Bungee jumping not suitable for old people like me...fox canyon just walk on the stream?

slide more..it takes up 50% of whole journey. You can refer it to Video

Bungy jump just 42m only. Compare to New Zealand 200m plus

This post has been edited by RegentCid: Feb 4 2015, 10:47 PM

Just came back from Mount Moiwa, -6 celcius at the summit, felt like red ants biting your fingers. If wear gloves quite difficult to operate camera. Street car from Susukino to Inarichi Ropeway is just a nice experience.

Just saw the video..i will probably die on my first slide

What is Street car?

[quote=RegentCid,Feb 4 2015, 11:23 PM]
What is Street car?

nice...looks very nostalgic

Yes, I hope so.
In the end, I still spent a day in Osaka.
Tomorrow will go to Kyoto.

I didn't visit any of the shrines when I was in Tokyo.
I like those buildings.

Oh ya, so far I'm enjoying my stay in Kobe. Maybe because my friend's house is bigger here compared to my another friend's house in Tokyo. Cannot blame her because it is more expensive in Tokyo and the one in Kobe is fully paid by company.

So far I like Osaka and Kobe's weather compared to Tokyo, it is freezing cold in Tokyo with the constant cool wind.

Most of the time I'm using Google Map to show me the correct train and platforms, so today I didn't see it clearly and it actually guided me to take a tram to Sumiyoshitaisha Shrine. Luckily I made it despite with very minimal English. I didn't know Kansai Thru Pass also covers that, my mistake for not showing it to the driver when I disembarked. Anyway, it is only 210 yen compared to the loss I encountered for my Pasmo card. Lost it somewhere in transition when I took Shinkansen from Tokyo to Osaka. It was in my pocket all the while and before I left the seat, I checked if I left anything behind. Nothing was left behind. Yet, I couldn't find it anymore. I reloaded 1k yen before it went missing... It still has 1.5k yen.

Anyway, luckily in Osaka, I use KTP all the time. I bought a 3-day ticket and still thinking if I should buy another 2-day for Friday and Saturday. I'm only going to Nara and travel back to Kobe on Friday and Saturday will be in Kobe before I leave to KIX at night. Worth for it? 4k yen... For my travels from Osaka to Kobe, it costs me around 500-700 yen per trip, so it is 1.4k yen max for daily return trip. Or else, I just get an Eco card. At least there is some discounts on Saturday.

Any advice?

This post has been edited by fruitie: Feb 4 2015, 11:57 PM

u go to new zealand u skyjump

regentCid

im modify a bit my itineary for kyoto , morning only go kinkakuji and arashiyama , skip higashiyama ,
and after lunch direct go nabana no sato and after that catch 10-11pm shinkanshen to tokyo

im confuse about the ticket , i saw a bundle ticket pass which include everything

http://www.kintetsu.co.jp/senden/Railway/T...bana/index.html

it stated 5790 yen per person including train food entrance fees etc

but where we buy the pass ? and where to depart ?

izzit from kyoto main station ?

the ticket is for the entrance to light illumination show only right

the website a bit confusing

This post has been edited by ping325: Feb 5 2015, 08:57 AM

This call Tram. Street car pulak....
When you say Susukino I already know it was tram.

This post has been edited by RegentCid: Feb 5 2015, 09:28 AM

If you dunno then forget about Kintetsu railways pass. Make thing easy then just take Shinkansen to Nagoya Station. At Nagoya take JR train to Kuwana Station. Then at Kuwana Station take Bus to Nabana no sato.

ok i direct reach there buy entrance ticket seems better

btw i saw the website say kuwana station bus stop operating d during the festival? izzit true

need to go to kintetsu nagashima station for the free shuttle bus ?

http://www.nagashima-onsen.co.jp/page.jsp?id=3458

This post has been edited by ping325: Feb 5 2015, 09:49 AM

Link was car park not train station. The car park was you driving car using expressway.
No such thing was Kuwana Station stop operation. Most easy way to nabana no sato still take train to Kuwana Station then at Kuwana Station take shuttle bus 240Yen per way to nabana no sato

This post has been edited by RegentCid: Feb 5 2015, 09:55 AM

reminds me of patlabor, late 80s / early 90s techie
nonetheless, still looks awesome

i mean the link there top part i use google translate , what what direct bus from there
btw i'll listen to ur advice =D
will go to kuwana station and take bus to there

http://www.nagashima-onsen.co.jp/page.jsp?id=12185
for the ticket purchase , confirm able to purchase that day if i reach before 7pm ? i scare i travel all the way from kyoto reach there then ticket SOLD OUT then i really CRY LOL

For winter illumination use Nagashima station instead.
Bus schedule can refer here,
http://www.kintetsu.co.jp/senden/Railway/T...l#baszikokuhyou

Kintetsu run special package for Nabana no Sato (incl of train, bus & entrance ticket) here,
http://www.kintetsu.co.jp/senden/Railway/T...bana/index.html

i mean is kuwana station got operate, but the bus seems no operate , btw i read from a link here

http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3313.html#jump_access

not sure true or not

hi guys,

i plan to go to tokyo again (and now visit kyoto too) during early May 2015.

anything to do there and any recommended airline for best bang for buck?