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A Gripping Saga Continues Part 2 of "Gyeongseong Creature" has taken the K-drama world by storm, delivering As viewers await the next part (if there will be one), one thing is certain: the gripping saga of Gyeongseong

Not only this, but these treats have an intense flavor when it comes to the sugar content.

As a rebuttal to Coke's "Zero" song by NewJeans, Pepsi follows suit with Pepsi Zero Sugar promotional

monsterization" of humans bringing on a new species, neohumans, altering the course of this three-season saga

It's a pan fried delicacy that is filled with cinnamon, melted brown sugar, and sliced nuts.

The “Sugar Feast” is Real! These delightful treats are all sugary confections, each offering a unique taste and texture that adds

This snack is rich in fiber, which helps control blood sugar levels and lowers cholesterol levels!

Dalgona is a combination of sugar and baking soda and is a type of honeycomb candy. Einspanner (which some of you may not know like me initially) and a rich cream, with a type of darkened sugar It's a rich, sugary drink and definitely creates a warm welcome for fall!

(Kimchi, pork, vegetables) and place them into a large bowl and season with soy sauce, sesame oil, sugar

Rice dough is the base of this chewy rice cake and it is also filled with beans, sugar, and other alimentary

You can also import goods here such as sugar, icing, European dark chocolate, and many more.

#tokyovice #anselelgort #kenwatanabe Elgort and Watanabe deliver in this complex crime-driven thriller! Tokyo Vice is one of the best shows of the season! Ken Watanabe and Ansel Elgort star in Tokyo Vice. Photo via The Japan Times. *Contains spoilers. 4.7/5 Stars HBO Max's original Tokyo Vice just finished its first 8 episode season Thursday, April 28th. The Tokyo-based crime thriller premiered on April 7th and proved to be one of the best shows of the season with its star-studded cast. Here are our thoughts about this new amazing show! An American ex-pat, Jake Adelstein (Ansel Elgort Baby Driver 2017), is an aspiring journalist for Tokyo's most revered and oldest newspaper, Yomiuri Shinbun. Being the first non-Japanese reporter has its challenges as Jake navigates the Yakuza-owned underbelly of Toyko's streets. Jake has immersed himself in Japanese culture and mastered its language as we're pulled into the rigorous process of becoming a top Japanese reporter at one of Japan's most respected newspapers. Although he is considered to be an "expert" in Japanese culture and language, from a non-Japanese standpoint, Jake learns that he must navigate the culturally steep landscape of Japanese work culture. He constantly butts heads with his superiors and can't seem to find any leads to any crime stories. Jake befriends a veteran police detective, Hiroto Katagiri (Ken Watanabe Godzilla: King Of The Monsters 2019), in hopes to get a solid lead on the current murders by the territory fighting Yakuza. The unseemly pair form a peculiar bond as they try to solve a string of murders committed by local Yakuza gangs. Ansel Elgort delivers a much more complex character in Jake Adelstein. A far cry from his dialogue-less character, Baby, in Baby Driver. Ken Watanabe adds to the complexion by providing a father figure guiding role to the young reporter. The season ends with a lot of questions and mystery. How are the unlikely pair of a police detective and a rookie reporter going to take on the mob? What will happen to Hiroto Katagiri's family as they're being watched by the Yakuza? We can't wait for Season 2, which hasn't been officially renewed yet. Being ex-pats ourselves, in Korea, we can confirm how difficult it is to assimilate to the local culture, especially in one of The Asian Tiger countries. Elgort has proved to be a top-tier actor learning Japanese for the role and embracing the local Japanese culture. What are your thoughts about this series? Would you be able to learn the local language and immerse yourself in the culture? Let us know your thoughts and experiences!