It's sold at Computer accessories shop. It's really cheap though.

I bought my adapter from the shop selling luggage and winter clothes for Malaysia to Japan adapter. RM 12.90 one.

hi guys,
is there anywhere that can see sakura at end of march? or is it too early?

I wonder if it's still a good time to visit Japan now.. Due to the tsunami matters..

I would like to visit the north (Hokaido) and Tokyo, but reluctant to go through agents.. Prefer free and easy trip because I think I can speak good enough Japanese to survive there (I think*)..

The Japanese staff in my company said that it's less scary than what we in Malaysia have thought of actually

hey guys, could u help me to give info ..about want to continue study in japan..?..i'm spm 2011 candidate..so i wish i would get a chance to study in japan uni..hehe

please search in the 1st page TQ

yeah .got a little bit idea..but i still didn't know about the procedure to study there..could u help me?..like where should i apply...and much more..still blur..and also either aerospace,mechatronics,electronic..which one do u think much better course to take?..

eh guys ... if wanna ask about vacation instead of like living in Japan ... should post in the Travel to Japan thread instead of here?

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=545818

Friday, July 22, 2011

ANA, AirAsia tie up for budget carrier

By MIZUHO AOKI
Staff writer

All Nippon Airways Co. and AirAsia Bhd., Southeast Asia's biggest budget carrier, announced Thursday they together will launch a new low-cost carrier in Japan, aiming to cultivate new demand and survive intensifying competition.

AirAsia Japan Co. will be based at Narita International Airport and is expected to start both domestic and international flight operations in August 2012.

The two airlines didn't say what routes the new budget carrier was hoping to fly.

Its fares will be about a third or half the price of existing carriers, said Shinichiro Ito, ANA's president and CEO, adding the carrier aims to operate more than 30 aircraft by around 2016.

The joint venture is scheduled to be established next month with ¥5 billion in capital, they said. ANA will own 67 percent and AirAsia will hold the remaining 33 percent on a voting rights basis.

Intensifying competition in the Japanese aviation market "is a huge threat and at the same time, it is a huge business opportunity. And we've been thinking what we can do. One of the answers is to establish AirAsia Japan," Ito said.

Tony Fernandes, AirAsia's group CEO, said the new low-cost carrier will help boost economic growth in Japan. "We see an enormous potential in Japan, not just for outbound flights. There is a tremendous number of people (overseas) who want to come to Japan," he said.

AirAsia Japan will be ANA's consolidated subsidiary, but its business model will be based on AirAsia Bhd.

Friday, July 22, 2011

ANA, AirAsia tie up for budget carrier

By MIZUHO AOKI
Staff writer

All Nippon Airways Co. and AirAsia Bhd., Southeast Asia's biggest budget carrier, announced Thursday they together will launch a new low-cost carrier in Japan, aiming to cultivate new demand and survive intensifying competition.

AirAsia Japan Co. will be based at Narita International Airport and is expected to start both domestic and international flight operations in August 2012.

The two airlines didn't say what routes the new budget carrier was hoping to fly.

Its fares will be about a third or half the price of existing carriers, said Shinichiro Ito, ANA's president and CEO, adding the carrier aims to operate more than 30 aircraft by around 2016.

The joint venture is scheduled to be established next month with ¥5 billion in capital, they said. ANA will own 67 percent and AirAsia will hold the remaining 33 percent on a voting rights basis.

Intensifying competition in the Japanese aviation market "is a huge threat and at the same time, it is a huge business opportunity. And we've been thinking what we can do. One of the answers is to establish AirAsia Japan," Ito said.

Tony Fernandes, AirAsia's group CEO, said the new low-cost carrier will help boost economic growth in Japan. "We see an enormous potential in Japan, not just for outbound flights. There is a tremendous number of people (overseas) who want to come to Japan," he said.

AirAsia Japan will be ANA's consolidated subsidiary, but its business model will be based on AirAsia Bhd.

From Asakusa Bashi Station Code A16 ( 浅草橋駅 ) to Makuhari station ( 幕張駅 )  By Sōbu Line (中央・総武緩行線)
Makuhari almost in Chiba already....so you won't get any detail on Tokyo guide book.