Jiragonno Fuji-no-Yakata


After the whole day trip.. We headed to our Hotel, Jiragonno Fuji No Yakata. It’s situated at the bottom of Mount Fuji. I love the traditional style of the hotel. We were all dressed in yakata, a Japanese robe, which everyone was supposed to wear for dinner.


My Room number 371


Tea Cup


Some Light Snack


Green Tea


The view from my window


Walkway leading to SPA Hot Spring


Hot Spring…. Left: Men   Right: Ladies…
This is the most interesting part as anyone who use the SPA need to be NAKED. No towel or whatever is allowed inside…. Its really shy for me to go naked into the SPA :). Its my first time but i really don’t want to miss this chance of a lifetime.. GO!!!!!!! hahaha.. My roommate is shy and he went to the SPA in the early morning 5am.. while everyone is sleeping.. heheehhe Good one..


For those who is not going for the Hot Spring can use the massage chair


Roommate and friends


Our bus for ACER B

Tokyo City Tour - Ginza District


Noodle….


Giant crab….


After reading JanShim SAVE THE SHARKS SAVE THE WORLD. STOP SHARK FINNING. I came across this Shark Fin restaurant.. No Shark Fin for me :)



Ginza District, the heart of Tokyo, is the busy modernized shopping.


Look at the crowds……


People queuing up to buy bread..
After Ginza District, we will be transfer to Lake Kawaguchi Hot Spring Resort

Tokyo City Tour - Asakusa Kannon Temple


Hah… Total of 9 hours flight from Brunei - KLIA - Japan ! It’s so tiring… i can’t really sleep well on the plane. Upon arrival at Narita Airport, we have a short Tokyo City Tour then proceed to visit the oldest and most impressive temple in Tokyo - Asakusa Kannon Temple.



Poor old man sleeping at the street….


The Asakusa Temple is a favorite place to visit for out of towners and foreigners. On the day of our visit there were many school chidren on class trips. The temple is dedicated to the Kannon or Godness of Mercy, said to be founded in the 7th century.


A fountain with many ladles where people cleanse their hands and rinse their mouths before entering the temple. This washes away any impurities. We are not suppose to rinse our hand directly to the fountain. Its impolite. We need to use the ladles provided to get the water and pour to our hands. The water flows out from the mouth of the dragon can be drink.


Bronze incense burner, where worshipers wave smoke over their bodies to heal or prevent illness.


A five storied pagoda, Asakusa Shrine


Nakamise Street, the long narrow approach, to the temple is lined with small souvenir shops and foods.


Japan famous FORTUNE CAT

KLIA TRANSIT


MH ( Malaysian Hospitality )


LEXUS GS300 for grab….


SELAMAT HARI RAYA


TieRack


I waited at McDonald’s till 2330 for the next flight to Japan Narita.

BWN-KLIA-JPN

Tomorrow is the day …. I am flying off to Kuala Lumpur then transit to Japan for 5 days holiday. Hopefully the weather is cool….

Regards,
Alan Chai

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