The city that I most looked forward to visiting when I was in Japan, Tokyo!
I have been hearing a lot of positive things about Toyko from my friends, my parents, my aunties and etc
They just cant stop telling how awesome Tokyo is.
I had very high expectations and thank god it didnt disappoint!
Top- ZARA
Shorts- Topshop
Boots- Taiwan
Coat- Urban Outfitters
Headband- MURUA
Bag- CHANEL
In love with this head band from MURUA, the combination of my favourite colors, black and gold.
Halo, instead of me answering this question, one by one in FS, I figured I shall just write a short entry about it.
I tried explaining to people on FS but it seems to be a bit confusing because I said I go on diet but I still eat normally. I know, I know… Let me explain it to u now lo, chill~~~
I started taking pictures of all the food I had for a week since last week just to share with you guys! My diet plan is to cut down on eating carbs (rice, potatoes, fries and etc). Below are some examples…. Hahaha
Oo steak, I love steak! This is what I called advance diet meal! I don’t eat the fries (ok maybe 5-7 fries) but I finish the vege and the steak! Not sure if you guys heard but a lot of Hollywood stars go on diet by just eating a piece of steak a day!
After spending the first day in Osaka, we made a trip to Kyoto on the second day!
Woke up super early to catch the first train to Kyoto because we were scared we didnt have enough time to walk around Kyoto since it’s a day trip!
It was quite tiring la because we had to walk the whole day…
A few of you were asking how much it costs to travel around Osaka, Tokyo and Kyoto. Another tip for those who are planning to go to a few places like us! We bought the JR Rail Pass in Malaysia, in fact they only sell this pass outside of Japan. You cant find it in Japan ya so don’t bother asking around because they wont know ==” We got ours at Japan National Tourism Office in KL, it’s opposite Times Square. We bought a 7 days pass and it was RM1095 per pass. It’s quite worth it because you can take any JR trains including the bullet trains around Japan for a week. It saved us a lot during our trip there because we travelled around Toyko for free using this pass! Trust me their subway tickets and Metro is not cheap! If you need to go to a few places in one day, it can easily cost you 1000yen (which you can buy a meal edi) Sorry a, maybe I’m just too poor hahahhahaa. Bullet train from Osaka to Tokyo would have cost around RM500, one-way, as well.
