Concerts eh, not really sure...

But regarding Osaka, since you are quite a cosplayer, Nipponbashi aka Den-den town is a place to look see look see?

You can check out the list of concerts here: http://metropolis.co.jp/listings/
This is a weekly magazine that targets foreigners living in Japan

Is there anything cheaper in japan than malaysia? In osaka not tokyo. Like shoes, clothing, facial stuff something like that. Thanks!

Back from Izumo



Found Orange Kitkat , Oreo Kitkat & Strawberry kitkat

Was it at that interesting kitkat shop/factory thingy?

How are they compared to the green tea kit kat?

This post has been edited by Loongy22: Feb 3 2014, 06:22 PM

Daiso items are cheaper... 100 yen = RM3.30 only...

Guys do you thinks its better to withdraw money and convert while in malaysia or otherwise? What about withdraw using visa or just use credit card ? Which one is the best option?

Hye guys below is my itinerary in tokyo:

26/2 - 11pm arrive at henada airport (take a rest at Meguro-ku)

27/2 - The whole day at Mt. Fuji and skiing

28/2 - Disneysea

1/3 - Shibuya/harajuku/ginza..if got time go to roponggi or tokyo tower

2/3 - ueno/skytree/asakusa/odaiba..depart to KL at 11pm

I've heard they don't usually take non-Japanese credit cards everywhere.

Anyway, Japan is a cash society so convert it here and bring there

This post has been edited by Loongy22: Feb 4 2014, 11:47 AM

simple question:

Disneyland OR DisneySea???

cause only got 1 day for it

Rides > Disneysea
Kiddy stuffs > Disneyland

ok thanks.

yeap. 100 yen shop's stuff are really cheap and of good quality!

How about visa debit card ? Can use in japan ? Not withdraw cash but swipe during shopping ?thanks in advance

Not really true. I have used my MY credit card in most shops, even in kampong and I don't have any issue so far. But definitely its better to exchange your cash in MY rather than in Japan.

As for Japan is a cash society that is quite and interesting topic. My staff normally carries a stack of 10,000yen of cash wherever they go, and the most I have in the wallet is 10000yen...still the Malaysian mentality of scared being rob. At the same time, you can pay at the convenience store using your SUICA/PASMO or even cell phone. Even vending machine is cashless.

^ true that.

And just add, remember to inform your CC issuer that you might be using them during your travelling period, and bring a spare CC just in case.

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Ok thx bye

so tempting but i am scared of being poisoned by a fish

*killed by a dead fish. That's how I want to die! (not really)

Anyone can share experience in using debit visa or debit master card at japan? Thanks