get uniqlo's heat tech ...light and not bulky

Dont understand your question....since you already have outer jacket, can you still fit any of this jacket? What is the purpose? For the wind? Also if you go into any shop, it will be damn hot and you will need to "strip down". If you wear so many layers....good luck!. Now in Tokyo, I wear my normal working clothes and then a thick jacket, and a scarf. Its really cold and chilly and when wind blows, the scarf really helps.

those 3 that u said won't even be enough for the cold of tokyo
better be very prepared than under-prepared
scarf and glove are a must(which is the mistake i did)

I'm going to Osaka 1st of feb, I've totally forgotten about wifi getting from locals.
I've checked most locals one also not available anymore.. Is wifi router/sim easy to get in japan when I first reach?

did u try wiyo?

They say heattech cannot tahan, but ultra can wo.. I'm thinking which to buy now since you said Kok Kong got better reputations.
Ahh okok. But then Tokyo got snow meh?

Remember wear waterproof boots hahah.

Most of the rides are boring, probably suitable for  kids 10 & below.
Every corner shop selling Disney souvenirs

Alright, thanks for the link. I am also thinking if I should bring my camera along. I'm only using canon 500d, got prime, zoom and wide angle lens. Not sure which lens to bring.. I found some tripods in lelong, mudah website for like RM30. Those should do it right?
Hmm, then really need to prepare for the worst. I've bought scarf cause it looks nice, then I realized I actually need it for Tokyo trip. Water proof shoe.. don't think I have any.. need to spend money again.. Now need to hunt for gloves. Saw Muji selling those smartphone friendly gloves. Anyone know what are the choices besides Muji?
DisneySea ya? My gf went Disneyland in HK, so she wanted to go DisneySea this time. I'm abit skeptical about rollercoasters, is still bearable right? Too fast I scare I pee in pants.

Just wondering, where you guys got your tickets? I'm planning on buying it from klook. Wanna see if there's any other ways to get it cheaper..

DSLR and tripod too heavy
thats why now i chose something in between
a mirrorless(sony) camera with a good lens with gorilla pod
super duper small and light(except the lens) and shoot very good quality photos
i dnt trust my HP for photos at all

Guys just a quick question, I'm going Tokyo in the next few days. As hotel and flight tickets has been taken care of, I just need to prepare cash for spending there.

Is RM 3000 enough? I can put the rest on card. Mostly will be roaming around Tokyo with the exception of one day going to Gotemba Outlet.

Thank you.

planning to Hokkaido. only 5 full days, so what do you guys recommended?

Well there's always the card.
Ah ok I get your meaning.

Yes, I've bought from Narita airport. There's pretty much no cost to it other than the 220 yen they deduct when you return the card for a refund. There's a deposit of 500 yen which you'll get back when you return the card.

I wouldn't say 5 days in Tokyo is more than enough. In fact, I would say it's not enough. 3 days Tokyo and 2 days Osaka is really pushing it, you won't see much things unless you prefer the touch and go type. Personally, I would think a week in Tokyo would be just nice. 5 days you should be able to cover the popular and must-go spots, don't have much time to go shopping and eating around. If you plan for Disneyland/Disneysea, that's at least 1 day gone there already.

Ooh so go back Japan that time can use.

Japan needs international license. you can easily get it from JPJ, pay RM150 valid for one year. Google up on the process.

BTW, i read some news saying the Fukushima radiation getting worse? Am going to Tokyo coming April, abit worried.

Does it mean i need to be careful with sushi when i go there? 

If you search for articles saying Japan is safe and seafood isn't affected by radiation and safe to eat, you will find them.

If you search for articles saying the irradiated water has spread all over the world and cause mutations in fish and sealife, you will find them too.

Psychologists have a concept called "confirmation bias" i.e. people tend to find and remember/believe stories, articles & information that suits their own beliefs.

For me, it's simple. I visit Japan two weeks a year (max); Japanese people eat 25times as much so-called irradiated food and get exposed to 25times as much radiation, but I don't see any widespread occurrences of mutated babies or drop in birth rate attributed to the radiation. So why should I be worried?

Hi there, this is my first time travel to japan
travel with my wife and 2 daughter ( 4 years old)  & (7 month) , will going there early march for 7 days

will arrive at Nagoya early morning ..plan to take  Nagoya sightseeing using bus called "me guru"  should i stay in Nagoya or can straight away go to Tokyo? plan to go to tokyo using shinkansen? should i buy ticket now?heard can collect ticket in KL area

what is the best time to visit Tokyo disneyland? Saturday? Sunday? heard on weekend got fireworks show
, plan to spend 1 night at mount fuji .and the rest maybe free and easy

please advice

if arrive at japan at early morning 6am on 7 march 2017, and going to return on 19 march 2017, is it enough time to visit two cities such as tokyo or osaka?

You just look at the prime minister, if the prime minister still stays in Japan, then Japan is safe to stay. Simple theory.

When I went last year, me and my group were hoping there is an earthquake lol. So thick clothes should be fine right? No need winter clothes.

when i was at japan last december
i work a T-shirt and winter jacket
i was expecting around sub 10c but not until 3-4c
so i was shivering the whole week
not that i dnt have enough cloth on but i missed out gloves and scarf....my fingers literally hurt

How do I get the Disneyland Express pass?

Guys, wat gadget / items did u all buy from japan, which is not availble in Malaysia or u think super worthy ?

I plan to buy some Japanese whisky, other than that don't knw wat to buy liao

What is the food expense range there like? I will be travelling to Japan for probably a week and was thinking how would the cost be like for food? I have a rough idea on how mahal the accommodation and other expense will be like, but I am still unsure how much it will be.

For those who have traveled there before, how much was your food expense for your stay?

Instead of getting JR pass, why dont u guys take midnight bus from Tokyo to Osaka.

if u factor mrt to/from airport
it is not cheap