Some of the ryuken style hotel will provide pyjamas (known as Night Gown)

At Japan, its all about vending machine

Survived Tokyo's subway sandwich is a must experience in Japan!

My heaven - Snacks Section!

Japanese dog are damn lucky! Look at this stroller!

Tips
1. Weather : Even though its Spring, the weather is still cold and dry. So please bring along your jackets and etc.

2. Day Passes Or Pasmo/Suica Card : If you're staying at Tokyo for a couple of days, please opt for their day passes. It will help you save up a lot on transportation.

3. Everywhere Is Crowded: Spring is indeed the best season to visit Japan for cherry blossoming but be prepare with the crowd. Nevertheless where you go, it will be packed with people.

4. Spend Wisely: When you're in Japan, probably you will lose control when you saw their dessert, you'll be like "Just take my money!" or maybe its just me lol.


5. Subway: If you saw this in a subway station means you can actually just press the button and exit. Please don't end up being like us, running towards the doors that opens and wondering why people were staring at you. (thinking back also makes me feel embarrassed)


6. Cross The Road Like A Boss: Yeap seriously you can do so without being alert of the cars on the road as they will automatically stop for you! Damn polite! Unlike at Malaysia, probably you get honk and cursed by the driver.

7. Don't Be Afraid To Ask: Japanese are really helpful. Even though there's language barriers, they will help you out no matter how! I experience once where we were lost when we reached Shinjuku Station, we have no idea where's our hotel. This Japanese guy help us to google, ask the concierge and lead us all the way! Impressive but also felt paiseh.

8. Walking In the Subway Station: Do not stop suddenly when you're walking. You might get scold as they are always rushing.


Conclusion: I will definitely be back and explore more!