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This post has been edited by zoakies: Mar 25 2009, 03:42 PM

lawak lah lu bro huahaha!

Im ordering a pack of sambal ikan bilis, hopefully the auntie can make it

I think we need some umbrellas too, just in case

Sis, you can choose either you want to use Japan phone or M'sia phone..I understand you only stay in Japan in a few months right?
so you might want to have a mobile phone in Japan right?
So thinking option for you to use prepaid number with 3G support from Malaysia I think cheaper...because here if not mistaken per sms with Softbank they charge bout 100 yen per SMS, if Malaysia prepaid phone its RM2 perSMS...correct me IF I'm wrong then..
but its up to your convenience then..

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Added on March 24, 2009, 9:05 pmbro...walahhh///sambal ikan bilis to eat with what ya?
oh ROTI sandwich then yah yah!

This post has been edited by tanoshi: Mar 24 2009, 09:05 PM

Yo, sambal ikan bilis. let me think of nasi lemak.. aiks..
btw, 90% will go.. yeah...

Nah... don't need umbrellas cause rain here is like mere drizzling back in Malaysia (hardly heavy rain unless kena taufan) and also ALL convenient store will be selling them if it rains! LOL

Sambal ikan bilis...

My cousin's and family might not be joining me so I will be there alone. For the gathering, what should I bring?

im here in tokyo!

any food that is halal.. or paper plate or fork? since these thing is still not on the list as i know.

Dozo yoroshiku onegaishimasu ne Clemong-san! Minna san mo yoroshiku!

Hayaku minna ni aitai ne!

This post has been edited by jayhan: Mar 25 2009, 09:56 AM

plate and fork?
I think no need as Physczz suggest as we not goin to eat noodle or nasi right...or any ideas?
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huh got driving test this Thursday..hope all of my frenz in this thread and LYN members please pray for me a very very good luck and will pass my test! Heard that the hard ever driving test in the world?? (yeah, because of the straight and strict tester) most 'gaijin' in Japan wont pass for the 1st time test, either the tester purposely make it fail or its a mistake by candidate?

Tuhan ku yang Satu berkatilah hamba mu ini dan lulus dengan jaya nya nanti...Amin

Good luck tanoshi!

well, cause i saw this
* fx_53_xt (biscuit and mee in cup)
Hhaahah..
anyway, food is the important!

just 1 2 ask a question...

when i reach japan i will be carrying my 30 kg bag with my laptop backpack and my small luggage bag.. can i enter JR with all these stuff??

cuz i read b4 that they dun allow bicycle to enter the train and bicycle shud be ligter than my baggage..

also i heard that taxi very expensive there thats why i cannot afford to take taxi.. plz advice thnx

Taxi is damn expensive, from narita to tokyo is RM1000!!
JR is not a problem. dun worry, just try to squeeze urself in. Haha

exchange rates updatesss today

wawasan midvalley - 100yen : 3.8
best rate sg wang - 1000yen : 37.75
extrade kotaraya 0320310501 - 100yen : 3.75

but i got from kotaraya one, averaged 3.73 cos took some 500y coins

It's not so much about the weight but it's about the size (hence the no bicycle ruling). Your bags will be fine and allowed on the JR trains.
DO NOT ever take a cab from Narita to Tokyo if you do not want to burn a hole in your pocket upon arrival.

wah kotaraya/sungai wang cheaper then wawasan?

btw just wondering, i wanna change rm5k to yen, so i carry the stack of cash to the money changer? i feel vulnerable carrying so much cash

This post has been edited by skincladalien: Mar 25 2009, 03:24 PM

I think Sg Wang rates are SLIGHTLY cheaper than Wawasan...but it also depend where u prefer to change...to me personally i would like to change in Wawasan...coz its easier for me to go (since it's in Mid valley). Since i am not changing hundred over thousand of ringgit to yen...

Errr...rm 5k to yen is not much la bro...just a small stack of notes only....they have bigger note. No worries about safety as long as u not showing off that stack of moolah..

ya, u bring one big pile and u get few pieces of Japan yen notes.