Just get it from WIYO. Pick up point at KLIA 2 easier

Thank you very much for your opinion

hey bro, what is the year end promo code and where to get it?

thanks

hey any of you have contact for some private driver i can get? In tokyo/ kyoto and osaka.

We will plan our own itineraries just need driver to bring us around as there're elders.

This post has been edited by inachi: Dec 15 2017, 01:11 PM

Not sure if it's ok to post here, but I have 3 extra data SIMs (8 days unlimited data) for Japan.

Anyone visiting Japan before the end of January and interested please PM me.

Unlimited data? PM me info then

Anyone know how to apply for international driving license to drive in Japan ? I mean what is required and the procedures ?

u dn't apply them there
u applied them at JPJ malaysia

i thought IDL isn’t necessary ?

I know we apply thru JPJ. Just to make sure what documents required apart from international driving license . If I am not mistaken , translation as well .

IDP 100% confirm plus chop needed to rent car & drive in Japan (and Korea).

Here you go bro, don't need to thank me.

Chop needed ? what chop ?

anyway , Thanks

I rented and drove MPV Japan with nothing but the IDP. No other document needed.

Thanks

hi guys, any comments on this day trip tour Mount Fuji + Hakone? Is it worth it to get for around RM 400 after applying discount code? Or can plan better free and easy on my own..thanks

https://www.klook.com/activity/601-mount-fu...utm_content=601

Activity Information

Inclusive Of:
Hotel pick up (please indicate hotel details at check out)
English speaking guide

Round trip transportation by motor coach
Admission fees
Not Inclusive Of:
Return hotel drop off (you can choose to disembark in Shinjuku or Ginza)

Itinerary:
7:30-8:30am Hotel pick ups
9am Meet up and depart from Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal
Mt Fuji 5th Station (30 min)
Japanese-style lunch
Lake Ashi Cruise (15 min)
Mt. Komagatake Ropeway (50 min)
Depart Hakone, return to Tokyo
6:30-8pm Shinjuku drop off at Shinjuku Station
7-8:30pm Ginza drop off at Sukiyabashi Intersection

thanks.

the itinerary sound more like mt.fuji day trip thn hakone
theres nothing hakone inside that itinerary at all
if u want to do hakone, i suggest buy the hakone free pass and do the round trip of hakone yourself

So little in the itinerary yet it's pricey. Won't recommend that.

The 2-days Hakone Pass costs you 5,000+ yen which is approximately RM200 or less (due to drop in exchange rate).
Get your own pass and explore without the tour. The pass in inclusive of the train ride from Shinjuku to Hakone Yumoto station. If you want to arrive earlier/ faster, top up a little to ride the romancecar which can get you there in a little more than 1hr from Shinjuku.

http://www.odakyu.jp/english/deels/freepass/hakone/

This post has been edited by sweet_pez: Dec 18 2017, 10:08 AM

Hmm i guess it depends on what kind of traveller you are. Tours are great since they come with guides that will share more about the culture & history of places. You also don't need to worry much about transportation and the itinerary since everything is planned out for you. Less effort required for planning, more convenience & 'educational' - so i guess the higher price is somewhat justifiable since you literally won't need to worry much about anything. They even pick you up & drop you back in Tokyo. Would be good for if you're not much of a 'planner' or if you're travelling with family/elderly etc.

But if you value flexibility and enjoy taking your time exploring places and things that interest you more, i would suggest you to plan your own trip. I purchased a Hakone Free Pass from Klook the last time i was there and it was pretty good value for money imo. It covers unlimited transport on the local buses & railway - you can also ride the cable car, ropeway & sightseeing cruise (which are also included in the tour package you shared). Hakone is a really beautiful place and i enjoyed exploring it at my own pace, which is a plus point when you plan your own itinerary i bought a 3 day pass and just chilled there hahaha

https://www.klook.com/activity/821-hakone-t...day-pass-tokyo/ - i think there's a year-end promo code also but i don't really rmbr, you can check out their fb page/website

In a nutshell i guess it depends on what kind of experience you're looking for and the amount of time you're planning to spend there (day tour vs a 2day/3day pass). Pros & cons for both. Hope you have a good trip to Japan soon!

hey hey. There's one code YESALE10 that gives you a 10% discount - this one doesn't have minimum spending but i think there's a maximum amount of discount you can get.

Alternatively you can use another code YES300 which i used, this one has minimum spending & you'll needa split your purchase into 2 bookings (RM150+RM150 discount). If you're getting high-value products like more than one JR pass / a few diff tickets together (I got 2 JR Passes, a pocket wifi & Disneyland tickets), you can use this and get a RM300 discount.

Found you the link - https://www.klook.com/promo/my-year-end-sale

This post has been edited by curious_traveller: Dec 18 2017, 01:16 PM