Neko Box | May Box Theme: Buddha | Unboxing & Review

*Neko Box does not sponsor this post, I paid for the Box & everything I say is my honest opinion*

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Good day people! What a surprise, I have another unboxing! *I spend too much money, I need help*. Today I am unboxing the May Box from Neko Box Japan! I have previously reviewed the March & April Box and I absolutely loved them. The May theme was “Buddha” and the Box did not disappoint.

Neko Box is a monthly subscription Box that sends you ceramics, dishware, stationery, art prints and and and and all the way from Japan . The items that are being send to you are chosen based on a monthly theme, this month it’s Buddha, and all the items are from local japanese shops.

Here are all the facts you need to know:

• Neko Box is based in Japan but ships worldwide
• It’s a monthly box
• A Box costs $34.99 (but you get $5 off your first order with the Code 5OFF!)
• Shipping costs between $10 – $18 depending on where you live and if you choose normal or express shipping
• It comes with a tracking number!
• My box usually arrives within 4-5 business days. ( I have express shipping)
• On the website you can only pay with Credit / Debit Card, but you can email them & then they send you a paypal invoice!

Neko Box | April Box: Theme Edo | Unboxing & Review

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*Neko Box does not sponsor this post, I paid for the Box & everything I say is my honest opinion*

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Hello lovely people! Today I have another Unboxing / Review for you: The April Box “Edo” from NekoBox. I reviewed their March Box a couple of weeks ago and I absolutely loved it, which is why I had to get this one as well.

Neko Box is a monthly subscription Box from Japan that delivers ceramics, dishware, stationery, art prints and other awesome things to your doorstep. The items that are being send to you are chosen based on a monthly theme. The March theme was “Hanami”, which is a Cherry Blossom Party, so we received items that were inspired by Cherry Blossoms. This month theme was “Edo”. Edo is the old name for Tokyo and it was also the period between 1603 and 1868 in the history of Japan. So patterns in this Box were inspired by this time period and the KAWA Zine focused on Tokyo.

But now, let’s get down to the facts:

• Neko Box is based in Japan but ships worldwide
• It’s a monthly box
• A Box costs $34.99 (but you get $5 off your first order with the Code 5OFF!)
• Shipping costs between $10 – $18 depending on where you live and if you choose normal or express shipping
• It comes with a tracking number!
• My Box was shipped on April 13 with express shipping & arrived on April 19
• On the website you can only pay with Credit / Debit Card, but you can email them & then they send you a paypal invoice!

Neko Box | March Box theme Hanami | Unboxing & Review

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*Neko Box does not sponsor this post, I paid for the Box & everything I say is my own honest opinion*

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Hello dear earthlings! Today I am reviewing the March Box “Hanami” from “Neko Box”.

Neko Box is a monthly subscription Box coming all the way from Japan! The owners of Neko Box are Carly and Rob, they are from New Zealand but now live in Japan. Each month they send you Japanese-made ceramics (like plates, sake cups), stationery, art prints and other cool things! The goodies are chosen based on the monthly theme. The March theme was “Hanami”, Hanami is a Cherry Blossom Party, so this month the items were inspired by Cherry Blossoms. Previous Themes were “Mount Fuji” and a “New beginnings Box”. April’s theme is “Edo”, which is the old name for “Tokyo”. The Hanami Box was my first one (but definitely not my last one)! But now let’s get to the facts.

Back from my hiatus

Hello dear people of the Internet!

For those who have forgotten about me, I am Kira and I suck at blogging. I am truly sorry for being gone for so long but sadly life kinda suckerpunched me and it took me a while to get up again.

But now I am back and I will try my very best to blog again more regulary. Pinky promise.

This is just a short post to let you know what I have planned for my next posts. There is an unboxing/review coming your way, either today or tomorrow. It’ll be about a fabulous subscription box all the way from Japan, trust me, you wanna see that!

I also have another Book subscription Box coming my way, which should arrive in May:

Other than that, I have a few Book and Movie reviews planned and I will try to not keep you waiting for too long.

Thank you for reading my blog & Sayonara for now !

 

Illumicrate May Box | Unboxing & Review

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*Illumicrate does not sponsor this post, I paid for the Box & everything I say is my own honest opinion*

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Hey Guys!

Before I start this blog post, I would like to mention that Illumicrate seriously does not sponsor this post. Because it might sound like they do, but they don’t. I swear this is my honest opinion.

So, if you follow my blog you may have seen my post about the February Illumicrate Box, which I fell deeply in love with. So obviously I was extremely excited for the May Box. But before I get to the Box, I would like to introduce Illumicrate to those of you, who haven’t heard of Illumicrate yet.

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Illumicrate is a quarterly book subscription Box, meaning it ships out 4 times a year              (November, February, May & August) and Illumicrate is based in the UK!

The YA Chronicles March Box

*The YA Chronicles do not sponsor this post, I paid for the Box & everything I say is my own honest opinion*

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Konnichiwa Dear Humans!

Today, I have ANOTHER Review/Unboxing of the YA Chronicles. The Ya Chronicles are a monthly Book subscription box & they are based in Australia. The March Box was my 3rd Box from TYAC. Previously, I have reviewed the December Box & The January Box. I skipped the February Box, because the theme (Rebel with a cause) implied, that the book would be Sci-Fi/Fantasy inspired and that’s just not my thing. So I skipped it 🙂 The March Box had the theme “Australia Made”, meaning The Book (or the Author) and all Goodies in the Box were from Australia (Australian Author, Australian suppliers). The theme was first announced as ” The Value of Friendship” when I first bought my box, but they later changed it to “Australia Made”. I didn’t mind that, even though I was looking forward to the Friendship Box. I had to skip the April Box simply because I couldn’t afford it this month. The theme was “Journal Junkie”. I’m hoping that the May Box will have a great theme!

But enough, with the talking, let’s get into the March Box!!

The YA Chronicles December Box

*The YA Chronicles do not sponsor this post, I paid for the Box & everything I say is my own honest opinion*

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Hi people! Today I’ve got ANOTHER Subscription Box for you (and there are a few more to come)

This post will be about ‘The YA Chronicles’, which is a Book Subscription Box from Australia. In this Box, you get a Book & a few Book-ish goodies that relate to the Book and/or the theme of the Box. I got myself the December Box, with the theme “Celebrate the Season”. I figured from the theme it would be something Christmas-sy/Winter Inspired, and I was right :D!!

Before I show you what came inside the Box, I want to tell you some facts.

• The YA Chronicles are based in Australia
• 1x Box costs $29,99 (Australian Dollar) (about 20€, 15GBP, 21USD)
• Shipping depends on where you live
• They ship worldwide
• You can pay with PayPal
• They ship their boxes between the 15th & 18th of each month)
• I ordered my Box on December 6
• It arrived on December 31
• I paid 58.97 AUD (39€, 28 GBP, 42 USD)
• 29,99 for the Box, 24,99 for Shipping + 3,99 for an Extra Bookmark

Kawaii Box November

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*Kawaii Box is not sponsoring this post, I paid for the Box & everything I say, is my own opinion*

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Hey guys! Today I will “Review” the November Kawaii Box 🙂

The Kawaii Box is a mothly subscription Box that is filled with items from Korea & Japan. The word ‘kawaii’ is japanese and means ‘cute’. If you are a Anime/Manga/Asian fan, this Box could be something for you!! 🙂

I first learned about this Box from WritersMania, who reviewed the September Box on her Blog. I asked her if she thought it was worth the money, and she said YES 🙂

Facts: