QUOTE(Omamori_gamaguchi @ May 3 2019, 12:51 PM)
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Anyone who taking Air Asia from Haneda to KLIA, please please please check in and arrive earlier more than 3 hours before flight as you will see a very long line in front counter there.
I had a very scary experience, I reached there at 9pm (my mistake because I go visit my friend in hospital nearby Kamata.) So the line indeed very long , the staff were measuring the carry on weight one by one.
I end up finished checking in at 10.30pm, flight 11.45pm, first time in Japan airport not enough time go duty free shop, duty free shop for those famous brand like Tokyo banana, shiroi koibito, kit Kat, bunmeido, Calbee jagabee pokkuru and a lot more is a must for traveller like us because you don't have to purposely purchase 5400 yen just for duty free, things already duty free there, just the con maybe no stock then no choice liao lor.
Remark: not racist but I really scared of obese people with huge size and big bushy hair to sit beside me in a cramped plane. I still having phobia now seriously.
When reach gate, the staff will not let people with more than two hand carry board the plane unless they stuff their things into their bag make it 2 pieces total.
I didn't buy anything, so I am safe haha, but then when I board the plane, my nightmare come, omg one obese American African lady sat beside me, the chair divider can't even put properly, her legs and butt taking partially of my seat, luckily 3 hours after flight, she willing to upgrade her seat. Thanks God.
Seriously, I rather paid RM 500 more for a full board service like ANA after this experience. You get what you paid, to be honest air asia is not even cheap RM1200 without luggage and food during normal period.
Thanks for reading, kthxbye
Which is why AA is last in my list. Honestly speaking, their service and whatnot is good; the only issue() I have are the seats, legroom and people asking to change seats (or changing the seats without your consent). This is known as "what you pay is what you get"
...since that 1 time bad experience to Japan, i don't fly AA anymore.
QUOTE(WhiteMaker @ May 4 2019, 02:32 PM)
Anyone can help? Seems no one can reply...
I need to know what time is the last train depart. A train schedule would help.
Also I have brought, subway unlimited ticket via klook,
Does this cover outskirt of tokyo? specifically the one I check via google I need to take Yokohama Line and Odakyu line and Fukutoshin Line.
Nikko All Pass covers transportation to Nikko (and back) and rides (transport) inside Nikko. What else you want to know? All you need is on Google.
Also, you can buy the pass at Asakusa's Ekimise station.
Subway unlimited ticket? I assume you're talking about the Metro line 72 hours/ 48 hours/ 24 hours pass. Note that you can only use this pass for all the lines under Metro only. So if you take JR or any other line, you'll need to use your SUICA/ PASMO (for more info, refer to page #1, post #1) - it works like touch N go.
Metro line generally covers within Tokyo, outskirts likely covered by another transport company. You'll need to plan thoroughly in order to maximize the pass usage.
Lastly, Odakyu line is entirely different - it's operated by a company name Odakyu so don't get confused with Metro.
QUOTE(ahlin @ May 6 2019, 12:43 PM)
Hi, I'm planning to fly in Tokyo and fly out from Osaka. I planning to buy ICOCA card for the rest of the trip, but the thing is can I get the card in Tokyo? From what I read you only can get the card at Osaka? If that's the case, I just get a SUICA card from Tokyo and it can last for the rest of the trip right?
Also, I'm thinking of taking bullet train/normal train from Tokyo to Osaka. Is there any website I can buy bullet train ticket beside Klook? Any other budget mode of transportation recommendation? Thanks.
ICOCA you use in Kyoto/ Osaka and PASMO/ SUICA you use in Tokyo:
https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2359_003.htmlIC card works like a touch n go card. You top up, and then tap tap tap for everything - from train access to convenience store shopping and paying for coin locker (provided they have the system).
If you're travelling from Tokyo to Osaka (and this is also depending on your need), consider the JR pass:
https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2361.html Or are you referring to this pass as Bullet Train Ticket? It's not ya
Apr 4 2019, 09:23 AM
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can use whatsapp application etc with msia number
given similar situation, think I'll just give up and change plan - visit nearby area rather than travel far. It's hard to even eat or walk around when it's too crowded.
you also get shuttle van which can pickup from Kawaguchiko station (check the timing and how to contact them). As for Kawaguchiko, you can refer to my trip Part III and Part IV here as reference: 
although yes, highly crowded haha there is fun in seeing the float(s) and performances.
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