Japan-bound (Narita) Arrival at Narita International Airport 成田国際空港 Terminal 2 Japanese Yen 日本円 Bills and Coins (1JPY = PHP0.488)Ģ045H JAPAN ARRIVAL. Japanese Culture Experience Counter (Free of Charge) Yebisu Garden Place – Jdorama location of Hana Yori Dango and Hana Nochi HareĪkihabara Store for Free Taste of Cheesecakes, etc. Shibuya Scramble – famous crossing featured in animes Takeshita Street (fashion street, crepes, and many more!) Kabukicho – Robot Restaurant, Godzilla, love hotels, etc! Shinjuku Chuo Park – watch skating exhibitions near a waterfall Check schedule per tower which is open on that day) Tokyo Metropolitan Building (FREE Observatory.
Odaiba -Statue of Liberty, Fuji TV and Giant GUNDAM! Tokyo Tower – iconic landmark featured in anime Shimbashi – Nippon TV Tower’s Giant Ghibli Clock
AKB48 theater (within Don Quijote Akiba)Ĭhiyoda -Imperial Palace (avail afternoon FREE Tour by JNTO. Oshiage -Tokyo Skytree (world’s tallest tower) Without further ado, I’m sharing my first trip last June 18-21, 2018 at the Land of the Rising Sun: JAPAN 日本国 (literally ‘origin of the sun’)! Tokyo Travel Map with highlighted destinations using Tokyo Subway TicketĪzumabashi -Asahi Beer Tower & Super Dry Hall (Flamme D’Or) I chose to start my adventure in the capital of Japan, Tōkyō 東京 ( ‘eastern capital’) or officially Tokyo Metropolis 東京都, a city of contrasts: traditional yet modern, filled with busy people yet disciplined. Thorough planning on my itinerary and expenses followed, to make sure every cent will be well spent, despite of only two whole days sightseeing. In less than a week, I received my passport and got my first Japanese visa. Perceived by many as an “expensive” tourist destination, at first I was frightened to book a roundtrip ticket but promo fares came and luckily, I was able to book using flight points and one way flight back to Manila for JPY1000 base fare only! After booking flights, I checked and passed the complete requirements at Reli Tours Agency at Dusit Branch Makati. My love for animé, J-dorama and food makes me wanna visit this country. Thank you.Japan: my ultimate East Asian destination. If you feel that you have found inappropriate content, please let us know by contacting us here with a url link to that content. Illegal activities will be removed from this board. All reported threads/posts containing reference to immigration fraud or YouĬan contact ICE via email at or you can telephone ICEĪt 1-86. To the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Of someone involved in fraudulent or illegal activity, that they report such activity directly recommends that if any member or user knows directly does not condone immigration fraud in any way, shape or manner. does not endorse, and expressly disclaims liability for any product, manufacturer, distributor, service or service provider mentioned or any opinion expressed in answers or comments. Answers and comments provided on Forums are general information, and are not intended to substitute for informed professional medical, psychiatric, psychological, tax, legal, investment, accounting, or other professional advice. If you do not agree to the Terms of Service you should not access or view any page (including this page) on. Important Disclaimer: Please read carefully the Terms of Service. Here’s another option: Edited Apby AndreaPerkins Globe will be replacing the DUO product with this So I need to find a new way to call the Philippines with basically unlimited calling that isn't extrememy expensive (or take on another job). She talks to her mother every day on the phone. My wife has adjusted to living in the US (even after the 2'+ of snow we got here in WI last week) but I know she misses her family. My wife's family lives in an area with horrible internet service (and expensive even by US standards) so talking over the phone is the best option.
Unfortunatly I got an email from Globe the other day saying they are discontinuing the service at the end of the month. This service allows unlimited calling for $10 a month (only from the US to the Philippines not the other way around). So I used the service to assign a US phone number to my wife's phone in the Philippines and since she came here a little over a year ago the number has been assigned to her mother's phone. Essentially they take a Globe mobile cell phone in the Philippines of your choosing and and add a US based phone number to it. Since I met my wife a few years ago I used a service called Duo USA through Globe mobile. I am looking for a way to make calls to the Philippines that isn't too expensive.
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