Everybody have different interest. So I cannot say what I like you also like and vice versa. Just do some browsing of places of interest and find what you like most.

u fly in & out KIX?
giv u 1 suggestion, Kyoto.

below is the master here. read and plan on ur own first. gud luck!
sifu, any comment for hanami at Sewari Bank, Yawata, Kyoto? will there be a lot of ppl?

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Japan guide is your friend. http://www.japan-guide.com/

Anyway my previous trip to osaka/kyoto/tokyo itinerary here: http://look-see-eat.blogspot.sg/2013/04/ja...three-days.html

You should separate Tokyo and Kansai into 2 different trip.
Just miss so much of things.....

This Picture already told you answer

nola, tokyo i went a separate trip think a year+ before that so this trip never bothered going the other tokyo-area places (just the tuna auction which the previous trip i arrive too late lol).

wa.. holli shiit... i tot i could plan something there..
okay, i'll still go there but plan other place..

i tot i can see something like this.. anyway, thanks for ur feedback.


I did a trip cover osaka, nara, kyoto & tokyo as well. really not recomended. do focus in kansai or tokyo that give u appreciate & enjoy the most.

haha I got caught being lazy.kk I better start now.Appreciate the recommendations btw.

Tokyo Banana & MOS Burger

One of Japan's most famous souvenir would be their Tokyo Banana series. These banana-filled custard cakes could be found in most major shopping attractions around in Japan especially in the airports. The shop I went to was at their Tokyo Sky Tree branch which was located nearby the Sky Tree station.


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Personally, these tastes like any other banana related cakes (but 3 times more expensive) you can find back in Malaysia and is certainly nothing to shout about. The only reason that I can think of why this dessert is so popular in Japan is that because they don't produce bananas all year long. Most of their bananas are imported from China or Phillipines hence banana related desserts are considered a delicacy to them (same like how we craze over strawberries). No harm buying one box to try though, but certainly not worth it to buy a few boxes and add on to your luggage.

Another shop that is worth recommending is their MOS burger! This shop was originated from Japan and it's nice to finally try the shop at its place of origin. Having tried the shops at Taiwan and Singapore, it's a bit unfortunate that the shop that I went too has less choices for their unique rice burgers. Here they only sell Ebi Rice Burgers. No pork whatsoever :/



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I like it... nice !!

huh the mos burger signage is in Red color
the one i go is all Green

the one i went in taiwan is red also


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Both Green & Red are the same MOS..

Those are nice Bananas, how's the taste?

icic... keke
the one i saw in okinawa and hokkaido is green

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this tokyo banana taste is just overrate...
i guessed we eat too much banana here
haha never appreciate

nihon jin jus crazy bout banana...
bananas sold in japan is around 1000yen

Hahaha....appreciate your comment. My sister wanted me to buy her some nice stuff from Tokyo, was thinking maybe get her few boxes of bananas since they looked cute. Guess have to find other items.

my recommendation is to buy a box just for the heck of it
mayb u will like it?
at least u hv tried it wen ppl ask u next time

Ok, will buy one box of cute fluffy bananas.

taste is normal only lor. bananas are already normal for us. can just buy one box enough la.

but they are really nice! i bought 1 box as souvenir for friends, but end up eating all before i left japan