QUOTE(cherrypop @ Apr 30 2014, 03:47 PM)
Oh cool. May i know the souvenirs' price roughly?

I bought some Kit Kats from Nishiki Market in Kyoto for about 300 yen each, quite a good deal I must say. I also bought some I Love Kyoto shirts at 1000 yen each at the market. Uniqlo in Japan has really good deals as well, about 990 yen for a cute Line t-shirt. Also bought Kobe cheese cakes at about 800 yen per box. Japan is home to really cute stuff!
QUOTE(JooSeng @ Apr 30 2014, 04:30 PM)
demmm...u sure got cheap flight tix, how much was it?
n the hotel u book?
I bought my return tickets from Air Asia 2 months in advance at RM821 including airport tax and luggage. As my colleague is working in Japan, I managed to get free stay for my 6 days there. Hence the cheap trip.
QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 30 2014, 05:00 PM)
wow! do share how your expenditure breakdown
I spent most of my money on transportation there. Stayed in Oiwake Guchi, so I had to take the bus each time I wanted to go to the Kusatsu train station with each bus journey to be 230 yen. As I traveled mainly to Osaka, Kobe and Kyoto, I used the Icoca card which I loaded with 10,000 yen (and got a refund of 400 yen on my last day). As for food, I normally ate street food in markets with occasional restaurant trips for okonomiyaki. All in all I spent about RM1.2k with the remaining money spent on souvenirs. Of course this only comes with free accommodation that I had while I was there.
QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 30 2014, 09:47 PM)
Oh like that still okay..then i wait for other people go toilet and take over the seat
eh, what about the icoca refund. I should be able to get a refund for Icoca and purchase shinkansen ticket at Shin-Osaka JR office right, is it from the same counter?
I got my refund from the JR office in Kansai Airport.