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Klias Wetland, Sabah, Malaysia

March 19, 2009 by Yein Jee

Klias Wetland is a mangrove forest reserve in Sabah, famous for being the habitat of the endangered proboscis monkey (known for its big, long nose) that is endemic to the Borneo Island in South East Asia.

Klias Wetland was the first destination during our Kinabalu trip in March 2009; it was my second visit to the place (first in 2006). Sharing some photos below…

Proboscis monkey at Klias Wetland in Sabah, Malaysia
Proboscis monkey… blurred, couldn’t get a better shot from distance

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Filed Under: Living in Malaysia Tagged With: Animals and pets, Asia travel, Asian Traditions, Cruise Tours, Hotels & Hostels, Life in 20s, Malaysia blog, Malaysia travel, Malaysian Food, Malaysian Traditions, Nature and wildlife, Sabah State

I’m back

March 17, 2009 by Yein Jee

Back from my holiday; arrived in Kuala Lumpur late Monday night.

MAS aeroplane in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

Didn’t make it to the summit of Mount Kinabalu, but the trip was ok. More travel stories to share later, and regular updates will resume soon.

Filed Under: Kinabalu 2009 Tagged With: Life in 20s

Super GT Sepang 2008 pre parade

January 17, 2009 by Yein Jee

Photos from the 4th round of Super GT Series at Sepang International Circuit in June 2008… a showcase of the race cars before the parade lap and real race.

Pre parade lap at Super GT Malaysia 2008

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Filed Under: Living in Malaysia Tagged With: Asian events, Life in 20s, Malaysia blog, Malaysian events, Malaysian pop culture, Selangor State, Sepang District, Southeast Asia, Super GT

Super GT Sepang 2008 – GT race queens set (2)

December 26, 2008 by Yein Jee

Photo collection of some Japanese race queens from the Super GT series at Malaysia’s Sepang International Circuit in June 2008…

Japanese race queens Izumi Morita, Risa Kobayashi, Yayoi Uehara and Rika Gotou at Super GT Malaysia 2008
Mola race queens Izumi Morita, Risa Kobayashi, Yayoi Uehara and Rika Gotou

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Filed Under: Living in Malaysia Tagged With: Ai Matsuda, Akari Arimura, Asian events, Asian women, Autobacs Racing Team Aguri (ARTA), Autobacs Seven Co, Ayami Sasaki, Azu Iwakawa, Denso Corporation, Hasemi Motor Sport, Izumi Morita, Japan blog, Japanese women, Kotomi Kurosawa, Lexus Team Sard, Life in 20s, Malaysia blog, Malaysian events, Malaysian women, Mami Matsumoto, Mari Takahashi, Mola International, Nismo Nissan Motorsport, Nissan Motors, Race Queens, Reina Fuchiwaki, Rika Gotou, Rina Kato, Risa Kobayashi, Selangor State, Sepang District, Super GT, Tomoe Nakagawa, Tomomi Takezawa, Toyota Motors, Xanavi Informatics Corp, Yayoi Uehara, YellowHat Motor Sports

Super GT Sepang 2008 – pit walkabout (2)

December 26, 2008 by Yein Jee

Photos from the pit walkabout session of Super GT International Series Malaysia at Sepang International Circuit in June 2008…

Racers and pit crew costume at Super GT Malaysia 2008
Safety costumes?

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Filed Under: Living in Malaysia Tagged With: Asian events, Asian Men, Asian women, Autech Japan Inc, Cars and vehicles, Haruna Jitsu, Hitomi Nara, Japan blog, Japanese women, Katsutomo Kaneishi, Life in 20s, Mai Sakamoto, Malaysia blog, Malaysian events, Masaki Matsushita, Masataka Yanagida, Michael Krumm, Motul Lubricants, Nismo Nissan Motorsport, Nissan Motors, Race Queens, Reiko Miyashita, Ryo Michigami, Selangor State, Sepang District, Super GT, Takashi Kogure, Team Uematsu Racing, Team Yoshiki Dome Project, Toshihiro Kaneishi, Xanavi Informatics Corp

Stir-fried rice cakes in Malaysia

July 16, 2008 by Yein Jee

Most Asian Pacific countries have some sort of rice cake dishes of their own; could be sweet, salty, spicy, and come in variety of shapes.

Stir-fried rice cakes from Ipoh, Malaysia

There are a few versions of rice cakes in Malaysia; the one above is commonly referred as stir-fried-cake, originated from China but has pretty much evolved into a Malaysian Chinese delicacy. Basically it’s a dish with rice-cake cubes stirred fried in soy sauce, with bean sprouts, Chinese chives, and often chillies and eggs.

Filed Under: My Food Journal Tagged With: Chinese Food, Life in 20s, Malaysia blog, Malaysian Food, Rice and Noodles, Street Food

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