In Japan I already "chase" all train except one [Shiki Shima]

You mean "chase" as for rushing to work?

I am always fascinated by trains, since when I was a young boy. I look at them but I don't go chasing them.

Oh btw, anybody been to the Train Museum in Nagoya? A must visit for all train enthusiasts.

Really drive and chase the train, and standby at those photo spots before the train arrives.

Wah this one expensive woi

If you looking towards Kyushu, and want an authentic more Japanese feel, and less touristy with plenty of hidden gems, and I guess more poignant, then I would highly recommend Nagasaki city and surrounding area.

Wah...u really

Thanks for the suggestions. Now lets see if I can find cheap tickets to Fukuoka now.

My chase means experience.

Entire Japan from North to South;East to West. All Limited Express, All Shinkansen Model Including 0 Series & Class also experience already. From cheapest to most expensive

Any railway Line from shortest to longest, From Most North,South,East,West Station of Japan + Highest elevation Station in Japan also "check in".

All Sleeper Train (most of them already retired from service)

My Current most expensive train experience in Japan are Kyushu Seven Star

Now left last to conquer will be [[Shiki Shima]]

Kyushu Seven Star

















This post has been edited by RegentCid: Nov 27 2019, 10:58 PM

Hello guys. I'm gonna travel for the first time to Osaka, Japan alone this coming March. Just wanna ask if 100,000 yen is enough just for food for 8-10 days stay in Japan. Going there mainly for the food. Dying to try the ramen there.

This post has been edited by travellingcircus: Nov 28 2019, 12:20 AM

I have been to Nobeyama station...the highest station in Japan.(it says on the plague). I have always thought the shinkansen is the most expensive. This Kyushu Seven Star should be very expensive looking at your pictures. This should be something like our E&O.

Rm4k for 10 days would be more than enough, though depending on what you are looking at. I would say with that budget, you are most likely to be looking at lower to middle range food prices.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Nov 28 2019, 12:44 AM

Can I say, those are some fantastic pictures!

Wow nice...
I've seen a video review of the 7* train, pretty pricey!

Even if you can afford it, it takes months before you can get a turn on the nanatsuboshi.

Definately not for the average traveller.

Hey i read Kobe Nunobiki Ropeway and Maya Ropeway/Cable is different.

Both going up on the same mountain but different parts. The Nunobiki has the Herb Garden while the Maya Ropeway is harder to access but has night service on weekends.

Anybody been on it? Which one is better or should we go both

Haha yeah, definitely takes a lot of patience and cash.
That's why RC is the sifu, he's been on one lolz!

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This post has been edited by RegentCid: Nov 28 2019, 02:02 PM

Yeah I'm only goin to hit up the ramen places over there. Some curry places, okonomiyaki, street foods and some others. Not interested in going to the more upscale places. Planning on going on a seperate trip this year for the sushi restaurants.

I can't remember who it was but to the person who asked me if TeamLab is worth it, my answer is YES!

I went to Planets today and it was so unique and amazing. Not many visitors and didn't feel cramped at all. Can enjoy your own personal space.

4-day itinerary
Fares for this tour on the Seven Stars in Kyushu start at a price of ¥630,000 per person (approximately $5,400 USD).



I think I will skip this.

Then it would be more than enough. You can buy a quite a bit of street food as you go along. So not necessarily everyday you gotta have the same ramen or rice.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Nov 28 2019, 06:33 PM

Shiki Shima start at 10,000 USD per pax.
Now funding in progress, few more years can conquer this train.