Travel in Japan

I think if you are not that particular about what you eat, eating for below RM15.00 (350yen) per

I wrote this remembering with a chuckle colleagues experience using a Japanese hi-tech toilet at the now defunct Ninja Jones Restaurant at MidValley Northpoint. They were so excited using the toilet but a few of them whispered to me that they couldn’t find the handle to flush.

See the article here:
There Are Many Ways To Flush

When people hand over stuff (pamphlets,

Indoor?

And you can still find it in Hanayashiki!

Our way to appease a might be cranky 8 year old and a treat for him being a good boy for not complaining or whining much after walking all that countless hours sightseeing in Japan. And he sure look forward to it. We’d allow him have a go a couple of times at each cities we stopped by

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Things We Do On Our Vacation. 2. More Game Time

The itsy bitsy bath tub I love.

Visit link:
I Miss This… The Tub

A continuation of my earlier post on how to easily enjoy a meal at some strange Japanese restaurants in Japan when you don’t speak the language. 1.

Original post:
Thank Goodness For Plastic!

If you are a tourist and you are scared to death about the thoughts of ordering in Japan and avoid going out

Every single time I needed to find a shop or convenience store just to buy a bottle of water and queue for them, I miss this. Or that time when I saw an out-of-order vending machines in KL, I miss these too. Rows and rows of vending machines – they sell almost everything and can be found almost everywhere in Japan

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I Miss This… The Vending Machines