Life is too short to be living somebody else's dream. ☁ :

I'm back, to this dusted blog. It's been a long time since I express myself in words.
Now, let me update about my Japan trip. :)

18.05.14
We departed from KLIA2, flying with AirAsiaX (air-ticket RM825, inclusive tax, insurance & meal in airplane) to Kansai Airport. But before departure, we had our breakfast at O'Brien.

Apple pie. -RM10-

Cappucino. -RM9.80-

Sandwiches.

Finally, to the sky.

Actually I couldn't quite believe that I'm going to Japan even I was already on board. I sat separate with Heather because we didn't pick our seat when buying tickets. But I was lucky that the couple sat besides me are nice people. We even talked about our schedule.

We spent some time to try to figure out all those passes to be bought at the tourist information counter. There are many passes available for trains, buses and many more.

And also getting small changes that can be used to call sensei by using public phone. What a hectic day!

Sensei came to pick us up from the airport. I was feeling light-headed as I WAS FINALLY IN JAPAN! Their airport that built on the sea was quite amazing, to me. I was even fascinated when we reached sensei's house. Their house has garage! And the view from the rooftop was magnificent! The air was fresher compared to Malaysia. HAHA!

Unfortunately, I didn't manage to capture photo of our first dinner. IT WAS SUPER LUXURIOUS DINNER! Te-tsukuri sushi with sashimi and also oden. Nom nom. Gochisosamadeshita. ♥

Feeling grateful as sensei prepared us the luxurious dinner. After dinner, we went to shop at the nearby mart. Bought some snacks and instant Japanese curry cube.

Basically, the place where sensei lives does not have night life. The mart was closed at 9.00pm. For your information, time in Japan is one-hour ahead of Malaysia.

That night, we slept on futon! So warm. :D

19.05.14

We started our first day with breakfast that made by sensei. Salted salmon with a bowl of Japanese rice, salad and also miso soup. What a good day started with Japanese-style breakfast.

Our first stop was Osaka-jō.

Let the pictures tell the story.

The pigeons in Japan are no joke.

They are so fat and huge!

The water fountain in the Osaka-kōen.

Dandelion.

First green-tea aisu that we bought in the stall nearby Osaka-jō.

We only realised it was soooo expensive after we bought.

-350yen-

The famous Osaka Castle.

There are throngs of people visiting as well.

We only took photos of its building as we have to pay extra to visit the interior. Well, the exterior of this castle also took us half of the day to walk around.