
Mixologist Tsuyoshi Kimura
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Feb 14, 2024 |
champ-magazine.com | Mixologist Tsuyoshi Kimura
As their third collaborative event together, Desert X AlUla yet again transforms a seemingly baron desert landscape into new cross-cultural enquiries with multi-dimensional installation works from both local Saudi and international contemporary artists.
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Feb 14, 2024 |
champ-magazine.com | Mixologist Tsuyoshi Kimura |Joanna Kawecki
In An Untouched & Secluded Private Garden in Kyoto, Find One Of The World's Best Hotels Situated in a hidden garden at the foothills of the Hidari Daimon-jo mountain in north-central Kyoto, find an expansive, nature-led AMAN property that completely elevates the meaning of a ryokan-inspired urban resort.
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Feb 5, 2024 |
champ-magazine.com | Mixologist Tsuyoshi Kimura
With a length of almost one kilometre, spanning the diameter of the manmade lake it is situated within, Zaishui Art Museum is one of the world’s most impressive architectural structures opened just last month. Located in north-west China is an up-and-coming urban development area that neighbours the Chaohe River, one major developer has been enlisting stellar architects to reimagine the region.
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Dec 15, 2023 |
champ-magazine.com | Mixologist Tsuyoshi Kimura
Located in the heart of Adelaide, this 251-room hotel found occupies a 32 story mixed-use luxury tower in Adelaide, bringing a new modern-luxury hospitality experience to the city. Sofitel Adelaide brings an internationalflavour to the South Australian hospitality scene. Part of the French-owned Accor hotel group, when Sofitel Adelaide in 2021 it was the first new five-star, internationally branded hotel to open in Adelaide in 30 years.
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Dec 9, 2023 |
champ-magazine.com | Mixologist Tsuyoshi Kimura
With over 30 years of history since its founding, Rusutsu Resorts has long been one of Japan’s most beloved snow resort destinations catering to families and groups travelling for a diverse nature-abundant offering in all seasons. Rusutsu, meaning a path at the foot of a mountain in the native Ainu language, was named after the history of its village site, a legacy it continues to champion to this day.
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