Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Tokyo Holiday - Day 7

Today is my last day in Tokyo and this will be my last short daily postings from here. 
My departure flight is 11:30pm but we arrived Haneda Airport 
early as we decided not to get caught in their after office rush. 
There is over 25 million people in Tokyo alone!


Haneda Airport is nice and lively.
It reminds me of Changi Airport.



Yesterday we visited few places
and that includes their famous
park called Rikugien.
So peaceful and relaxing place.



Today we went to the Akasaka Imperial
Palace near the hotel we stayed.



Lastly, we headed on to the Tokyo National
Museum before going to Ginza for an expensive farewell lunch for ourselves.

I will continue to finish my 3 more marriage and divorce postings before
start on my proper Tokyo trips.

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37 comments:

  1. so fast and it's the end of Anay's Tokyo trip.. so you are now in the airport using the free wifi to blog?? hehe, don't ditch Letchumy aside lah, go shopping with her, I'm sure there are lots of last minute shopping to be done in the airport~~ :p

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    1. Anay went to places Thambee has not been to in Tokyo before today, lovely garden with beautiful landscaping, flowers and fountains.. it will be nice to spend a relaxing afternoon there, picnic and feed your CB mouth with some seasonal Japanese fruits.. muahahaha!!!

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    2. wah!!! 3 more marriage and divorce posts before your travelogue?? that is too much lah, have them in between breaks of your Tokyo trip posts instead la~~ :p

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  2. You very fast blogger!! I took one month to end my 21 days of my travel....

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  3. The garden so nice, it would be romantic to go walk walk with your another half

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  4. Ginza for lunch? Let me guess, beef buffet+steamboat? I'm still waiting to see all the good yummy food you had there.. Especially those Doraemon red bean pancake, haha.. Oooo lala, oh yes, I'm waiting for the "black magic" post too, haha..

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  5. Wow, you had a fantastic time with your loved one in Tokyo. Welcome home.

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  6. Er.. I think it is not too bad, the rush hour ends around 7-7.30pm. Last time I took the train to Haneda from Shinjuku (with transit) at 8pm, no crowds anymore.

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  7. Looking forwards to more posts and pictures! I want to see flowers like that last pic :)

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  8. Hello TM.. believe you would be a correct person where i can ask this..

    Would it be worth to spend RM4900 on a 4D3N tour to Tokyo (flight + hotel + one day pass to Disneyland) ? Planning last min trip for kids.. and tour not available for ( 2 weeks before New Year and 2 weeks within CNY.. sigh)

    Regards

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    1. If you ask for my opinion, I would definitely not join the Japan tour even though it is very convenient without fuss. The price you mentioned is definitely not worth it and you might come back to complain like others about the rush and hurried tour being conducted. I have taken tours to China and South Korea with a long list of complaints before decided to hire personal guide & drivers in Bali, Angkor Wat, Phuket & Xian. So much cheaper and made me a happy boy!

      Honestly, Tokyo is too huge and not easy to take the subway lines which is a crazy place underground. However, you can get used to it with patience as we have done that many times in Japan. For 6 nights in Tokyo, I think we spent way below RM10K for everything. You could see the number of places we covered which may not be the same as the normal tour itinerary but we chose it to suit our interests. As for the tour's 3 nights, I am guessing it is one full day at Disneyland and include Sensoji Temple, Tokyo City View from a deck, Gardens Tour, Imperial Palace and quick shopping. If you go in a family, you can save more if the kids sleep inside same family sized room with extra beds. You can write to my email for some lengthy dialogue, if you wish.

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    2. I enjoy reading your comment and I strongly agree with all you mentioned above. I also experienced both organised tour operator and travel independently and I personally think, travel independently is way better than the first one. If RM4,900 per pax, I don't think it's really worth cause I went July this year, my family and I spent roughly RM5k each for 8 days trip - including Disneyland, Mount Fuji and Yokohama.

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  9. It is totally different kind of feeling being in Tokyo, let us have a peek at your expensive farewell lunch..

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  10. How lovely to have enjoyed the autumn colours in Japan's beautiful garden. Glad to know that you are safely back in KL now and commenting on blogs. Can't wait to read more of your posts.

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  11. Hi, TM. It's me, Sharon - your classmate from way back. ...just kidding. I'm a random stranger that Small Kucing sent over, to read your awesome blog. :P

    What a lovely place to go for a holiday. Neat and serene. I feel at peace already, just looking at the photos.

    Marriage and divorce posts? Very interesting topic. I look forward to it. Always great to share and learn from each other. :)

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  12. We took the train to Haneda last time around 6pm. OK lah.

    Malam rush not as bad as morning one, right?

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  13. Wow time flies..coming home with sweet memories

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  14. Post some of the food you have eaten next time.

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  15. I just watched one programme in SG that introduced us to the cultures of Japan, it says the people in Japan are all very systematic, polite, clean, well behave and environmental friendly, since a kid, they learned how to love the environment

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  16. I just watched one programme in SG that introduced us to the cultures of Japan, it says the people in Japan are all very systematic, polite, clean, well behave and environmental friendly, since a kid, they learned how to love the environment

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  17. Anay, don't forget to share about your loots that you bought in Japan. I want to see.

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  18. Seven days in Japan and exhausted. I was there for five days only and I was almost dead. I can no longer move myself so a hot bath was inlcuded every night. Will look forward to more stories of Tokyo in details.

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  19. How time flies! Beautiful pics there!

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  20. Beautiful photos! Warm greetings from Montreal, Canada. :)

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  21. Hi! I enjoyed your blog series of Tokyo staying. The pose of your wife's "Tai Chi with my white sword" is perfect. Thanks for sharing.

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  22. P.S
    The population of Tokyo is about 12 million. There are about 37 million people live in Tokyo Metropolitan area.
    Tokyo Metropolitan area includes Tokyo,Kanagawa prefecture,Saitama prefecture and Chiba prefecture.



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  24. I haven't been to Haneda so far and it's my first time to Narita Airport July this year. Previously, I flew into Kansai Airport instead. Never imagine Haneda Airport is so beautiful cause all this while, I thought it's just normal and budget airport :P

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  25. I love Japan airport, the one I flew to is Narita airport, they have the famous notebook outlet there, everything is duty free, hehe!! Haneda also quite interesting, it is where the place I took first 787 flight.

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  26. Good evening TM... The weather now is cooling...

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  27. Thank you for the postcard, i have receive it...

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  28. what a great ambiance.. very relaxing TM... it's not snowing yet in Tokyo? what month of the year does snowing start in Tokyo?

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  29. so fast last day jor? like a blink of an eye.

    So next trip will go to which part of Japan leh?

    Thanks for the postcard , Anay

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  30. I actually slept at Haneda airport for a night just to save on accommodation haha!

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  31. Love going to Tokyo via Haneda cause I can catch a cab to the hotels in town instead of the long limo ride from Narita.

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