Last 6 days in Japan.

Day 1: Goodbye, Singapore.

Day 2: Universal Studios/Osaka

"Welcome to universal studios"

"Hollywood dream"

A break dancing performance at the park.

Looks like ordinary strawberry? Actually, it's frozen strawberry which taste sweet nor sour. There's still frozen mango favor.

:)

Cindy, this is for you.

Japanese girls goes to school, fashion uh?

Night lights at Shinsaibashi, holds variety of shops. It's human traffic at there.

Fact: Interesting group of guys we saw at the bridge. They walked like gays but they went over to every japanese girl who walks alone and take their number from them. :/

Day 3:Kyoto/Toyahashi (Not much photos)
Visit KinKakuji. Next visit the Nishijin Textile Centre, and some creation of Japanese weaving. Didn't take much photos, cause mostly temples.

KinKakuji "Golden Pavilion"

Sunset on the way to Hotel Nikko Toyohashi.

Day4 :Bullet train/Mt Fuji/Lake Kawaguchi

Took the bullet train at "Shinkansen" and zoom off to tokyo in 10 mins whereby the bus took 2 hours.

Owakudani Valley known as the "Boiling Valley", the fumes rises from the rocks. Taken before climbing up.

A closer view at the top. At the top, they sell "Black Egg" which are cook inside these fumes. It' well-known because many believed that after eating the egg, your life will be longer by 3 years.

We head to the 5th level of Mt.Fuji. The view was magnificent.

A view from the hotel, Kawaguchiko Seigaku Hotel. During the winter, the trees around will be turn into yellow flowers. At night, dressed in "Yukata" and we enjoyed "Nabe" (Steamboat). Gave the hot spring bath a miss, you know why? Imagine yourself naked with "unknown strangers" in the pool.

Day 5 : Tokyo City Tour

Tokyo Tower, the highest tower in Japan.

At Asakusa Kannon Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo. The temple was somewhere at the back, but we most of us give it a miss since majority of our tour group are Christian. Take a look at the monkey, 360 degrees flip.

Next, went over to Ginza street for shopping. The whole stretsch of shops are branded goods; Zara has it's own 6 storey building. The street is out of bounds for vehicles every Sunday. It fun shopping at Ginza, of course we got stuff from there. :) But...if you want goods at a reasonable price, take a look at the next photo. Naka market, where you can find 500 shops that sell everything at a reasonable price. Take for example, a havanas flip flops at S20. It sells basics foods. You can try their "Strawberry Yogurt" from their "Yogurt Factory". It'll become a addicted to you.

Day 6-Tokyo/DisneySea
A fun filled celebration commemorating the 25th anniversary of the theme park. It was held under the scorching sun, still everyone was asked to close our umbrellas. :/"Lost River Delta" Indiana Jones: Temple of the Crystal Skull.


American Waterfront, the Colombia ship. A walk through journey around the ship.
Mediterranean Harbor, of course not to forget, "Minnie Mouse". But, if you're a big fan of mickey mouse, "Where's Mickey you wonder"? There isn't any clear images of him. He was at the top of a ship, with fountains of water splashing around him.

Day 7 : Sayonara to Tokyo.

To end off, if you're going to Japan. You should try their cream puff, not to forget go to the supermarket and grab the corn, eat on the spot. It's edible, and sweet. :)

And, it's better if you know how to speak Japanese. You know why? Japanese can't speak English, all you can do it sign language to them. I wonder why, despite knowing that we can't speak Japanese they still insists on speaking.

It's great to be back home again. Next holiday after "O"s, maybe with my girls. :D