Evening,

Does anyone know when will Tsukiji Fish Market relocate?

Planning to visit Tokyo my first time next year in most probably during August school holiday, 3rd week, and more in the future.
Is that a good time in terms of weather?

Did some search, it's hot and humid like Malaysia during that time, should be okay. Correct me if I'm wrong. Main purpose of the trip is to acclimatize myself to prepare for the 2020 Olympics, also held around late august early September, and FOOD trip.

Thank You.

Thank you. Was planning to visit the Tuna auction too, we'll see. At worst, will have to travel abit to Adachi Market.

What is tuna action ?

Yea gotta wake up at 2AM. Where would you recommend first timers to stay at Tokyo?

How about Disneysea for for solo traveler? How this park different compare Hong Kong ocean park?

Actually there is "Tuna action " at the fish market. 

After the auction, the stall staff will demo how to cut the tuna, which part is what etc.

Lucky able to watch 1 of the stall demo cut the Blue fin tuna from Boston, US and record down the proccess.

Wish I can post the video here.

Hi, I will be traveling to Japan in March next year. Thus, here is the big picture of my itinerary.
This trip, I am more focus balance of city and scenery environment. Mix of both worlds. Any recommendations?

Also when comes to JR Line Pass - I saw it cost RM1k plus and must be purchased in Malaysia right?
Day 1
-Haneda Airport (Landing @ night 9.30pm).
-Hotel @ Shibuya (I am open to other recommendation for cheap yet cheerful accommodation).
-Roam freely around Shibuya surroundings for supper.

Day 2
-Breakfast at Shibuya area. (See See)
-Hachiko Status , Shibuya Crossing, Museum of Yebisu Beer & Garden Place.
-Cat Street, Tsutaya Daikanyama, Shopping areas
-Harujuku – Surrounding (see see)
-Snoopy Museum at Roppongi (Night).

Day 3 – (Saturday)
-Ginza – shopping and see see
-Ikebukuru
-Shinjuku (Metropolitan Building –Night)

Day 4 – (Sunday)
-Trip to Yokohama
-Visit Cup Noodle Museum
-China Town, Hakkeijima Sea Paradise, Moto Machi Shopping Street, Lalaport, Red Brick Warehouses
-Yokohama Ramen Museum
-Mount Fuji (TBC)

OR (Another Option) – But traveling going to be time-consuming & costly.
Ibaraki Prefecture
-Fukurade Falls – 2hours from Tokyo
-Oarai Iso Sakis Shirine
-Hitachi Seaside Park

Day 5 – (Monday)
-Disneyland (Whole day?)
-Surrounding of Odaiba / Chiba Prefecture

Day 6
-Ueno District & Asakusa
-Ueno Park, Ueno Izayaka-Machi, Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Garden, Nadeshiko Asakusa Ekimise,
-Asakusa Culture & Toursim Center, Sensoji Shrine.


Day 7 – Mostly tag along the JR Yamato (Line)
-Shinjuku,
-Ikebukuro - Kit Kat Store, Seibu Dept Store.
-Roppongi

Day 8 - Flight is night flight (11pm)
-So thinking to tag around Hadena area.
This is my first time to Japan and hopefully, there are some recommendations.

There are also a few places under my list but I am not sure whether is worth to go.   

1. Tobu World Square,
2. Kusatsu Onsen
3. Railway Museum
4. Kamakura
5. Kawogoee

Yes will only focus Disneyland. Where can i purchase the tickets in advance besides klook? Fast pass tickets? Care to share more about it?

OK price ya

If its not a big deal might op for cheaper but different season

Cuz i checked all the airlines skyscanner cheapflights googleflights etc mostly hover above 1600 and just wondering if its normal for that pricing

i would really like for a week but the budget is overkill lol. feel like so wasted go for few days

prolly 3k now included accom

and everytime i read ppl on budget go there is eat ramen? 

understandable. which is why im planning. been awhile trying to go

whats gona shock me is theres not gona any subtitiles

The bolded part - how did you know they thought you're a Chinese mainlander? And what did they do?

In Japan, I usually only speak Cantonese or English, and avoids Mandarin at all cost. Now that I look back, it's lucky/ good - I've been travelling with kakis who speaks either only English or Cantonese

Hmmmmm same like the French especially Parisians. But that's a story for another day.

Well I think there's no need to make extra effort to let people know you're not a Mainlander. Just be normal and speak English or language other than Mandarin.
When you can speak Japanese, their perception towards you are already on the better/ positive side.
Japan government thank them for the economy boost. So it's a love-hate relationship with the Mainlanders. Love their money but hate their attitude.