Kura Sushi isn’t premium, but for a budget sushi fix in Japan?
It absolutely does the job.

Affordable, quick, and low-pressure. If you’re just looking for something simple and comforting — it hits.

Bonus? Every 15 plates gets you a shot at a gacha-style prize.

🌟 Final Thoughts

Not the best sushi in Japan — but for under SGD15, with a side of serotonin?
Worth it.

Getting around in Japan

Japan Transport – Suica card

Japan Metro Passes – Tokyo

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💸 Not quite the vibe you’re looking for? Totally fair — we all spend differently, and I’m all for doing what makes life feel rich in your own way.

So have a scroll through the other places I’ve lived — whether you’re on sabbatical, reclaiming your time, or just out here to veg out in peace, we’ll find the one that feels like home (or at least a good month).


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