HI I am going to Tokyo Next Month for vacation

As we already know visa is exempted for malaysian. Just wonder is there any document we need to produce at the airport besides return ticket, hotel accommodation?
Do we need to produce proof of employment or bank statement?
Anyone has just entered japan before for holiday, can you guys share your experience. Thank You!

Thanks. I checked and seems like its the Special One or Two Day Open Ticket (For Customers from Abroad) that looks like value for money.
http://www.tokyometro.jp/en/ticket/value/t...ndex.html#anc02

So if I'm going for six days, does that mean I buy 3 Special 2-Day Open Tickets to get the best deal?

There's also the Suica card but seems like I have to keep topping it up which is a hassle.

To those who have used AirAsia where the arrival time at Henda airport is 11pm, how early or late do they actually arrive? Want to know so I can see if I have enough time to take the train to Grand Park Hotel Panex Tokyo near Kamata station. I probably also have to collect my Tokyo Metro tourist ticket and Mifi at the airport if I do rent one.
It's my first time there so I'll probably get lost a little.

i have activate my cc usage during my travelling in japan. do i still need to get pin number for my credit card or no need? incase they need me key in pin number?

Hi guys,

Am planning to go to Tokyo next year March and the lowest tics price I found so far is at RM1300 (before tax/bag) from AirAsia. Is there anyway it can go lower?

If not, can anyone advise me whether its worth waiting for MATTA fair?

I'm also using Expedia to determine cheapest flight tickets around. Any other suggestion?

As for budget, I'm allocating RM7k for 12 days (inclusive flight and hotel).

How strict is Tokyo in terms of bringing food in? Being a Muslim and it's a bit difficult for me to find food there, I was thinking of bringing some food in to make my trip easier i.e. Maggi Mees, Brahim's ready made curry's or some fried rice paste and thing's like that since I can buy rice there to be cooked? Will this be a problem with the Customs?