If you are an anime fan who feels irrelevant because you are in a circle that does not speak much otaku language, then you better step out of that cage and fly to where your feathers will find so much of its kind – not now though, because the event where they were just wrapped up.
All Nippon Airways (ANA) formally presented the Philippines’ first permanently scheduled flights to Tokyo, Japan through the inauguration of the ANA NH 870 Manila – Haneda flight last March 30, 2014 at the Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. The introduction of flights from Manila to Tokyo is part of ANA’s 2014 summer flight schedule, the airline’s expansion of its network at Haneda Airport to connect Japan to several other destinations. This expansion, effective March 30, 2014, will make ANA the biggest airline carrier at Haneda, offering the most international flights to and from this airport.
An agonizingly long and back-breaking horse ride into the heart of Taal Volcano, one of the most active and potentially destructive volcanoes in the world, can be a first-class thrill, with the final descent to the main crater as the ultimate reward, unseen from the perch of comfortable view decks in Tagaytay City.
When designer Wynn Wynn Ong was rebranding her jewelry line, a 38-year-old client expressed her fascination with the pendant of a naked fertility boy with a tiny weenie, which was a sculpted version of a 19th-century Chinese antique symbol. Several years into her second marriage, the client had infertility issues. Hoping for luck, she bought the pendant.
These are happy times for the most fervid mall-goer: A new, shiny monument for retail worship seems to open weeks, months at a time. That means new brands—or new stores of the same, already familiar brands—for the shopper to plunk her hard-earned moolah into. Drawn to it like moth to a flame.
Ohrelle is a fashion survivor. It is a Filipino shoe brand that has managed to keep afloat amid cheaper China-made imports and luxury brands.
It is never easy to be a student athlete, especially if one is part of the national team. These unsung heroes have sacrificed much for love of country, and most of them have gone unnoticed.
After eons of snug fits and second skin, women—are we surprised?—are longing to exhale, let go and be comfortable.
Women may find this hard to believe, but the Philippines is one of the “least penetrated” markets for makeup in Asia. This has a lot to do with Filipino women’s real and imagined fears that makeup could ruin their skin.
Model-turned-entrepreneur Rissa Mananquil-Trillo could only smile when asked how high her heels were.
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