Holiday In Japan
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damn, i also wana go japan holiday.
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shinjuku.Originally posted by wonderamazement:Intending to go there at the end of this year... Not gonna join a tour group, any tips for me? Cash approx how much shud i bring? And also where to find hot AV stars...
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i can speak jap but i have never been to japan.
no money.
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What's it famous for? Anyways, i'm going there to please my stomach la wanna go visit some niteclubs and the nightlife there too... And agar how much shud i bring?Originally posted by No9:shinjuku.
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i think visiting countries up north in dec is a waste of time. but i would really like to visit their onsen and just look see what japan is like ... but no money and don't speak japanese. Only can order ramen.
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should org one for sgforum....Originally posted by stellazio:damn, i also wana go japan holiday.
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shinjuku is a melting pot i think.Originally posted by wonderamazement:What's it famous for? Anyways, i'm going there to please my stomach la wanna go visit some niteclubs and the nightlife there too... And agar how much shud i bring?
u get departmental stores at the southern end, and walking along meiji-chuo (follow bus 86 route on the bus stop plates) will take u to harajuku, omotesando ave(leading to roppongi) and shibuya... in cool weather of cos!
at the western end are also more departmental stores, some electronics discount shops, post office and government offices incl metropolitan govt bldg with its observatory. many private railway to saitama suburbs also terminate at this side as part of the larger shinjuku station, and are linked by complicated underground passages.
at the northern end is kabuki-cho, known for sex industry, of cos. i walked thru alone, it can be pretty safe as they cannot tout openly as before, and other kinds of complementary entertainment like bowling alleys and pachinko shops continue to draw a different kind of crowd. and the shinjuku local ward office is in kabuki-cho as well. but of cos plenty of AV CD shops, but u really dun have to come all the way here to get, as i said, almost every CD shop by the road has its 'collections'.
at the eastern end is shinjuku gyo-en (garden), the biggest green space inside tokyo. u need to pay for admission though. u might be surprised to find busy roads running under this garden though, when everything above seems so serene.
anyway nightlife in japan u can try both roppongi and shinjuku. but if u wan ahem i think it's hard unless u can pass urself off as a japanese by speaking fluent jap. beer is cheap there if u noe the right places. try reading japan-guide for more info.
be prepared to spend at least 4,000 yen ($50) a day on just living expenses like food and transport w/o accomodation. -
so how much u spend in jeepoon?Originally posted by ^tamago^:shinjuku is a melting pot i think.
u get departmental stores at the southern end, and walking along meiji-chuo (follow bus 86 route on the bus stop plates) will take u to harajuku, omotesando ave(leading to roppongi) and shibuya... in cool weather of cos!
at the western end are also more departmental stores, some electronics discount shops, post office and government offices incl metropolitan govt bldg with its observatory. many private railway to saitama suburbs also terminate at this side as part of the larger shinjuku station, and are linked by complicated underground passages.
at the northern end is kabuki-cho, known for sex industry, of cos. i walked thru alone, it can be pretty safe as they cannot tout openly as before, and other kinds of complementary entertainment like bowling alleys and pachinko shops continue to draw a different kind of crowd. and the shinjuku local ward office is in kabuki-cho as well. but of cos plenty of AV CD shops, but u really dun have to come all the way here to get, as i said, almost every CD shop by the road has its 'collections'.
at the eastern end is shinjuku gyo-en (garden), the biggest green space inside tokyo. u need to pay for admission though. u might be surprised to find busy roads running under this garden though, when everything above seems so serene. -
air fare $650Originally posted by newcomer:so how much u spend in jeepoon?
accomodation $520
food+transport $400
shopping $300
around there for a week's stay. could have done more if i got more money. -
i think a lot of ppl will go tokyo in march. currently it's not a good time as airfares dun seem to be coming down, though things in japan will keep getting cheaper due to weakening yen which means u can change more yen per dollar.Originally posted by mistyblue:should org one for sgforum.... 
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omg... every1's reply on Japan holiday is only AV???
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maybe my dream to go to Japan is coming true.. but they just had a earthquake...Originally posted by ^tamago^:i think a lot of ppl will go tokyo in march. currently it's not a good time as airfares dun seem to be coming down, though things in japan will keep getting cheaper due to weakening yen which means u can change more yen per dollar.
I still like to see Japan and experience it. I watch Japan Hour and the nice places they visit. So Tempting... -
i actually never experienced it there. the day after i left it snowed (in april!) and then earthquake came.Originally posted by mistyblue:maybe my dream to go to Japan is coming true.. but they just had a earthquake...
I still like to see Japan and experience it. I watch Japan Hour and the nice places they visit. So Tempting... -
so good...can see lots of kawaii gal..i wan i wan see too...=[[
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Basket... So discriminating...Originally posted by ^tamago^:but if u wan ahem i think it's hard unless u can pass urself off as a japanese by speaking fluent jap. 
Now i gotta go learn jap! -
never ever take taxis.
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Originally posted by wonderamazement:Basket... So discriminating... Now i gotta go learn jap!
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yeah. 660yen ($Originally posted by maurizio13:never ever take taxis.
just for flag-down. narita airport to tokyo will cost u hundreds of bucks and it's not any faster than train. -
My length of stay agar agar around 1 week, tamago how much do you suggest i should bring?
