Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts

Friday, 13 April 2012

Breast Candy

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Breast candy from Japan. Damn expensive. RM40 per pax. Mom bought 2 packages cause chubi ma. 


NO. I'm not a pervert ok. Our tour guide introduced this so called "breast candy" to us and it does look like a breast la. I wondered is it really made from breast milk?! I mean like human breast milk?! Luckily it is actually made from cow milk from Hokkaido. They could have manufactured it in a form of milk bottle or cow. Who would  actually have the thoughts of making milk chocolate into the shape of a breast? Japan it is!


PS: They do have Penis Candy in the shape of a penis but I forgot to take photos before we finish eating =X 

Friday, 30 March 2012

Tokyo Disneyland

Finally I blog about the Disneyland. No introduction needed. Everyone knows what is a Disneyland right? lol
I lazy ok? Lazy bug please go away.

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The entrance ticket is a huge disappointment. 
Not cute at all :(
And I just realize that's a one-year pass after posting this photo!! It expires on 25th November 2012.
*we should have keep the tickets*


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Met Pluto at the entrance gate. Was he waving at me :D


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I've no idea who is this fluffy labbit. Does anyone know which character it is?
Anyway. It's so cute. 


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Mr. Goofy!!
They set rules for visitors. We cannot just take photos with Disney characters at anywhere we want. 
We've to queue up at the particular spot. Trust me, it can takes up to hours to reach your turn. So I would just skip that. 


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Finally we are here! 
Not that excited though.... 
How?! I feel old :(


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Okay. It was only 10am k and the parade was suppose to start at 11am. These Japanese were already there, sitting down on their own mat, picnicking and waiting for the parade. 
And it was a weekday you know?! So crowded.
We got no nice spot to take photos :( 


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Told cha, no nice spot for photos :(


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Why he din't came for me but the baby boy beside me?
Cause I no cute :(


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It looks delicious lol


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I think she has a nice smile and skinny legs :D
I jelly :(


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Seriously, I think their outfits are cute <3
But my legs would be 10 times fatter in those leggings / socks.


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This thing looks a bit weird though. 
Maybe it was standing up with only 2 legs. lol


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The snowman looks so fluffy and cute right??
I purposely blur the other that not-so-cute one. 


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Tell me, cute not?
CUTE NOT?!?!


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Remember this green soldier in Toy Story?


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We spent 3 hours queueing for this not-so-fun Space Mountain ride. 
Another sign to show that I'm too old for Disneyland -_-
People said, "You're never too old to go to Disneyland. It's a place for all ages." They lie about it ok?
But, but, but, I got the chance to hear my little brother screaming. So, the 3-hour-time was totally worth it :DD
Imma evil big sister lol


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The castle :DD
Obviously it's a favorite photo shooting spot for tourists. 
It's the most important landmark in Disneyland for you to "show off" to your relatives or cousins: "See, I went to Disneyland". lol


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Little bro and me. 
Imagine this tall 15-year-old kid screaming on roller coaster ride :D

PS: Ok. I hate the women and her son over there. She looks so much happier than her son! lol


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Le me with a weird pose. 
That's why I can never be a model.
Not only I don't have the face and body... I can't pose naturally in front of a camera. 
You don't have to read this you know? 


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The sky is getting dark and the castle looks creepy here.


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That kid just ruin my photo :(


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Just a random photo to show how crowded it was. 


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The castle at night.
So evil like lol

**Another disappointment, no fireworks!!!

Frankly speaking, I like HK Disneyland more than Tokyo ones and its cheaper lol
Sigh. Maybe I was expecting too much from Tokyo Disneyland and hence it turned out to be a big disappointment. It was full of people everywhere. You really have to queue for everything. Like toilet, like buying popcorn. All super long queue. 
Btw, they have the most expensive popcorn in the world which is 1 bucket for RM60 but they have various flavors like curry, chocolate, black pepper, soda, caramel etc and they are giving the buyers fancy fancy bucket. My parents actually queued for hours to buy one bucket of curry flavor popcorn. They chose curry because it had the shortest queue. lol

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Oh. Did I mention my parents bought this Minnie head for bai sui (decoration in Hokkien) one?
As I said, I rather they bought a Minnie headband for me. At least I could wear it to college to show that I've the guts XD

Thursday, 1 March 2012

I Was In Tokyo!

We spent our night at Otaiba, a man made island in Tokyo Bay across the Rainbow Bridge from central Tokyo. It was actually built for defensive purpose to protect Tokyo against any possible attacks from the sea but eventually developed as a place for commercial, residential and leisure. 


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The Statue of Liberty a.k.a 自由女神象
Can use this pic to cheat people d. "Guess what?! I've been to US!" lol


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The day view of Rainbow Bridge from our hotel room. 
Nice view huh?
Don't siao siao leh. We spent our night at Grand Pacific Lebaida Hotel which is a 5 stars hotel that facing Tokyo Bay and Rainbow Bridge. We were given a Petit Garden skincare set by Kanebo including 2 packs cleanser, 2 packs of toner, a day cream and a night cream. I was totally surprised by the toiletries given. I took them all home as souvenir as they can be really useful when travelling. 

Wednesday, 15 February 2012

Asakusa Kannon Temple

Asakusa Kannon Temple or Shensoji, is the oldest Buddism temple in Tokyo. It was built in year 628 AD.

"The legend says that in the year 628, two brothers fished a statue of Kannon, the goddess of mercy, out of the Sumida River, and even though they put the statue back into the river, it always returned to them. Consequently, Sensoji was built nearby for the goddess of Kannon. The temple was completed in 645, making it Tokyo's oldest temple. "

It was a fantastic feeling for eing there to see the historical building with my own eye!

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I remember this is what they call "the house for God", if I'm not mistaken. 


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Main gate. 
It's famous for its super lantaern. Many people take photo in front of it. You can see the lantern here. 


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There is a street named "Nakamise", sellng Japanese traditional food, clothes and etc. 


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Agemanju, deep friend manju (soft cake with paste filling)


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Got myself a green tea paste filling manju :D


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Tuesday, 10 January 2012

Walking in the City - Tokyo

"YoooHooo, I'm in Tokyo!!" I was really really excited when I saw sitting in the bus and glanced out the window. Tokyo is a very canggih city! KL has nothing to compare to Tokyo. [Ok la. Perhaps the Twin Tower? :D] Plus, it's really CLEAN. The air, the roads and everything you can see from the ground. 
Conclusion, Tokyo wins!
Malaysia, no worries, I still love you, from the bottom of my heart. 


 We went up to Metropolitan Government Building to have a bird-eye view of the city. 
They have all this tall tall building a few decades ago, and it's so sad to say, Komtar is still the tallest building in Penang and sixth tallest in Malaysia. And it's not the hottest place for Penangites to go anymore. 










I like buildings with big big and colourful sign boards / billboards. 


 Next we went to Kabukicho. It's an very interesting street. You'll know why later :P


 It looks nothing special here huh?


Have you seen any clue in this photo? What is this street all about? 


How about this? Who are they? Celebrities?


Ahhh. I guess you know what is this right? Sexy pretty girls? 


And 120 minutes for 1000 yen?


It's getting obvious right? Yes? No?


AHHA! I assume you know what is all this about. lol

Kobukicho, Tokyo's red light district, once known ad Asia's top entertainment quarter, is a neon-drenched enclave packed with sex shops, love hotels, pachinko parlours (its something like the tiger machine la), and pleasure housed catering for both sexes probably people like rich men or lonely wives lol

Although it's just 600 square metres, but it has over 300 sex shops, 200 clubs, 80 hotels and hundreds of bars and restaurants. It's estimated that around 150 thousand people pass through it everyday.

Seriously, 150 thousand of people pass through that 600 square metres street everyday?! Conclusion: people has strong desire/ needs in this area!



School girls! Kawaii neh. Do you think they're cute? 
And yea, I think I'm cute too


Act cute la, lol.

That's all, bye :D