Travel in Japan

For the past few years, we’ve been choosing Japan Airlines (JAL) over any other airlines for our trips to Japan.

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Redeeming Our Pooled Mileage

It was our wedding anniversary on Sep 4th. I was fully expecting a quiet anniversary this year and celebrating it at home. I even got annoyed when Zaini turned down my intention to cook dinner that day.

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Our Anniversary Dinner At Midori, Putrajaya Marriott Hotel

11 years ago, on Sep 4th 1999 we made a commitment to spend our lifetime together. Happy anniversary to us! Where would I be without my pillar? Thank you for always being there and being the calming force for me

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結婚おめでとう To Us

Less than one month till our vacation to Japan and I really, really need to refresh and familiarise myself towards the Japanese language again. Admittedly I don’t really know much, and what I depend on is the survival phrases and for that JapanesePod101 came handy with their Survival Phrase segment. It’s been a year since I listened to any of their podcasts (because I was too pre-occupied with all things Koreans this year) and it is high time I start listening again.

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Study Time For Mommy!

It’s less of a hassle trying top re-mortgage my house than getting a visa to Japan.

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Applying A Visa To Japan

Look what I got for myself last week. A Sony NEX-5 camera! I’ve been researching for a new camera for a while now, and although I was more inclined to get a DSLR (either a Nikon or Canon), I chickened-out and opted for a more beginner friendly camera.

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My New Toy : A Sony NEX-5

Another visit to Sushi King for us last week. It’s funny that we’ve pretty much avoided coming to Sushi King or any other kaiten-zushi place after our holiday to Japan last year but now that our trip is looming, we’ve been eating Japanese food again at regular basis. Raimie wanted to go to Sushi King so that’s why we went there again

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Unagi Treat At Sushi King

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The Countdown Begins!

Such a cool looking train, don’t you agree? The new Skyliner Airport Express connects Nippori station and Narita Airport Terminal 2 in a minimum of 36 minutes, zipping along a new access route at 160 km/h top speed

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The Fastest Route To/From Narita

Let’s see…

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Sushi-Zen For Dinner