So long as no delays should be ok. Though now school holidays checking in might be difficult. But ask if you can arrange for your baggage to be directly connected to your flight to Kuantan might work. Not sure if you have to exit international terminal and get into domestic or just use the connecting pathway which means your bags are connected.

Also have to be wary of those staffs from bars that try to pull you in without telling you there's exorbitant cover charges in Shinjuku...

That's right. Or even those host bars opening a bottle of champagne could cost you a 1,000,000yen. Unless you have that money to spend

Try Tor Road steak Aoyama

just come back from Japan!! thanks for all the tips here and i get a wonderful experience in Japan!! i wanna go Again so badly

the illumination light is sooooooooooooo beautiful.

Just share to you.
I went Japan last April 2017 (cherry blossom season) by ANA, 2 ways KUL-Narita, Haneda-KL for RM 1390.

Where did you visit? Share with us

roughly like this

day1 : airport > ueno ( till 3pm ) > check in at minami senju > rest till 6pm > asakusa > akihabara ( 12pm)
day2: ikebukuro > cat cafe> pokemon( dont buy anyhting here. go to tokyo station if u wanted to have tax free) mandare bookstore ( girl paradise ) > tokyo tower( one piece tower)
day 3: tsukiji > harajuku > shibuya

day4: head to hakone > open museum > ropeway cable car to volcano ( bad weather cannot see mt fuji) > check in at 6pm hotel.. dinner at 7 (half boarding. nothing to do at night so just relax and enjoy onsen ( very dark outside after 6pm in japan)

day5: hakone > up again ropeway> nice weather this time can see mt fuji clearly > to the lake take cruise > take bus to yumoto station and back to shinjuku . reach shinjuku @ about 5pm > head for the gov tower > dinner and lepak shinjuku till 10pm

day 6: head to asakusa > eat 7 level matcha ice cream > take the cruise to Odaiba > see gundum till night 9pm

day 7: Akihabara ( all morning till noon ) > ginza at night till 7pm > roppongi for Christmas illumination 9pm > tokyo dome till 12pm

day 8: nanako broadway till 2pm > tokyo station till 7pm > back home, start packing.

day 9: byebye japan

Christmas theme I prefer Ebisu more than Roppongi

Ebisu always my No.1 Dating spot.

Hi, I will be going to Tokyo next year around April and currently doing the itenary. I plan to visit Tsukiji Market in the morning then head over to Ginza around noon.

Any suggestions to visit another place around that area?

Plan to go Shinjuku, but scared to rush.

Thanks.

Tsukiji >> Imperial Palace >> Tokyo Station

All these 3 places - they're within walking distance. Consider this.

Suggest that you go Ginza on a weekend, from 12 noon onwards. That's the pedestrian's heaven as they close off Chuo Dori whereby no cars can pass through, only for pedestrians.

However if you need to be in Ginza on the same day, from Ginza you can consider going to Odaiba and spend time in the evening/ night to enjoy the seaside night view, illuminations of the rainbow bridge and Statue of Liberty.

Yeah it doesn't hurt to drop off the piece of paper. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. At the very most it takes a few seconds, so I don't get the big fuss about this. Pretty sure the authorities are aware of the practical limitations of enforcing the rule. Simple example, larger bottles of liquids and gels need to be checked in. So how do we present these for examination?

That's a holiday week in Japan so not a good time to visit. Price is good though.

so nice!!! to many places too little time

Ohh, so best is to go on weekend? I tot going on weekdays would be better. But how about tsukiji market? Is the place close on weekend?

I plan to go odaiba after going to Shinjuku in the morning. Have u went to the hot spring at Odaiba?

Experience this on a weekend in Ginza: http://makunouchi-japan.com/lifestyle/taki...estrian-heaven/
That's why recommend that you go on weekend instead.

Tsukiji is closed on Sundays: https://tokyocheapo.com/entertainment/9-thi...t-tuna-auction/

Some of the forumers here have been to Oedo Onsen Monogatari. You must be referring to this one. The entry fees not cheap especially weekend (it's higher) and you'll spend several hours in there. Think I'll prefer to visit somewhere in that few hours or enjoy onsen in a Ryokan. In any case, that's just me.
See what the others have to say about the place. Generally I see positive feed backs.

Anything special that you would recommend at Akihabara to others?

I ask everyone who says they are “going to visit tsukiji” the same question: Visit what, exactly?

Are you planning to queue for the auction? If so, it means that you need to show up by around 3:00-3:30am, then wait around doing nothing for ~2hours before watching a guy ring a bell for 10minutes.

Are you planning to eat at the two “famous” sushi shops? The most famous one can have up to 4+ hour queues for breakfast.

Are you planning to visit the inner market? That opens to visitors only at 10am.

My point is, if you plan to do all of the above, by lunchtime you would already have been out of the house for 10+ hours, with only maybe 3-4hrs sleep the previous night, will you still have the energy to continue sightseeing for another half day + night?

This post has been edited by deodorant: Nov 17 2017, 08:29 AM

Only the flip table games at Sega no3. There is many Sega building , only Sega 3 have this games.

Visit tsukiji for the morning market and see look see look on the street grill seafood. I did buy some vacuum pack seasoned calm n tuna egg back to Msia.

So good with just plain rice.

This post has been edited by yahiko: Nov 17 2017, 08:44 AM

> akihabara ( 12pm)? Is there anything to do at Akiba till midnight? (you do mean midnight right? )

night time go there mostly for games only.. nothing much to do.. i use the metro pass 78 hours so it does not cost me anything..