Preparin' to move out

Pardon me i've not been actively updatin' my blog lately. Hmm... yeah tired n am takin' a short break. I m preparin' to move out to Perth soon. Sigh... i can't believe it too!! =( Ya guys take care k? Feel free to drop me a msg here or to my mailbox. I'll reply asap. Anw i'll be back very often!!!!!

And in June i may be relocatin' in Tokyo for 3-4 months for some collaboration work, i m more lookin' forward to tat. I informed Jesse, my American friend in Tokyo. Yeah I can see him again real soon, tats awesome. =)

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The end

Ok my Tokyo trip has come to an end, as promised I took pics n uploaded them here. I'll not be uploadin' anymore pics. I m also considerin' to take a break for myself. Next headin' to Perth soon, but i'll be comin' back pretty often for rehearsal n stuff. Do feel free to msg me here, or email me n i'll reply asap, thanks. Happy Chinese New Year!

Tokyo disneyland

Tokyo disneyland is jus so fantastic that i can highly recommend a visit, you won't be disappointed. It lies outside the central Tokyo in Urayasu City, nearest railway station is Maihama station. An one day disneyland passport is 5,800 yen (about $70USD or $100SGD). I went on a weekend and it was so crowded that I had to stand in line for half an hour or so for each attraction. You can see the same disney characters, a castle, mountains, and magic performances as at other disneylands.
Have a look......

There are beautiful boutiques around for you to purchase souvenirs and stuff.

Mickey mouse boutique

i got some of these for my friends... they are so cute aren't they?

Mickey mouses...

Marchin' soldiers...

It's a small world... one of my favorites.

There's a boat ride for you to tour in the small world, it's awesome! The children sang and danced to the song "It's a small world" durin' the ride. The song seems to get into every fibre of your brain and take up residence for several days. =)

Takin' pics with the disney character...

The castle...

The Toontown...

The donald's boat which allows you to climb all over and explore type thing.

The Goofy's bounce house which allows you to literally bounce off the walls and even the furniture for a jumpin' good time.

The jolly trolley rides from Mickey Avenue to Downtown Toontown or back on this bobbin', pitchin' trolley. it's fun!!

A disney parade in the afternoon... last about 30 mins.

The pirates of the caribbean has a boat ride too which takes a thrilling voyage back to when pirates ruled the seas and ports. It's one of the best rides I had that day.

Souvenirs...

Takin' pics with the disney character from pirates of the caribbean.

Starjets which allow you to pilot your own rocket high above the Tomorrowland skies. Another one of those fairground roundy-roundy uppy-downy type rides.

Splash mountain which allows you to follow the antics of Brer Rabbit on a hair-raisin' flume adventure with the steepest, highest, wettest drop ever. The queue was really really long, probably the most popular attraction in the whole of Tokyo disneyland.

Mark Twain riverboat which allows you to enjoy a leisurely trip down the rivers of America on a romantic showboat. This is the best way to get great photographs durin' the ride.

Pics taken durin' the ride...

The electrical disney parade in the evenin'... last about 30 mins.

Due to the overwhelmin' attractions and long queues, I did not have time to visit all the attractions. It's worth another visit if I visit Tokyo again.

Tokyo fish market

Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market is best known as one of the world's largest wholesale fish and seafood markets. The sight of the many kinds of fresh fish, shellfish and other seafood and the busy atmosphere of scooters, trucks, sellers and buyers hurryin' around, make Tsukiji fish market one of Tokyo's major tourist attractions. It is located near the Tsukijishijo station on the Toei Oedo line and Tsukiji station on the Tokyo metro Hibiya line. The market opens most mornin' except Sundays and holidays. Remember to go early as most of the shops close by the early afternoon.

HUGEEEE.....

A visit to the Tsukiji market is best combined with a fresh sushi breakfast or lunch at one of the on site restaurants. But the queues for the good restaurants are usually quite long, be patient. =) I queued for half an hour jus to get in the restaurant.