QUOTE(popcorn513 @ Feb 8 2012, 02:40 PM)
thanks, i only stay in Japan for 1week+ only, but i think this package is monthly basis?
What/how to get communication line cheapest for only 1 week trip?
Well, even if you work out the cost for the monthly 1GB limit prepaid, it's still cheaper than any other methods to get mobile data (eg Intl data roaming or getting one of those mobile wifi hotspot thingy). So, unless you're here for just 1-2 days, getting this B-mobile prepaid Data SIM is my recommendation.What/how to get communication line cheapest for only 1 week trip?
QUOTE(matt85 @ Feb 10 2012, 04:33 AM)
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Btw, PsyCHZZZ, have you seen anywhere selling Docomo Sharp phone? Thinking of bringing one back next time.
DoCoMo Sharp phone? Which model? http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/lineup/d/ Btw, PsyCHZZZ, have you seen anywhere selling Docomo Sharp phone? Thinking of bringing one back next time.
But anyway, with DoCoMo; I don't think you can get just the phone itself.
Also, it'll be quite pointless since most of the functions & services are for the Japan market & network only.
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QUOTE(smwah @ Feb 11 2012, 02:04 PM)
It is enjoyable renting a bike at kyoto area? Parking bike at those tourist area need to pay? how about deparment store area. Thx
I tried it before for 1 day so here's my 2 cents worth- 1. Season
I went to Kyoto during the summer holiday and it was HOT. So... hot weather plus cycling doesn't go together. (Imagine cycling around KL city in our weather
2. Costs
I can't remember how much it costs me to rent the bicycle but I think it was definitely more than 1000 yen / day.
The one day bus pass that covers the entire Kyoto city is only 500 yen.
In this sense, if you have more time in your hands; it might make more sense to buy the day-pass ticket and then plan your itinerary based on the bus route and schedule.
3. Convenience
Cycling around from one spot to the next is more convenient and in most cases, faster as you can cut through the smaller roads.
However, you cannot simply park your bicycle anywhere and yes, you also sometimes need to pay for the parking.
So, while it's convenient that you don't need to walk to the bus stops and wait for the bus, you'll need to worry about other stuffs.
4. Hidden parts of Kyoto
One of the biggest advantage when you cycle is that you''re going through some of the smaller roads and also alleys whereby the bus route won't cover. So, this gives a nice perspective on the city and it is also very unique.
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