Tin Toy Club / 3-6 July 2009

After one year’s preparation, the first TIN TOY CLUB (www.tintoyclub.com) was set up in Shanghai in July. In order to let more young generation knowing our club, we co-operated with the organiser of CHINA FANTASY 2009 ( A Comic and Game Convention ) to set up a small booth there from 3-6 July this year.

The China Fantasy 2009 attracted over 20,000 visitors every day.

Out staff are trying very hard to promote our products.

New products are on their way…

TIN TOY CLUB is a tin toy collectors’ club which orgainised by MARXU INTERNATIONAL LTD. It’s not only promoting new tin toy products, but also pushing the art of tin toy to more young generations in China.

After a friendly recommendation by our staff, this guy is buying 6 pieces of tin toys.

Hello, girl, u know what’s inside? 🙂

Hi, would you like to join as a tin toy club member? We now have promotion…

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School Excursion: BETHESDA (Pasir Ris) Kindergarten / 26-5-08

After the excursion, teachers bring all the kids to the park which just in front of MoST. 🙂

School Excursion: Clementi Town Secondary School / 16,20-22 May 20008

Excursion: AMAZING GRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH / 7 March 2008

Excursion: RAINBOW CHILDCARE / 22 Feb 2008

Excursion: PEBBLE PLACE CHILDCARE / 22 Feb 2008

Excursion: BOON LAY GARDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL/ 28 Jan 2008

Excursion: CHARACTER MONTESSORI / 28 Dec 2007

Excursion: Teachers from YANGZHENG PRIMARY SCHOOL / 26 Dec 2007

Japan Trip / 28th Nov – 1st Dec (Last Day) – Museums at Yokohama

I am leaving Japan today at 4:30pm, so hope to see more things before I leave. After some consideration, I’m not going for sights seeing and decide to visit few more museums at Yokohama. The 1st museum which I go to is Yokohama Yusen (It means CRUISE in English) Museum. Yokohama Yusen Museum is located at Yokohama Yusen Building which was completed in 1936 and owned by one of the leading shipping companies in Japan. The entrance ticket is 500 yen, no photograph taking in the museum. 😦

This museum is worth to see if you are interested in ship or cruise. Plenty of historical items support this museum, the most interesting part for me is you can view the original menu, bowl, plate and what’s the food served on the cruise in 1930s.

The 2nd museum which I go to is YOKOHAMA ARCHIVES OF HISTORY. Again, not allow for taking photography. 😦

The building was owned by THE BRITISH CONSULATE in 30s.

The last museum which I go is YOKOHAMA CUSTOM MUSEUM. At first, I don’t know this is a museum, I was just attracted by the below DOG MASCOT and realised this is another museum at Yokohama.

This is a MUSEUM DOG which represent the custom museum. The reason why the museum using this mascot is because this is the type of the dogs which help Japan custom officer to find out the drugs, weapons from Japan custom. BRILLIANT CONCEPT! 🙂

The 1st and the previous CUSTOM OFFICERS of Japan.

After visiting the 3 museums, it’s about 1:15pm and I am hungry. I manage to find a tiny restaurant at Yokohama Station and find the food is really delicious. This is a restaurant which specialise in CURRY RICE, there are various kind of CURRY SAUCE for you to choose. So if any of you interests in Japanese Curry, please come and try this. (Not sure whether they have any outlet outside Yokohama)

WANT TO TRY??? 🙂