for my first time! Now, there are so many tutorial videos on YouTube for DIY hair cut. I found that some professional hair stylists and beauticians in Japan also have uploaded those videos, and their videos are very helpful. I also watched this Japanese Philips Official video to learn how to cut hair with a hair clipper.


       Actually, it was very easy to cut his hair with the hair clipper, and I think that I did a great job. I am glad that he is very satisfied with it. (Maybe, I will sometimes cut his hair at home from now on, so I can save money on his hair. 😁) Although, I didn't cut the top of his hair this time.



     These are my entries you might like.
How to Boost Your Immune System - 6 Foods That Can Boost Your Immune System

What I Bought at Japanese Supermarkets

Costco Haul - Polar Black Garlic Cured Super Food

Trader Joe's Japanese Aomori Black Garlic

Japanese Aomori Black Garlic

How I Make Black Garlic at Home

Costco Haul - the Big Island, Hawaii

What Do They Sell at Costco on the Big Island, Hawaii? - 12 Kinds of Unique Products!

COSTCO in Japan

10 Products I Purchased at Costco in Japan

What Do They Sell at Costco Business Center? (My Costco Haul)

Starbucks Winter Blend Melange D'Hiver 2017 at Costco

7 Best Japanese Beauty Products Hall of Fame



     My entries related to Costco can be seen here.

     My entries related to Starbucks can be seen here.

     My entries related to Best Japanese Beauty Products can be seen here.
 

     My entries related to Japan can be seen here.

     My entries related to beauty can be seen here.

     My entries related to Japan Haul can be seen here.

     You can find my beauty entries by categories from here.




Wednesday, December 18, 2019

The Cheapest Way to Get Passport Photos - Getting an IDP, International Driving Permit, at AAA

AAA
     As I mentioned in my previous entry, my husband and I are going to Japan this month. We are going to visit Osaka and Fukuoka. Unlike Osaka city, we will need a car in our hometown, which is the countryside in Fukuoka prefecture. Just like we did it before, we booked a rental car for this travel. Did you know that you can drive a rental car in Japan without Japanese driver's license if you have your IDP, International Driving Permit? You can check out my previous entry, Driving A Rental Car in Japan, 6 Things You Should Know Before Driving in Japan.


Getting An IDP at AAA
     Last weekend, we visited our local AAA to get an IDP, International Driving Permit. In order to get an IDP, you need to prepare two passport photos, so where do you get your passport photos?

You will need for an IDP: 
・IDP Application 
・Two original passport pictures 
・A valid U.S. driver's license 
・Pay $20USD permit fee 
・Must be used within six (6) months of desired effective date 


The Cheapest Way to Get Passport Photos
    He took his own photos using a free passport photo App (iPhone App and Android App) at home, and we uploaded the photo to Costco Photo Center. Then, we picked it up at our local Costco, and it only cost $0.17! If you are not a Costco member, you can print your photo at CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, and Target for less than $0.30. :) When we needed to renew our Japanese passports, we also took passport photos using the App with my iPhone, and we picked them up at Costco. :) I cannot believe that getting an ID photo used to be more expensive ($5 to $15), but now it only costs $0.17 with using an App!
     By the way, did you know that Japan has the most powerful passports in the world? Japanese can visit 190 countries without a visa. ;)



     Next time, I will write about a Japanese traffic law.




      These are my entries you might like.

Driving A Rental Car in Japan, 6 Things You Should Know Before Driving in Japan

My Shopping List for Japanese Beauty Products - What I Want to Get in Japan

What He Got at Haneda Airport, Tokyo International Airport - Japan Haul

Bic Camera at Haneda Airport Tax Free Service

Starbucks Japan Tumbler - Tokyo Haneda Airport Special Edition

What I Ate at Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal

13 Best Japanese Products I Purchased on Amazon Japan! - Beauty, Kitchen and Stationery Items  

13 Muji Products I Purchased in Japan - Muji Haul 

What You Should Take to Japan - Japan Travel Tips
 
3 Best Facial Sheet Masks Loved in Japan This Year

7 Best Japanese Beauty Products Hall of Fame 

Top 5 Life-Changing Japanese Beauty Products  

10 Best Japanese Beauty Products on Amazon Japan, You Can Also Purchase Them at Drugstores in Japan



     My entries related to Tokyo can be seen here

     My entries related to Best Japanese Beauty Products can be seen here.
 

     My entries related to Japan can be seen here.

     My entries related to beauty can be seen here.

     My entries related to Japan Haul can be seen here.

     You can find my beauty entries by categories from here.





Monday, August 12, 2019

6 Reasons Why I Like Tello Mobile - I Saved $500 A Year on Our Cell Phone Bills!

     A few years ago, I started thinking that I was paying too much on my phone plan. At that time, I was using my iPhone with Boost Mobile and was paying for $30 for 2G Unlimited Minutes. It was not too expensive, but I thought that I didn't need much data and minutes. Now, many places have free Wi-Fi such as offices, schools, Starbucks and etc, and I prefer texting over talking on the phone. I thought that I only need less data and minutes. That's why I decided to switch my phone carrier a year ago. Can you believe that my phone plan costs only $6 a month with Tello now? (I have never paid more than $10 a month on my cell phone bill since I switched to Tello about a year ago!) I still use my iPhone like I did before, but I use it with different carrier and I pay so much less on my phone plan! I decided to choose Tello because they have many positive online reviews. Before I switched to Tello, my husband was thinking about switching to Mint Mobile because he thought that he needs more gigs. However, he eventually chose Tello after me because it's incredibly cheap and I have been very satisfied with it. Surprisingly, we saved about $500 a year on our cell phone bills! I think that switching to Tell was the best decision I've ever made! Today, I'm going to share 6 reasons why I like Tello Mobile with you.




6 Reasons Why I Like Tello

1. No Contract and No Early Termination Fee
    Now, I think that Tello is the best cell phone carrier for me, but if I find better carrier in the future, I can switch over it anytime without any fee. For instance, you can switch to Tello this month, and you can leave from Tello next month.


2. Roll Over Remaining Data and Minutes with Manual Renew
    Only if you renew your cell phone plan manually, your remaining balance will roll over. I think that it's very great because most people never use up your data and minutes every month. Now, my plan is $6 (500MB and 100 minutes), but I have enough data and minutes by renewing the plan manually. I use Reminder App on my iPhone in order not to forget phone plan renewal on time.  (When your plan is automatically renewed, unused data and minutes will be lost after 30 days. If you choose unlimited minutes, no minutes or no data, your unused minutes and data will be lost as well.) 



3. Flexible Affordable Phone Plan
     Tell has flexible phone plans, and you can choose the best plan every month. (By the way, all plans include unlimited free text.) If you have enough remaining balance, you can downgrade it. When you expect that you will need more data and minutes next month because of job hunting, moving or traveling, you can upgrade it anytime.
You Can Build Your Own Plan







4. It's Sprint Network with 4G LTE!
    I live in Southern California, an area with good Sprint coverage, so I haven't had any problem with it at all. Even when I traveled Arizona, it was great in the desert too. You can check your coverage here.
Sprint Coverage

5. Bring Your Own Phone
     You don't need to purchase a new smartphone nor cell phone from Tello. You can check your phone's compatibility here. For instance, if you have unlocked iPhone, you can use it with Tello. If your smartphone is locked, contact your carrier and request an unlock.


6. Great Customer Service
     You get 24/7 support from Tello. When my phone plan renewal process was taking longer on my computer, I wanted to make sure if it went well. I contacted them by live chat. They answered my question very quickly, and I was impressed at their great customer service.





How I Use Less Data on My Smartphone
     Actually, I don't really try hard to save my data, but I changed cellular setting on my iPhone to avoid unexpected cellular data usage. You can google how to reduce cellular data for more information.

1. I Watch Netflix and YouTube Videos at Home.
      I love watching Netflix and YouTube videos on my iPhone, but watching online videos uses much data. That's why I only watch them using Wi-Fi at home. I turned off cellular data for Netflix and YouTube apps on my iPhone just in case. (Setting>Cellular>Cellular Data>turn off the apps you don't want to use with cellular data.)  If you want to watch Netflix video without Wi-Fi, you can download the video using Wi-Fi in advance and watch it on your smartphone without cellular data and Wi-Fi.
 



2. Manage Background App Refresh on My Smartphone
    I allow apps to refresh on Wi-Fi only. (Setting>General>Background App Refresh>Turn on "Wi-Fi")









 Tello is good for ...

People who prefer texting over talking. (Unlimited Free Text!)

People who use less data. (If you use less than 2G data a month, I think Tello is good for you.)




      Last night, I asked my husband what is disadvantage of using Tello. He told me, "Nothing. I don't have any complaints about Tello at all. Tello is great!"  He used to listen to YouTube music video in his car (That's why he used to think he would need large data plan), but now he enjoy listening to radio or CDs during his commute.  To me, Tello is just what I was looking for. No complaints for now. :)



$10 Tello Dollars
If you are interested in Tello, these are my referral link and code. You and I can get $10 Tello Dollars with my referral.

My Referral Link
https://tello.com/account/register?_referral=P3SV4S30

My Referral Code
P3SV4S30




     These are my entries you might like.
■How I Get Paid to Walk Using App

■The Reason Why We Traveled in Arizona - How We Used the $250 Hilton Aspire Resort Credit

■My Best Cash Back Credit Cards with No Annual Fee

■Why Couldn't You Save Money?

■Finished Reading the Book, Rich Dad Poor Dad: What The Rich Teach Their Kids About Money - That The Poor And Middle Class Do Not! 

■Finished Reading the Book, Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom

■Real Estate in Japan vs U.S.


     My entries related to Best Japanese Beauty Products can be seen here.
 

     My entries related to Japan can be seen here.

     My entries related to beauty can be seen here.

     My entries related to Japan Haul can be seen here.

     You can find my beauty entries by categories from here.




Tuesday, August 6, 2019

How I Get Paid to Walk Using App

     Do you use any App that allows you to earn money by walking? If you get paid from walking, you want to walk more, right? Walking is obviously good for your health! :) There are many Apps that pay you to walk, and I'm using Walgreens App, Walgreens Balance Rewards for Healthy Choices.

 
Walgreens Balance Rewards for Healthy Choices
     Last year, my husband and I started using Walgreens App to earn rewards from walking. It's called Walgreens Balance Rewards for Healthy Choices. I'm really happy that I got this App! It's very easy to earn rewards. You can earn up to 1,000 Walgreens Balance Rewards ($1 worth) per month by walking. (Actually, you don't need to walk a lot. It's very easy to earn 1,000 Balance Rewards from your daily walk.) You can also earn extra points by monitoring your weight, blood pressure and etc.
Walgreens Balance Rewards for Healthy Choices
Points expire one year after they are earned or if an account has been inactive for 6 months.




**Walgreens is making changes to their Balance Rewards for Healthy Choices program. I guess that it's going to be more challenging soon.
New Walgreens Balance Rewards for Healthy Choices



Rewards from Using the App!
These were $0.89 for all by using our rewards at Walgreens!
     Last weekend, my husband and I went to Walgreens to use our rewards. We purchased these and used our 30,000 Balance Rewards ($20 + $10 worth of points). These were $0.89 for all by using our rewards! :) I'm glad that we downloaded the App!

     If you use a smartphone, you might want to try Apps that pay you to walk. You can easily find those Apps by googling it. If you have already tried those Apps, please let me know! In my future entry, I will share with you how my husband and I saved $500 a year for cell phone bill!



     These are my entries you might like.
■The Reason Why We Traveled in Arizona - How We Used the $250 Hilton Aspire Resort Credit

■My Best Cash Back Credit Cards with No Annual Fee

■Why Couldn't You Save Money?

■Finished Reading the Book, Rich Dad Poor Dad: What The Rich Teach Their Kids About Money - That The Poor And Middle Class Do Not! 

■Finished Reading the Book, Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom

■Real Estate in Japan vs U.S.


     My entries related to Best Japanese Beauty Products can be seen here.
 

     My entries related to Japan can be seen here.

     My entries related to beauty can be seen here.

     My entries related to Japan Haul can be seen here.

     You can find my beauty entries by categories from here.




Friday, July 12, 2019

The Reason Why We Traveled in Arizona - How We Used the $250 Hilton Aspire Resort Credit

Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort in Phoenix, Arizona
      As I mentioned in my previous entry, Starbucks Arizona Double Wall Traveler and Cold Cup, my husband and I came back from Phoenix, Arizona, last Sunday.

      He had been on his business trip in Phoenix last month. When he came back home from his business trip, I told him that I wanted to see beautiful cacti of Arizona some day again. (We had also visited Arizona in 2017. ) However, I didn't expect that we would go to Arizona so soon. Last Friday, he asked me if we could travel Phoenix for just one night. I first thought he was kidding, but we finally headed toward Phoenix last Saturday, and stayed in this hotel, Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort, for one night and came back to California next day. Actually, we enjoyed a lot there. :)


We Spent $450 on Credit Card Annual Fee!
      If truth be told, the reason why we traveled in Arizona was that we wanted to stay in Hilton Resort Hotel (and I wanted to see cacti in Arizona) because of Hilton Honors Aspire credit card. Last month, I had recommended him to apply American Express Hilton Honors Aspire Credit Card because I thought that it would be pretty good for us. It offers some great benefits when you stay in Hilton hotels. However, its annual fee is $450, which is very expensive for us. You know how frugal I am if you have been following my blog for years. ;) Yet, I thought that it's worth it to pay that much!
American Express Hilton Honors Aspire Credit Card

These are some benefits make we think it is worth paying an expensive annual fee for this credit card. We are planing on visiting Japan this winter, so we will also enjoy some of these benefits in Japan. ;) 

・Hilton Honors Complimentary Diamond Status (Diamond Status has so many benefits such as a free breakfast at many Hilton hotels.)

・Annual Free Weekend Night Reward (You can stay in a luxury hotel such as Conrad for free every year.)

・$250 Hilton Resort Statement Credit (We used this credit for this travel.)

・$250 Airline Fee Credit 

・Priority Pass Select (Priority Pass Select usually costs $429 per person annually, but it's free for this card holder. You and up to 2 guests can enjoy airport lounges worldwide.)

Premium Roadside Assistance (This is a very great benefit. We don't need to purchase AAA membership while we own this card.)  (As of 01/01/2020, American Express cards no longer provide Roadside Assistance benefits.)


・No Foreign Transaction Fees 

・Travel Accident Insurance

・Car Rental Loss and Damage Insurance

・Baggage Insurance Plan


    



Is Hilton Diamond Status Really Good? We Enjoyed 4 Benefits for This Travel.

1. Space-Available Room Upgrade (Diamond Status)
     We booked the least expensive room for $106.82, but they upgraded our room to the most expensive one which usually cost $239 when we checked in at this hotel.
Signature Suites 1,200 sq.ft



2. Free Two Bottled Waters Per Stay (Diamond, Gold and Silver Status)
      They actually forgot to give us bottles of water, but when we asked them about it, they gave us four bottles of water! ;)


3. Complimentary Continental Breakfast (Diamond and Gold Status)
    We were able to enjoy complimentary continental breakfast at a restaurant in this hotel. It's usually cost $30.30 for two people, but was free. :)  (*A complimentary continental breakfast for you and up to one guest registered to the same room each day of your stay)
Complimentary Continental Breakfast

Complimentary Continental Breakfast


4. Late Check-Out (Diamond, Gold, Silver and Member Status)
     Regular check-out time is at 11 a.m., but they allowed us late check out (at 1 p.m.) for no extra charge.  




We Got $250 Hilton Resort Statement Credit!
     Our stay originally cost $257.67, but we received a $250 Hilton Resort Statement Credit three days after we stayed in this hotel, so it ended up being $7.67!
 
・$77.82 for dinner at a restaurant
・$8.68 for Souvenir purchased at a gift shop
・$106.82 for Signature Suites room
・$35 for Resort Fee
・$17.83 for Tax
・$11.52 for breakfast (extra orders, tip and tax)

Total $257.67
Credit $250

We Paid $7.67 for all!
Wedge Bibb Salad

Broccoli and Cheddar Soup

Grilled Flat Iron Steak

Blue Burger

Made-to-Order Omelets (for breakfast)

Made-to-Order Omelets (for breakfast)

Fridge Magnet








Welcome Offer 
      Earn 150,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points after you spend $4,000 in purchases on the Card within your first 3 months of Card Membership.

      It's usually not easy for us to spend $4,000 in 3 months. However, we already have paid nearly $4,000 in total with this card because we purchased airplane tickets for this winter travel. After we receive 150,000 Hilton Honors Points, we will book hotels in Japan with points.  ;)

      If you are interested in this card, this is my referral link.

American Express Hilton Honors Aspire Credit Card



 Is This Card Good for You Too?
    If you don't travel at all, you should skip this card because its annual fee is very high. If you stay in Hilton Hotel at least a few times a year, I think that it's worth it to pay expensive annual fee.









     These are my entries you might like.
■My Best Cash Back Credit Cards with No Annual Fee

■Why Couldn't You Save Money?

■Finished Reading the Book, Rich Dad Poor Dad: What The Rich Teach Their Kids About Money - That The Poor And Middle Class Do Not! 

■Finished Reading the Book, Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom

■Real Estate in Japan vs U.S.


     My entries related to Best Japanese Beauty Products can be seen here.
 

     My entries related to Japan can be seen here.

     My entries related to beauty can be seen here.

     My entries related to Japan Haul can be seen here.

     You can find my beauty entries by categories from here.