Yuuuup. Having to post this on mobile net. My home internet is down. Will see how long it takes for ISP to do their maintenance.

Stream will be later today, if it even happens. My ISP is doing some maintenance on their infrastructure, and I'm not sure if my connection will be stable enough for a stream. Will find out in an hour or so!

Parade ended with a bang~ĺ

Parade!

Wuff goes to the National Day Parade~

*contemplates assisting in any effort to convince*

Voice is a bit busted today, so I don't think I will be doing a stream. I'll make up for it with one tomorrow, and Tuesday. My apologies!

Now for convention grabs. First picture is all the stuff that came with the pass' tier. Second picture is stuff I got at the Dealer's Den. Some of these things, I will be giving to some close friends.

Am home, with lasting memories of my trip and experience.

Last meal in Indonesia. If you ever come here, and there is a Remboelan restaurant near you, give it a try. 10/10

Leaving Jakarta. Thought I would go to the convention venue one last time before leaving the hotel. There's nothing there now, but I had lots of fun here over the weekend. Pics and videos of the convention will be posted when I get home.

Convention is over. I had fun, but I also feel like I could have done more. Heading home tomorrow. Will unpack everything, mentally, then share stuff here, and on stream. More when I return home~

*Envies*

Those moves~

Day 1 of the con is done. Will talk more tomorrow. Am wiped for now. Had a lot of fun!

Dinnertime. I also want a fursuit now. Haaaalp.

It's timeeeee~

Yes, we can take them home!

Tomorrow is day 1 of IWAG, the furry convention. Am excite!

Took the train back to the hotel, to beat the traffic jams. I thought the trains were familiar. Turns out, they are formerly from the Tokyo metro and railway systems. Most of the trains in use now, were decommissioned in Japan in the early 2000s, and transferred to Indonesia.

Then went back to Kota Tua, where there's a night market. Also horses!

Went to nearby Glodok, which is Jakarta's Chinatown

Video of the square.

More from Kota Tua's central square.

Then a trip into Kota Tua (Old Town). This is a historic area built by the Dutch, during colonial times. Jakarta was known as Batavia then.

Lunchies!

Went to a nearby mall for lunch. Funny thing - there is a security check at the entrance to a lot of malls, and they run your bag through an X-Ray machine or a metal detector.

Relocated to the convention hotel today. This area is more green than central Jakarta itself. Traffic is... still a thing though.

Just moved to the convention hotel, and these are our room keys.

Nighttime Jakarta traffic around one of the major roundabouts. This is the famous one with the fountain.