Bought air ticket to Tokyo next year March to see Sakura. But when our family knew that we're going to Tokyo, they told us Tokyo is not safe to go, still got radiation and etc....and now it made us hesitated whether to go or not...sigh

Will reach Tokyo on 26March until end of the month,should have Sakura already right?

Lol.....have to spend more money lor like that....

In dilemma right now....sigh.....

Aiksss....hmm....have already bought the ticket.

Go down again?! Should I grab now??? Going to Tokyo March next year

Just now checked Money Master's rate online, today's rate is 30.75, hmm...will go even lower?

I'll be reaching Haneda Airport at 10:30, should be able to buy the tickets and catch a bus to town huh?

Hi, does anyone stayed at Ibis Tokyo Shinjuku before?

Yup first timer here.
Members of the hotel group gets cheaper price

This post has been edited by terryykf: Oct 9 2014, 01:44 PM

Half price of the published rate when there is a sale

Yes I can. Saw from the blog, is quite nice oh

Ahhh...I see. Thanks for the valuable info.

Info from www.myjapantips.com

A note to foreign travelers to Japan that JR East’s “Suica & N’EX” package that had been sold for the last few years will be discontinued on April 1st, with the final sales taking place on March 31st. The “Suica and N’EX” package allowed tourists to travel on the Narita Express from Narita Airport to Tokyo and receive a SUICA card for travel around the Tokyo area at a reduced fare. One-way and round trip packages, as well as standard and green (first) class accommodations were all available. However, JR East has decided to retire this option. My guess is either due to low use or because of the pending increase in the consumption (aka sales) tax in Japan.

In any case, JR East is now pushing it’s one-way “N’EX Tokyo Direct Ticket” which is a flat 1,500 yen fare in standard class from Narita Airport to stations in Tokyo. The new package does not include a Suica card, does not include a round-trip (the return fare has to be paid in full), and does not include Green Car accommodation (which also has to be paid in full).

More details on the JR East Web Site: http://www.jreast.co.jp/e/pass/nex_oneway.html

Sir,
Journey will be around 10hours right? If take bus from Tokyo to Kyoto?

Oh ok. Thanks for your reply.

Sir, I see people always stay at ryokan in Osaka or Kyoto. How about Tokyo? I'm going to Tokyo with my cousins. They say want to try ryokan in Tokyo or minshu.

Okay. Thank you so much.

Wah...looks like there's people also looking for ryokan in Tokyo. Hey, I've also found one ryokan at Asakusa named Ryokan Asakusa Shigetsu, this one got hot spring oh

Okay noted! Thank you!

I just emailed them, but they are fully booked on the day I want, so sad!

Since Tokyo Ryokan is fully booked on the day that I want, now I'm looking for other alternatives....

1) Tama Ryokan (2 stations away from Shinjuku)

2) Taito Ryokan (Asakusa)

Yalor...they got only three rooms.

Really?! Lucky you! Me still looking leh,sigh....want at Asakusa area