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| 雖然只係得嗰短短嘅四日時間, 但係呢一次嘅東京之旅可以話係不失為一次愉快嘅旅程.. 呢四日, 我去過大部份一般遊客應該去嘅地方, 我睇過同食過大部份我本來想睇同食嘅嘢, 更慶幸嘅係我可以親身經歷一場神道婚禮.. 至少我可以話我去過日本, 一個我多年來都希望可以踏足嘅日出帝國.. 我相信單單一次嘅數日旅程, 係絕對唔夠睇晒同做晒所有事情嘅, 所以日後再一次去東京都唔出奇, 到時肯定會係更加深入體驗嘅一個trip喇.. 點都好, 呢篇係遊記第五集, 亦都係最後一集(係唔係好開心呢??), 希望大家喜歡.. :) | |
| albeit spending just a short 4-full days in tokyo, i think this trip was indeed a great one, i have been to most of the places a tourist should go, i have seen and eaten most of the things i wished to see and eat, plus a big bonus for being able to attend a shintō wedding.. at least, i can say i have been to japan after so many years of wanting to step foot onto this land of the rising sun.. i believe we can never see and do everything with just one short trip, probably i'll plan for another trip to tokyo again for a more "detailed" experience of the city.. anyway, this is part five as well as the last part (very happy right??) of the travelogue and i hope you'll enjoy reading it.. :) | |
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20.05.2013 | 東京攻略(伍)
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Morning, SK.
ReplyDeletethe mayor is always so early!! i'm still sleeping while he already had his breakfast~~
DeleteAlready half an hour an nobody's here...
ReplyDeleteOnly me, your ever loyal supporter. See! I'm so nice...
DeleteHello STP! I am here, just a bit too late doesn't mean I am not his loyal supporter. I was busy watching KBS TV program at home this morning!!!!! So gan jeong! I think most bloggers are busy on Mondays, so you will see them trooping in like lions after lunch. This Japan's post must not be missed ok.
DeleteI'm here too folks!
DeleteI was engaged with Japanese ojisan consultant for some training session the whole day.
DeleteNow only manage to report in :D
Good day, SK and all!
We're loyal lah...
DeleteJust that not everyday we are able to sit in front of the PC and spam people. hehehe
Anyway, SK. I'm finally here! :)
hahaha, yalah, better late than none right?? i guess everyone must be busy in the morning nowadays, nobody is interested in the first commenter spot already as i don't reward that, hahaha!! or perhaps everyone is waiting for everyone to comment, so that they can just reply to comments~~ :D
DeleteAiyor!!! Why you so dark one? Very hot there kah? Got sunburn. Hmmmmm...Malaysian go Japan eat Japanese curry. Hehehehehe!!!! I know some people love that - not spicy one...same as Sibu Foochow curry. LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteAdoi! STP, you don't have nice thing to say to SK kah? The other day said SK far from nice, today say SK is dark.
DeleteAdoi! Luckily I didn't say anything bad.
By the way, SK is wearing Ubah color, thumbs up!
Sunburn in Japan? The chances to get sunburn is higher here in Malaysia. Just stand under the sun for 30 minutes and I'm sure you'll get 100x darker shade, muahahaha!
DeleteActually I feel the sun is way hotter in Japan than in Malaysia.
DeleteLike it's hotter (and dryer) in Beijing during summer months. Give me Malaysia anytime.
i have no idea why i looked more tanned, hahaha!! maybe the UV is stronger there, plus we were mostly outdoor during our stay in Japan, unlike being home we stay most of the time indoor..
Deletejapanese curry is nice, not the spicy ones that i couldn't take yet it has the fragrance still.. i like~~ :)
I went to Japan many many years ago...before my daughter came along. I did go to Tokyo Disneyland (just opened then)...but I guess everything's so different now. Don't think I can afford to go anymore, no need lah... Been there, done that, enough already.
ReplyDeleteI am quite shocked that Tokyo Disneyland was opened so long ago before your daughter arrived!!! Blink! Blink!
DeleteNow it is cheaper to visit Japan compared to 20 years ago! It depends on your lavish style of eating and hotels.
Twilight Man, you right? Nowadays with AA you can always fly to Japan with a very reasonable rate. Do some own research, I bet is a fun trip without a tourist guide.
DeleteBesides air tickets fair, hotel and food is up to you to choose from according to your budget. SK's RM2500 4Day's trip to Japan is simply amazing.
DeleteI spent RM15K for two weeks for a family of three in Japan. hehehe
Deleteincluding airfares, accommodation plus souvenirs too
Deleteoh, the Mayor has been to Japan before, i thought he only goes to ang moh places!! but that was more than 20 years ago?? surely a lot of changes happened in Japan.. probably no need to go to Disneyland again, but i think other places, it's nice sometimes to revisit the place you have been years ago.. :)
Deleteaiyoh, next time go Japan must consult Anay and Lina lah.. they really know how to make the trip 5-star with just 2-star expenses!!
Good morning SK...
ReplyDeleteit's good night by the time i'm replying, haha!! :D
DeleteAny plan to other parts of Japan beside Tokyo?
ReplyDeleteof course, Tokyo cannot represent Japan by itself.. i guess next will be Osaka and Kyoto, and then Hokkaido primarily.. some other places that tourists seldom go after that.. :)
DeleteI went to Osaka and Kyoto...and Nara too with its spotted deer.
Deleteoh how nice!! osaka kyoto nara!! those are my next destinations in Japan.. did the deers lick your "jewels"?? hehe~~
DeleteMy PC got same sickness again. I waited and waited yet I could only see 3/4 of the photos. Hu Hu Hu!!!
ReplyDeleteI will come back again.
I have no problem at all viewing all SK's pictures so far.
DeleteThe thing is FB has already blocked my office, so I have more time on other things.
By the way, I hope my office won't block blogger. Otherwise, I can't do most of the things that I like other than working like a machine.
I can't get online as often as I want when we move to the new office. My Big Cheese is seated right behind me and he can see my monitor clearly!! ^%&($#*
DeleteAiyoh, kesian Ah Hua.
DeleteLike that want to browse/read anything online also susah already lah!
errr, i have the same problem with Internet Explorer, it seems to load forever.. but when i use Firefox the photos seem to load way faster and smoother.. UBAH INI KALILAH my dear folks~~ :D
Deleteaiyoh, no wonder Ah Hua has been so quiet recently!! Ah Boy thought Ah Hua boycotted us lah.. Ah Hua, go and buy one protective/privacy screen for your monitor, other people will not be able to see your screen from behind and side~~ :D
R u sure you have seen and eaten most of the things?
ReplyDeleteAh Boy has not eaten their infamous sushi-on-flesh, has he?
DeleteOf course NOT lah! Where can see and eat most of the things Japan can offer in such a short stay! xD
Deleteof course not most of the things in Japan, but most of the things i think i wanted and wished to eat and see lah.. one trip cannot do much lah, i must be reasonable and not be greedy.. :)
DeleteGood afternoon everyone...
ReplyDeleteLooks like it is a gloomy Monday. No one here yet? STP is always the first one to comment here. He even always post his breakfast at FB first thing in the morning as early as 6something...
yeah, the old man always gets up early while the young ones are still soundly asleep, haha!! he has to be early, else the kampua noodles would have already sold out~~ :D
DeleteEarly to bed, early to rise
Deletemakes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
good!! the early bird catches the worm, the early worm caught by the bird.. great to wake up early as you'll take in all the good chi for the day :)
DeleteSo this is the last post of your Japan trip huh?
ReplyDeleteAny special or extra post about Japan after this?
maybe show us the loots you got from there?
Anyway, it is good that you've concluded your Japan trip travelogue. A relief for you. Hahaha...
DeleteReally need sometime to see each photos...
DeleteI second that, SK, please post up your loots there. I want to know what you bought too.
DeleteI still wanna see more SK! Put up more Japan/Tokyo posts. :)
Deletelast post of the travelogue lah, i have no more energy to write more already.. it took me one whole day to only write one post like this, i beh tahan already, haha!! errr, loots?? no lah, didn't have much time to shop, and i am not someone who would buy lots of things when i go travel.. :p
DeleteWhen I travel, the last day always be the sad day for me to leave the country and also I have to go work soon.
ReplyDeleteCorrect, last day is a sad day, especially when I met someone good looking there. My last trip when I left Korea, I felt like bringing the handsome tour guide home. Shhhhh!
Deleteerrr, at times that could be lah.. but cannot let that affect your mood, must enjoy to the fullest so that you do not have any regrets when back home.. eih, Mak Yannie then you must snap more photos of the handsome guys to bring home lah~~
DeleteYour last day was a very bright and sunny day. Is it hot?
ReplyDeleteI think better not to waste your last day lining up just to try the popcorn, don't you?
in fact weather was very good throughout our stay there.. just a little drizzle the night we arrived, the rest of the days very sunny and sun shines bright.. see the sky of the photos and you'd know.. :)
DeleteYoyogi Garden is a nice place for families and children. I saw people spending their time reading at the garden... Picnic probably?
ReplyDeleteWe cannot afford to go picnic in our lake garden here.... the weather is burning our skin, unlike the nice cooling weather in Japan.
DeleteSitting under a shady tree at Lake Garden is nice what. Lots of people nap there too.
DeleteNot only in Japan. ;)
But cannot lie down on the grass at KLCC park, right? Kena chase by the guards! hehehe
yeah, i think park is definitely one nice place for recreation and bonding to the japanese.. furthermore nice and cooling weather there, so make sense lah.. over here in Malaysia too hot already, later got sunburnt easily..
Deleteand there is no guard to chase us off if we lie down on the grass!! Lina is ever so right about Malaysia!! hahahaha~~ :D
Never know Japan has Flea Market too.
ReplyDeleteThose second hadn clothes sheap or not?
DeleteTourirst guide won't bring us here, cos they will be earning "Zero: commission....hehehe
DeleteMy hubby always said during our holidays, when you saw something nice, better get it or else, no way getting back to the place again. Just like your Doraemon case - empty handed.
DeleteGot a LOT lah.
DeleteEven Ueno Park has a famous flea market.
i think there are flea markets in every place lah, just that your tour guide didn't bring you there since he will never earn any commission haha!! errr, i have no idea about the second hand clothes, i wasn't interested at all also..
Deleteerrr, okaylah, for Doraemon i don't mind paying more to get new ones~~ :D
I saw I saw the Kodomo kun....very big.
ReplyDeleteWhat are the kids playing with? newspaper? finding for some treasure?
yeah yeah, very huge domo-kun there.. not kodomo lah, you think kodomo lion meh?? haha.. oh, yeah, they are playing with newspapers, finding treasures there.. :)
DeleteIf next time you are planning to go Disneyland, you'll see more amazing flower arrangement inside. Especially during Halloween and Christmas season.
ReplyDeleteerrr, i don't think i am interested to go Disneyland but Disney Sea maybe, since only Japan has this.. i guess also nice during Halloween and Christmas :)
DeleteWhy lar everywhere is so crowded...
ReplyDeleteOoops, now I realise you mentioned is Sunday in your post!
yeah, it was Sunday!! i guess that's why crowds were everywhere, but never had any problem with their crowds lah, all very polite and disciplined..
DeleteCurry pork rice for lunch... good for you. For me that plate is just so so.
ReplyDeleteJapanese have rice too in the morning... Don't worry, you only been there for 4 days only. Muahaha
DeleteDo you know Japanese rice they served are the best quality among those exported to other countries? They always reserved the best quality food for their own rakyat. Second best only are the exported ones.
I love Japanese curry to bits, same as my girls. I always cook that myself.
Deletei've been there for only 4 days and i had almost one month of rice intake quote back home, hahaha!! oh, i didn't know that they reserved the best for themselves.. unlike us, the best are always exported and the rakyat always have the lower quality ones..
Deletei actually like japanese curry, not hot and just nice to eat, yet still have that very fragrant curry smell..
I like to eat mochi lor - daisuki desu!
ReplyDeletecan last for 7-8hrs flight bo?
Deleteit was a night flight, so spent most of the time sleeping lah.. in fact we didn't eat the mochi also, brought back to KL all the way, haha!!
DeleteOh yeah can see those special design for each building. I like the one with their cute window display... so unique.
ReplyDeleteyeah, very unique and nice building with those cute windows!! that's what caught my attention initially.. :)
DeleteYeap, their building and houses is built slightly inchess apart. Meant for earthquake? it could be.
ReplyDeleteMy guess will be, they always have this culture "mind their own business". One thing is that they do not like to share with strangers. Ot it could be they do not want to be disturb or they don't want to disturb by other people. Japanese are friendly, but sometimes in terms of this privacy they are very particular with.
hmmm, i have no idea about the actual reason for those gaps.. yeah, could be earthquake, could also be privacy..
DeleteHey last day ok, spend as much as you can. That is what I do always.
ReplyDeleteFirst 2-3 days afraid to spend too much money. But ended we kept to the last day, ended we didn't get anything. Muahaha...
Usually, I spend most of the coins buying snack and foods. Because only notes will accept by money changer ler...
hahaha, very true!! i guess most people are like that huh?? cos have to be cautious during the first couple of days, and also kind of cannot accustomed to the prices there and keep doing conversion.. later during the last couple of days, don't care lah, just hantam semua kasi sama dia lah~~ :D
DeleteSK, I enjoy reading your Japan travelogue. It is good for me to know more about the latest trends and changes so far. Probably get ready for my Japan trip for the 3rd time next year! Still planning not confirm yet.
ReplyDeleteAdvice to you, try to plan your 2nd trip to Japan's country side places... It is much more amazing scenery to see.
Do you realised I comment more over your Japan post? I really miss Japan... Sometimes I will browse Lina's site to read.
Deletewow, you are going to Japan for the 3rd time next year?? where to?? the Yen is cheap now, maybe you also want to slowly get some now to keep.. hahaha, thank you for commenting so much for these 6 posts, i really appreciate that!! yeah, maybe next trip would be Osaka and Kyoto.. i wish to visit major cities first before going to country sides and less tourists-visited places.. :)
DeleteYou're most welcome SK. Hope you're not bored when you keep seeing my face and my comments. hahaha.
DeleteFrom the initial stage I said i love Japan and never bored with Japan.
Kyoto is a very nice place... you can plan to Kobe too. I never been to Kobe, I heard it is nice.
My trip previous to Japan focus on - Tokyo, hakone, Osaka, Yokohama, Kyoto, Nara, Mt Fuji, Hamamastu, Disney and US. Experience bullet train, cable car, Owakudani - volcano valley, lake Ashi - 8D6N.
I plan to go with my MIL to shirakawago - nice place... heard of this place? Dunno the time frame suit me or not. If I go I need to burdern my mom to take care both kids... Taihen desu ne...
DeleteWill see how is it plan... still not confirm.
wow, you have been to so many places in Japan and all those in just one 8D6N trip?? hmmm then probably cannot experience much but just look see look see huh?? never heard of shirakawago, i went to google and i saw the picture of the village and i actually heard of this place (not the name of it, haha).. the one and only ancient village with all the ancient houses, nice!!
DeleteImagine lar, every night have to unpack and change hotel almost 4 hotels I think.
Deletehahaha, that was surely the typical packaged trip lah.. you see the most of things within the shortest of time.. so that you call a sneak preview of the place, later only you choose which you like and go there on your own.. :)
DeleteGood afternoon SK!
ReplyDeleteAiseh last post already? :(
4 full days consider quite ok already la! At least you see and eat what you wanted already, I think you are quite satisfied!
The Yoyogi park (Yoyogi, what a cute name!) looks very comfy to play at! But only green field there? No other facilities/playground?
DeleteYala, I am sure the park there is well maintained one.. Compared to Msia....
The flea market looks so crowded and happening! But you left empty handed? Must be feeling sad huh? But never mind, thinking at the bright side, save money! :p
DeleteThe fresh tulips are so pretty! Me love tulips!!
And japanese curry rice, OMG!! Me want!
The Harajuku street, really looks something like Bersih! Haha xD
DeleteActually most places you went is quite crowded la, tourist spot ma!
Picture J, I know what you're trying to say, just like 富太 having high tea time! ^^
Hmm, gaps between buildings? Good observation! But I don't know the actual reason, but may be you're right, related to earthquake matter.
DeleteAnd Shibuya, yea exactly like Times Sq NYC! I bet it looks cooler at night!
Thanks for sharing your awesome Japan travelogue! I had a good time looking at all the photos and reading your descriptions! ;)
DeleteI thought the gap is there simply because the owner / builder of each building is different. & then, they can easily tore down each singular building to build a new one? No?
Deletethe trip is definitely wonderful i have to conclude.. yoyogi park (yes, what a cute name) is very huge, what i showed was just one small corner of it, it has lots of facilities and amenities.. we were just briefly strolling on the way to the flea market..
Deleteokaylah, my intention for this trip wasn't to shop and buy lots of things.. more of sightseeing and of course eat lah.. for example, having afternoon tea in a posh area like a 富太, that was a good experience mah, haha!!
i really have no idea about the gaps between the buildings.. so mainly because they are owned differently??
Good evening, SK and all! Japan is indeed interesting. So much things to see. I love the flower arrangement and that's a unique structure.
ReplyDeleteyeah, so many to see, so many to do, so many to eat and yet so little time, hahaha!! definitely a need to plan for a second trip to Tokyo in the future.. :)
DeleteActually when you have seen something you like, you should grab it. Otherwise, you won't find the same one again.
Deleteyeah, very true!! i think i have to get rid of this habit, i should be more decisive next time, but then i'm worried i'll be buying too much then, haha!!
DeleteI have experienced that before. I thought I could get the same one at a better price somewhere but to my disappointment. Well, just buy those that you like..very simple but under control of course! :)
Deletehahaha, but i think largely also because of luck?? no wonder you can always buy so many things when you go travel huh?? me opposite, i hardly buy many things when i go travel, save money mah~~ :p
DeleteThe lolitas' and narutos' only come out on Sunday, you went on the wrong day.
ReplyDeletewe were there on a Sunday lor, Ah Hua~~ :D
DeleteSo many people talk about Disneyland... I think for a more unique experience, go to DisneySea. There are a lot of Disneyland around the world but only 1 Disneysea... Right?
ReplyDeleteIt's more adults (or couple) oriented. :)
yeah, i am not interested in Disneyland lah, probably DisneySea would be better.. anyway, i think the most interesting one to me would be Doraemon Museum lah, wakakakaka!! but they have very limited tickets and need very very advanced booking..
DeleteYeah only Japan got DisneySea...
Deletebut maybe that probably would be second to my Doraemon Museum in my list~~ :p
DeleteSO next round you go, can find a girlfriend for Fing Fing lor @ Disney store...
DeleteI will never get tired of Disneyland or Universal Studios!!!
DeleteWow! I just googled the Disney Sea and the photo images looked fabulous. Anay must go! I want! I want!
errr, Disney got monkey?? hahaha, i only remember monkeys from Universal Studios, haha~~ :D
Deleteof course Disney Sea looks nice!! it's only in Japan, Anay must plan to go there and snap 2000 photos~~
那個咖哩飯的份量不小
ReplyDelete而且價格也不會太貴呢！
我在東京的時候都不是奢侈的, 每一餐都是去那些經濟得來又不錯吃的地方.. 呵呵!! 份量是很大, 吃了很多飯!! :D
DeleteI am back!
ReplyDeletePhoto A: I am a Pop Corn Addict and love this Garret ones. So expensive here in KL so I normally ate other friend's purchase.
I agree that the traditional station looks nice when we have seen too many modern & concrete ones!
aiyoh, Anay loves popcorn so much?? Thambee doesn't really fancy popcorn.. and you are right, the Garrett popcorn is so expensive yet people still queuing to buy them!! crazy lah.. and the Harajuku station is a very unique one, just like their traditional houses two centuries ago..
DeletePhoto B: This Yoyogi Park looks big but I wish you have posted more of this place since it is the biggest in Tokyo. Their parks are so neat and safe to take naps or have picnics. We all slept a bit under the pine trees in the park outside the Imperial Palace in Kyoto as we had to wait 2 hours for the visitor's gate to open. It was safe to relax and nap in Japan.
ReplyDeletenot just look big but it's big indeed, and not the biggest but one of the biggest!! anay always miss out reading "one of the" in thambee's description lah, piak piak!! we didn't really spend time there, because we just briefly walked in the park on our way to the flea market..
Deleteyeah, it's so nice to lie down on the grass and under the tree for a nap right?? in malaysia, even if it's safe to do so, the guard will definitely come and halau you lah~~ :D
LOL. Anay's eyes damn lau hua already! How sad! I will open my eyes wider next time. At least I am the only one who would comment in lengthy manner! No???
DeleteOkay this Yoyogi Park is one of the biggest park in Tokyo!
yes, good boy!! haha.. Yoyogi Park is one of the biggest, and Shiba Park is one of the oldest.. not the biggest and the oldest wokay?? Anay need to go for eye check-up and get a new pair of glasses?? :p
DeletePhoto C: I love Flea Markets!!!!! Anay will look for antique pieces from family heirlooms and bought for a song.
ReplyDeleteI think you should have taken 1 photo close up to see what they were selling. I see so many humans! LOL
mostly second hand clothes lah, and didn't go near because too packed with people already.. didn't have mood to do much when i see crowd.. i am crowd-phobia lah, Anay~~ :D
DeletePhoto D: Wah! Thambee is so smart to say Kodomo No Hi. Who taught you so many Japanese words? I find the Japanese culture always have nice events and festivals for all ages. Did you let Fing Fing join in the ball games?
ReplyDeleteafter Anay scolded Thambee for not giving more factual info in the description, Thambee has to do so googling already lah.. Thambee googled all those terms in Japanese, noticed that?? hehehehe, too bad lah, fing-fing was already packed in the luggage and ditched with the hotel reception~~ :D
DeleteYes I must admit that anay was soooooo impressed by Ah Boy's effort to get the Japanese names and words typed in!!! I must nominate you to Nuffnang for being the most hardworking and innovative blogger of the century!!! clap! clap! clap!
Deletebut i think nuffnang only entertain their "cronies"?? hahaha.. nah, i am a low profile blogger, i don't need all those publicity~~ :D
DeletePhoto E: The tulips are nice and made the cartoons looked cute. It the flowers are here in KL, they would be vandalised!
ReplyDeletei don't think they would be vandalised cos there will sure be some barricades and guard to protect the flowers.. we would only be able to see the photo from 10m away at least..
DeletePhoto F: Anay loves Japanese Curry Rice and Letchumi makes the best ones. She accidentally discovered the secrets how the great Nihon Chefs made their curry so fragrant in restaurants! In Kyoto we dined at the famous shop that only served Japanese Curry and they have their spicy Ratings from number 1 to 10. Anay played safe and ordered No 6. My mouth was on FIRE!!!!!
ReplyDeleteoh, Letchumi cooks the best japanese curry rice?? Thambee likes, so what are the secret ingredients she found out and used?? aiyoh, if Thambee was to choose then maybe just 3 lah, cannot take spicy food and doesn't want to take the risk, I still want to enjoy my holiday.. BTW, what is the name of that curry restaurant??
DeleteOne day when my angin is right I will ask Letchumi to cook the curry and ask my despatch to deliver to your door! Let me go home and dig out my Kyoto photos to get the restaurant's name ok.
Deletewokay wokay, i will get the kukubird to make you naik angin one day!! muahahahaha!! eih, no joke, i actually love japanese curry, very appetizing and can make me wallop the whole plate of rice!!
DeletePhoto G: Anay has been dreaming to visit Harajuku and see the punks doing street dancings! The BERSIH crowd was so scary and poor Thambee had no souvenir shopping! It was really a bustling place!! I would prefer a quiet street to do window shopping.
ReplyDeleteyes, it was Sunday of the golden week and for sure the place is packed like sardines!! but didn't see much weirdo there, that was indeed a little disappointment.. but we did saw a band singing Doraemon song at the children's fair, in ballad style, nice!!!
Deletewow, that's sure is a pretty long queue, and suprisingly
ReplyDeleteit was for a popcorn shop?
gosh what kind of stuffs they sell there
hahaha, yes!! a very long queue just for popcorn!! can you imagine that??!!
Deleteno! popcorn would be the least thing i could think of that could cause that
Deletewe used to have picniks like that back then
ReplyDeletesuch a great old childhood days
hmmm, i actually like to have picnic in the park.. just imagine how nice it is to lie on the grass, enjoy the afternoon just watching the blue sky and clouds..
Deletesecond hand clothes huh!, i bet there are gadgets there as well
ReplyDeletei heard that they constanly changing
their gadgets and the old one goes to trash
errr, mostly second hand clothes but i don't remember seeing any second hand gadgets there.. mostly second hand things and antiques i can see..
Deletehaha well my friend told me that some slighty used gadgets
Deletewere found at the garbage bins haha
wow that usre is an impressive flower arrangement huh
ReplyDeleteit was really cute i wonder how didi they do that
yeah, very nice flower arrangement!! it really radiated a very happy charm~~ :)
Deletethe rice curry really very tempting
ReplyDeleteand it made me hungrier ahaha got to grab my lunch
hahaha, the curry is definitely very appetising!! and i love it to go with the pork chop, and the pickled ginger on top just makes you want for more!! :D
Deletestreets were really crowded huh, such a busy city indeed
ReplyDeleteand that structure was pretty weird yet cool
Tokyo is one of the most populous city in the world (or is it the most??), everywhere you can see crowd!! and maybe because it's a Sunday of the golden week, double the crowd??
Deleteoohh i see, thanks for the trivia, at least now i understand
Deletehave a great day and happy blogging sk
ReplyDeletetake care always and god bless you
same to you too, have a great day and happy blogging melvin~~ :)
DeletePhoto H: I think Harajuku is famous for everything besides lolita and Naruto. What exactly are they famous for, I am curious!?? I also loved all their sampuru which made me happy to snap almost 100 photos from different outlets!
ReplyDeletei don't know, haha!! maybe a place like Sungei Wang lah.. with lots of weirdo and interesting things to see, but primarily should be all the Lolita and Naruto that makes it famous.. yeah, i would like to snap more photos, but really it was too packed with people..
DeleteI saw a lot of Cosplay and Anime characters walking along the streets in Osaka. I had a good laugh and felt sad for their parents!!! LOL
Deleteeih, why you felt sad for their parents?? come on lah, this is already 21st century, be open minded and respect what others choose to do for their lives lah.. don't be another Mayor will you?? muahahaha~~ :D
DeletePhoto I: I don't see the flagship stores lining the Omotesando. Your camera should have panned across the front ambiance of the upscale shops. It would be interesting dei.
ReplyDeletehehehehe, i was enjoying spotting those brands and got all excited, forgotten to take photos~~ but Anay, that will be for you to do when you go to Tokyo later :D
DeleteI would definitely take photos of the branded stores but I don't think I would ever blog them as I never did it. Seems like I am a stingy blogger. Perhaps FoongPC should conduct a blogging workshop! Muahahahaha
Deleteyeah, i may take photo but then most probably i won't blog anything about them lah.. to me these are so mundane details!! hahaha.. hmmm, foongpc blogging workshop?? wow, entry requirements: must be generous bloggers who want to share EVERY DETAIL OF EVERYTHING!! :)
DeletePhoto J: This is definitely Anay's place to relax for tea and watch people shopping at this swanky hub!! I am sure you saw lots of cute and funny people. They also thought Thambee was a Indian Prince kah?
ReplyDeletetrue also, after walking for hours, it's good to take a rest lah, not young anymore.. hahaha, i looked so tanned that day i don't know why.. they must have thought why this Indian Prince isn't having his curry and chapati but pops over to their cafe for tea and cake!! :D
DeletePhoto K: What a polite bunch of Japanese demonstrators! If they come to BKK or KL, they won't be noticed!! They need to have BERSIH's size of rally dei. They fought for children's better future BUT here we have been fighting so hard for UBAH - INI KALI LAH!!! Nothing has happened so far, so I think only a disaster or lightning is required to remove them!
ReplyDeleteone thing is that they also have very polite police to help them strike a peaceful protest!! you see what we have, you wear yellow, you shout ubah, you talk about sensitive issues.. there you are, enjoying your days in the jail, but of course i have to stressed that this will only happen outside the election period~~
DeletePhoto L: Anay will remember Shibuya and go there to farmer's Market @ UNU to eat fresh strawberries & salad leaves. Thambee's blog post is quite interestinga nd different from all other bloggers I have seen. They showed so much neon lights, love motels, sex shops and street punks!! Adoi, we prefer Ah Boy's photos!
ReplyDeletewe didn't know if the farmer's market is scheduled to be there regularly, we just walked around shibuya district on a sunday, and we were so lucky to be able to see so many interesting events..
Deleteah, i also showed neon lights lah, i wanted to show sex shops but photos were not allowed.. for hotels, ah, i don't bother to take my camera and take photos of each corner and then blog a 500-word post about them lah~~
Photo M: I saw in TV documentaries that Tokyo has so many earthquake proof or resistance buildings and structures. They had so many mild and strong tremors every year and the buildings have remained intact without cracks. Those taller buildings have giant buoy-like metal structure below underground to allow the buildings to sway a bit!!! They are indeed so advanced!!
ReplyDeleteI am more interested to know what was that white sculpture that looked like Alien-Sotong!!!! Muahahahahaa
yeah, they have been surviving from numerous devastating earthquakes and natural disasters, and yet they are still so advanced!! how we oughta salute the japanese right?? errr, the white sotong?? i don't think it's something special, just some random sculptures on the street i guess..
DeletePhoto N: I agree that it looked very similar to Times Square in Manhattan. I wonder if the Japanese would gather there each New Year's Eve for countdowns??
ReplyDeleteeih, that won't be a surprise if they gather there for new year's countdown!! we were just there for a couple of hours, and already felt the bustling lifestyle..
DeletePhoto O: I always liked the idea of ctching late evening or night flights home, so that I could laze around to do last minute sight seeings. I have big lessons never to arrive at the destinations at midnight or depart at early mornings! Both timings are wasteful of money!!!
ReplyDeleteSo this is the photo that some squint-eyed people said you looked dark?? I think it was just some lighting effects that gave you the tanned look like David Beckham! Nice!
very true!! i also prefer taking late evening or night flight back, at least still have some time to sort of linger and do some last-minute activities.. hate having to rush to catch early flight, which means one day wasted..
DeleteBTW, David Beckham isn't tanned at all lah.. actually i think we spent time outdoor most of the time, not surprise that i got tanned with the strong UV there..
Photo P: Anay is glad that Thambee had a great trip! Departing at 11.45pm was a bliss with a maximized stay!!! Ichi Ban Trip! I am glad you are safely back home and didn't radiate & glow at night. Wakakakakaka
ReplyDeleteindeed a great trip that was!! hahaha, not radiating and glowing at night lah, japan is ever so advanced and i am sure they have very good control over this issue dei.. so when are you going to Tokyo??
DeleteHuh? Part 5 already?!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteyes!! part 5 and the last part..
DeleteHow come I missed Part 1 - Part 4?!!!!
ReplyDeleteyou don't come to read my blog often do you?? hahaha~~ :D
DeleteAiya! I very busy no time to visit so many blogs nowadays. And you come up with new posts so fast how to catch up? : D
DeleteAiyo! Must go back and read all those posts!!! But how come so fast finish blogging about your Japan trip? Thought it'a a 4 day trip - should have 4 X 5 = 20 posts what! LOL!
ReplyDeletefast?? come on, it's already two weeks lah.. that is why you can never finish blogging about your trips.. all become stale lah!! haha~~ you've been enjoying your holidays?? :p
DeleteGot 2 weeks meh? Wah! Time flies.... LOL
DeleteIf me, I will write 40 posts Hahaha!!!
ReplyDeletei'm definitely not going to write all the mundane details lah, haha!! 5 would be nice, more than that i think it's too much~~
DeleteLOL! For me definitely will write all the details! : D
DeleteOK, OK, will go rewind back your posts and read later. Gotta go! : )
ReplyDeletesee you soon maybe in another two weeks?? i'd have more posts you have missed by then, haha!! :D
DeleteAs promised, I'm coming back to read your Japan posts. haha! In case I find something useful for my future Japan trip mah. Other posts can wait lah : p
DeleteA; so long queue for popcorn....what lau eh...really that good meh...pengsan.....
ReplyDeleteB- do agree with you. Here mana can sit down like that punya...
ReplyDeleteC- looks hot leh....or is it cool though the sun is up high. Am cusirous coz saw in the photo only two stall with umbrella while others just wore hat
ReplyDeleteD. You really went at the right time lo. so happening over there. So many things to see .
ReplyDeleteE. hmmm think its actually our own fault also leh coz some will kiasu and pluck the flower whie some will go super near to the flower arrangement to snap photo till it damaged the flowers
ReplyDeleteF Curry rice???? pengsan..... Hmmm you gonna say you going to refrain from rice for one month after coming back from Japan ka?
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ReplyDeleteThe left side photo...i love the ballon arrangement.
H edible ones....you mean the portion if we go into the shop also that much??/ pengsan lor....have to share leh
ReplyDeleteI. you all walk so long not tired ka> i see so many people alsready pening jor
ReplyDeleteJ. Mmmmmm fresh strawberry....but a bit too much cream on top
ReplyDeleteK. All seems to be orderly instead of messy
ReplyDeleteL the mochi must have been yummy. So got makan in the flight or not...
ReplyDeleteM. ya hor...I also didnt notice till you highlighted about it.
ReplyDeleteN. The scene looks familair. Maybe this is one of the popular spots to snap photos la
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