cannot-lah...she has a lover....and afterwards I will kena hentam....and this already become kopitiam discussion...

need to change phone number....that's why i opt for pocket wifi and still maintain my current phone number for ppl to call me in case of emergency

u diam2 so fast meet aldy

ok lor

im using dual sim phone

and hv spare phone...

so... no prob for me

dual-sim phone good
but carrying 2 phones ...no good at least for me lah

haha

Not worth it taking 7days JR pass as I'll be going KL - Tokyo - Osaka - KL

I'm going end of March so it's going to be peak season, that's why need to make sure can get the tickets.

I know JR East have online purchase but JR Central also can buy online?

What about this "ticket shop"? How to buy from them?

Saw this in fb. https://www.facebook.com/onmyway333/?fref=ts

Dunno good or not

http://www.onmyway333.com/index.php?route=...t&product_id=63

If you are buying from Tokyo, should be JR East. I have an account but in Japanese. If you use EN, dont think it is possible. No idea. End of March is not really peak season as there are no big holidays. Only crowd is people joining universities/companies as April is normally the start of fiscal year in in Japan.

Those ticket shops are just shops you might see on the street. Quite easy to identify them as they will display currently what tickets they have. There are a few in Shinjuku/SHibuya.

wow... free??

pay lah...where got foc in this world.

u see the link. they got sell

recommended pocket wifi for sapporo? travelling in feb?

the only pocket wifi that I will always take from whenever I go Japan is Global Advance Communications.
The coverage is very good even when I'm on top a ski mountain, around 1,000ft.

They deliver the pocket wifi to your hotel at no extra charge if you are unable to pick-up at the airport. They also provide you a self addressed envelope when you need to return it to them. Just drop it into the post box at the airport.

Went to Japan for 6 days(13th Jan-18th Jan, just came back this morning), so damn cold especially in Kyoto(it was snowing when I was there), now I'm down with a cold

My itinerary(quite rushed lah, since my dad decided to go to Kyoto at the last minute ):
1st day: Arrived at Tokyo at 3.40pm, took Narita Express to Shinagawa and caught a Shinkansen to Kyoto.
2nd day: Explore Kyoto(Arashiyama bamboo grove, Kinkaku-ji temple, Fushimi Inari shrine and Kiyomizu temple) for one whole day, before returning to Tokyo via shinkansen at 6pm. Checked in at hotel and did some sightseeing in Shibuya crossing
3rd day: Visited Lake Kawaguchiko, but too bad the peak of Mt. Fuji was covered by the clouds.
4th day: Brief visit to Tsukiji Fish Market, went to see the life-sized Gundam@Odaiba DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, visited Sensoji Temple in Asakusa and sightseeing of Tokyo Skytree from Asakusa.
5th day: My dad and I went separate ways, I visited University of Tokyo's campus, Tokyo Dome and Jiyugaoka, while my dad went to Yokohama Chinatown and Kamakura. Gathered at the hotel at around 7pm and went to have dinner in an all-you-can-eat Yakiniku joint.
6th day: Visit to Tokyo Imperial Palace and Tokyo station, shopping at Shinjuku and Akihabara(bought a tax-free G-shock watch) and went to see the Hachiko statue in Shibuya(I missed it on the 2nd day). After that, we lugged our luggages from Sugamo station to Hamamatsucho station and took the Tokyo monorail to Haneda to catch our flight back.

Gotta say I'm impressed with how courteous the Japanese are.. When they give you the change, they will count the change individually in front of you.

gotta say im more impressed with you
6days can cover kyoto, kawaguchiko and tokyo

1 day in kyoto only...

you will be returning soon to kyoto

This post has been edited by lyc1982: Jan 19 2017, 04:59 PM

Thanks, but it is very tiring lah... coz my dad only planned to go to Kyoto after booking the flight tickets(and hotel) to Tokyo. Ended up having to cancel one night of hotel stay in Tokyo and rebook a night in Kyoto.
(Of course, we bought the JR pass for this trip since we are taking the Shinkansen)

And I did not have time to do shopping at all... only bought some Japanese CDs, an Irobot Roomba battery and a G-shock watch.

Where do you go for the all you can eat yakiniku? How much was it?

It's at this place called 肉屋の台所 宮益坂ミート(near Shibuya crossing). It's not cheap though, at around 11960 yen for two pax(4980 yen for wagyu beef course + 1000 yen for free flow of alcohol). But you get free flow of marbled wagyu beef...

This post has been edited by yellowpika: Jan 19 2017, 04:55 PM

got photo?

Your suggestion is so exp

Exp? Expensive? 😂