THANK YOU.... thats all i can say.....really...no words can ever describe the emotions and the expereince that i have had. Thank You SP and ANCT





PICTURES WILL BEUPLOADED ON FACEBOOK SOON:)

5th Day Pictures

##3rd Day pics will be uploaded soon.

4th Day Pics

##3rd Day pics will be uploaded soon.Delayed :(

Second Day - This was the Worst Hair Day Ever...



Hey people, i am really sorry ur only getting pictures, but i really have limited time and all.Hope this satisfies ur Japanese Craze Hunger!!

FIRST DAY!! Photos Edited!




Hey people, i do not have the time to write a detailed report about what happened, but i will name all the pictures by tonight.If ya wanna ask any questions, do use the tagboard and i will answer the next following day :) Detailed report will be up once i am back :)

I got this Warning off Yahoo Travel....







Japan is not as safe for women travellers as it is for men. The primary dangers faced by women travellers to Japan are of a sexual nature: sexual harassment, molestation and rape. Although some expats will assure you that it's safe to walk the streets of any Japanese city alone at night, ignore this nonsense and follow your common sense: keep to streets with heavier foot traffic, stay in groups etc. Western-looking women who are alone on foot are easy targets for verbal harassment, or worse, by passing male pedestrians, cyclists and motorists. Walking solo along roads in remote rural areas (even during broad daylight), and hitchhiking are definitely advised against. The risks simply aren't worth it. Jam-packed trains or buses during rush hour, or late-hour services heaving with the inebriated masses, can bring out the worst in some men. If possible, ride in the women-only train carriages that have recently been introduced. Some Japanese men engage in the all-too-common handshake scam, where a friendly man pretends to want to shake your hand Western-style, then fondles your breast at the same time. When in doubt, refuse to shake hands and bow instead. Although statistics show low rates of violent crimes against women, many Japanese women's organisations and media attribute this to under-reporting.



And here are some prices



Average Cost of rooms per night:

Economy/Budget: 2800-3850
Average: 3850-7700
Executive: 7700-20000
Deluxe: 20000+


Sample Prices:

litre of milk: 190 Yen
12 eggs: 300 Yen
cheap bowl of noodles: 400 Yen
average temple/museum admission: 500 Yen
simple restaurant meal: 1000 Yen
youth hostel accommodation: 2800 Yen
internet per hour: 500 Yen
developing a roll of 36 exposure film: 600 Yen


All info has been taken from Yahoo Travel