I just back from the Tour of Hokkaido, 7 days 5 nights too. It was a wonderful places.

Seee...wats Matt answer...he knew it! u wont regret...totally diff than other countries!

Unless you wnat go somehwere palce got high moutain...got very fresh air...got alot nice view country then go Inner China such as Guiling...then is another of story another of view

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Added on January 14, 2010, 8:31 am
It's quite suitable if you don't plan to take all the rides. In Tokyo Disneyland, there's lots of stage shows/street performances and also those simple rides that do not stresses out old people. So, while the old folks will not be able to enjoy all the rides; there's still things to do and see in Tokyo Disneyland for them.

Tokyo Disneysea is a different story.

Some Japanese food is spicy. I've tried some variations of spicy miso ramen that is as hot, if not hotter, than any Malaysian food. Japanese Mabou (tofu) is also spicy, not Sichuan spicy, but will still make your tear a little.

Disneyland/sea - avoid weekends and Japanese school holidays if possible. Best month to go I think, in terms of crowds in Jan/Feb - but it is bitterly cold because of the wind effect from the Tokyo Bay. For me, Tokyo winters are very mild - sometimes I'd walk to the supermarket 5 minutes away wearing just a long-sleeve shirt and pants but near the bay, brrrrrr - I'd be in full battle gear.

If you go, decide on a Fast Pass strategy and as always be there 40 minutes before it opens (there will be long lines at the ticket counters/entrance). But if you get-in in the 1st 30 minutes, you'll beat the crowds later in the morning. Also, try to sneak in some rides during the parade times (lines will be short) - of course, don't miss the parades. As to how terror-inducing the rides are: Disneyland isn't a coaster park so the rides are relatively mild. But for aged parents, maybe stay away from Thunder Mountain Railroad and Space Mountain. Splash Mountain I think is OK - it is only one not-so-big drop at the end. The rest of the rides are kiddie-mild. Disneysea has 2 relatively wilder rides - Tower of Terror (my mom says she nearly died LOL when she went to the one in Orlando) and another which I forget the name but it is near/next to 20,000 Leagues Under the sea - it goes in/out of the mountain side. Too lazy to lookup the name but you'll know it when you see it (or hear the screaming).

For me in Tokyo biasa already...while sleepin also can feel the vibrant hehehe!

Anyone here who can help me with

1. Japan's list of public holidays for 2010 as well as their school holidays ?

Hey hey!

I plan to visit Japan this Sakura Season!
which is around end of April?

Anybody got any suggestions of which travel agent I should go to?
It's my first time planning a trip, so really hope you guys can help me out! =)

If possible, I'm looking for a package which includes Osaka, Tokyo, Kyoto and Hokkaido.

please help =D

Try http://www.icls.com.my/
All the teacher is Nihon-jin...

Hahahha...my princess cant wait for tomorrow, her mom let her play!