bro mind to share your itinerary here?
may be others might interested for your schedule, as for example for them wanted to travel then....for holiday?
Advise you to make 2 itinerary...such as plan A and plan B...in case..!

lol! wait till xixi prove that 'he' was a gal lol hehehe...

me? I cant organise lol not suitable...other people more senpai ma...you can ask your fiance to join...must be merely and meriah lol! got Japanese join us for the gathering....Musha got Physczz got, asuk got...but they all might bz..hoping someone turn up lah hehehe...

1st of all...why not Naziswan...make a list for 2nd gathering Club LYN in Japan?

such as :

1- Naziswan,
2- Xixi,
3- Tanoshi,
...
..

Guys..my new ads in Japan:
[i]Hi all, A good news for Nokia owners in Japan. Now you can use your Softbank email with your unlock Nokia phone in Japan and same as other Softbank phone. I provide the email setting services for 2,500yen per unit Nokia phone,

This post has been edited by tanoshi: Mar 22 2010, 10:06 PM

Got lah dear..even my 3rd phone using N82 Softbank one hehehe..
I just promote it for those foreigners was Nokian and hate to use Jap phone then they can bring their Nokia phone to Jap and use as normal phone with Softbank....
dont disturb my biz arrr...later I report to Yakuza, see you in Shibuya huahahha! dont play play!

An articles to share..(even its old one, but I agreed with him)
Why I hate driving in Japan

By William Bonds

I don’t get out of Japan as much as I used to, but as far as I’m concerned, driving overseas is a zillion times more enjoyable than it is here. Why? Well here are 10 reasons.

1. Country roads. The most pleasurable thing about driving, for me, has always been cruising along a road less traveled in the British/American/Canadian/European countryside—there are few cars, no speed cameras and only beautiful scenery to look at. The Japanese countryside is polluted with ugly overhead cables, ugly villages and boring, boring roads.

2. Driving lessons. Getting a license in this country is ridiculously time-consuming and expensive. I know this because Mrs Bonds is halfway through the process. There are, if I remember rightly, around 40 hours of driving lessons, 30 hours of classroom lessons and five tests to take. It will cost around 300,000 yen. All this wouldn’t be so bad if Mrs Bonds were actually learning how to drive—but in fact all that is just to learn how to pass the exams. After she’s got her license, I’ll have to teach her how to drive.

3. Truck drivers. When the missus finally does earn her license, she won’t get any help from truck drivers. In Japan, like many other countries, “might is right.” Truckers seem to think that they have the right of way on any stretch of road. This is most apparent on expressways, when they drive right up your rear to try and bully you into moving over.

4. Blinkers. Do driving schools teach you what those orange lights are for? Even if they don’t, just how stupid can the drivers of Japan be? You put your indicators on before you brake to show that you are about to turn. Every day, I see drivers brake, then indicate, and then turn. The dumbest thing in Japanese motoring.

5. Insurance. OK, we need insurance, but my insurance man just quoted me a rate that’s higher for my second car than my first car, which is worth three times as much. On top of that, he says that because my second car is so cheap, it’s not covered for damage. So I pay less to get more insurance for a more expensive car. What’s more, he can’t link the two cars’ insurance policies. Oh yes, and I’m not covered for theft. Eh?

6. Shaken/taxes. You must get your car tested three years after you bought it new, and every two years thereafter. A dealer will charge you in the region of 150,000 yen to do this (my local mechanic does it for half that). A car inspection program is good, but this isn’t it. And how many privately owned Japanese cars need to be inspected after three years? Almost none. It’s an unrealistic and unnecessary burden on the car owner.

7. Parking. You have to have a parking place before you can own a car in Japan. Maybe not such a stupid idea, but the street parking in cities is way out of hand. Enforcement has improved, but there are still too many cars blocking too many roads. On the other hand, you will get a ticket for parking in a metered spot after-hours. Well, if a spot is OK during busy hours, why can’t we use it when the roads aren’t busy? Doesn’t make sense.

8. Tolls. I hate tolls. Apart from being an inefficient system for collecting money, they are way too high. OK, PM Aso has reduced them temporarily. Well done, but no one should be charged for sitting in a 50 kms traffic jam. You should only have to pay for expressways if they do their job, i.e., getting you from A to B fast.

9. PC Plod. A cop caught me speeding last week. Was it fair? Well, yes, I was speeding, but it was on a coastal toll road with absolutely no traffic. Possibly the quietest, safest road in Japan. Penalizing me on that road will not contribute to road safety in any way; he was just making sure he got his quota for the month. The police too often go for the easy target while letting the loonies go free.

10. Old People, young people. Confucius says old people are the repositories of wisdom. No, stupid people only get stupider as they grow older. And young stupid people are just plain dangerous. Restrict what they can drive and keep death off the roads.

William Bonds is an automotive journalist based in Chiba.

This commentary originally appeared in Metropolis magazine (www.metropolis.co.jp).

And I proud to have a valid full Japanese drivin license!

ulps gomen ne sis...

(hehehehe...I'm gonna have a date lol )

See you sis!

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Added on March 24, 2010, 4:40 pmOh my Malaysia!!!

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This post has been edited by tanoshi: Mar 24 2010, 04:40 PM

Mmm better buy in Malaysia lah...UNLESS the model not available in Malaysia and you know how to unlock it then...good to buy in here!
For me Malaysia is the best price!!!!!

As Musha quoted....For me you can buy anything as long the thing you cant find in Malaysia and its worthbuyin then..nothin is cheap duh huhuhu!

yeah 101% sure, and must work for it to get it lorrr...

An example I bought a T's not so expensive (its a COKE'S made in USA, BUT sold only in Japan with Japanese words in front and English at the back...some of my relatives offer me for RM100!! just to show the value you bought an item from Japan that couldnt find in Malaysia...what for you wanna buy the thing also can get in Malaysia and some more if cheaper pun just a different for RM20-30..sake because of 'cheap' then willing to buy in Japan ka bro? huhuu...
Whatever is, your money maaaa...up to you lorrr as long you happy, anyone no rights to complaint kih kih!

yeah...even 100yen shop also you need to pay 105yen hehehe!

Eh I heard..in Malaysia got so many branches of 'Daiso' famous 100yen shop here...but Daiso Msia selling RM5 is it?

arghhh...I miss Sg Wang!
Eh which floor the Daiso shop?

Now I'm lookin for any investor who wanna open shop just for 'Made In Japan' shop lah...

wink wink...we will on our date yah ahaks!
btw u got PM!

ahhaaaa... sure just for you my dear! (See regentcid red face oledi hahhahaa)
later I give my number ye sayang...hohoho (more people will jelous woooooorrr!!! )
PM u again ya sayang

See...I told ya guys!
rileks lah Musha...I just tickle xixi oni maaaa!
Hey lama tak jumpa....how bout this Saturday, koganei koen Flea Mart?? iku?

eh forgot...Sunday lah not Saturday...
Wah Tokyo Drift!!! wanted to go but sigh...already promised onna to meet up lah! unless shes not comin huhuhu..

waaa bro...still at work arrr? Assumin your oss not goin back yet is it? hehehe!

p/s: mind to attach the link of the Tokyo Drift?

yoroshiku!

This post has been edited by tanoshi: Mar 26 2010, 07:30 PM

Ahaaaaa....GOT DATE!!!!???? now its reveal you are not available anymore!!
Need not to introduce lah the 'onna' for you yah! yattaaaa!

Hello bro...excuse me arrr...Shibuya is Musha District, my District is in Harajuku! Even you can go to Harajuku Kebab and ask who is 'Harajuku Imam' swear to god...the 'big guys' knows which one I am...not bout show off...at least please be proud to be Malaysian and u got Malaysian frenz in Japan lah...am I? we all fren fren rite hahahha!

hehehe...must discipline lorrr...your district is your district cannot kacau other district lor...hahahha

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Added on March 27, 2010, 10:56 amSayang, regentcis in Mlacca..so anytime for him lor...just only a special day between us
huahahahhaha!

Go ahead dear, have fun and enjoy with your weekends! take care ok, dun be notty!
(see... anyone will come out to say something? )

This post has been edited by tanoshi: Mar 27 2010, 10:56 AM

hai hai..nihon yokoso!
wow...selamat datang!
So studyin in Hokkaido?
I think you can look for f4tE I guess..(or he is in sapporo? anyone remember him?)
Malaysian community will be MIJ (yahoogroups) sorry to say I just UNsubscribe with them last year..seems all wanna show off when talk in groups...not my style...I think you will learn something a few more days hehehe..
Mmm..Tokyo culture a bit diff with north south east pref. so its depend too!
Glad to join us in thread!

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Added on March 27, 2010, 8:06 pmSo e-jump dah jumpa partner to 'backpackers' together gether?
eh hope sempat gathering bersama!
hoping this time in Harajuku lah!

This post has been edited by tanoshi: Mar 27 2010, 08:06 PM

Aish u r regentcid..all bad on me arrr!
I'm good boy lah! UT store? wat store is that? Where is it? in Harajuku?I got no time for searching school gal lah...the school gal will look for me one huhuhu...I take care for gaijin buat kacau oni maaaaa...!

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Added on March 27, 2010, 8:41 pmOhhh...ok Jump...sure you find one IF u use make utilise the tips that I gave you last year!
So use it this time sure you get one..Forget not your name card with EMAIL ADDRESS...dun forget to bring!!!

This post has been edited by tanoshi: Mar 27 2010, 08:41 PM