It's Been A Year

Since our last trip to Japan. No trip to Japan this year and in 2013. Zaini and I made an agreement to go after Raimie's UPSR in 2014. It's such a long wait. Booohooohooooo!!!!

What I miss most about Japan :
Dipping in this
Riding in one of these
eating a whole lot of this

Raimie had a special birthday wish last year and we agreed to it because his year-end exam result was good. That's always a condition for us to agree with anything that he requested.

Last year, he wanted to visit the One Piece exhibition at Huis Ten Bosch Theme Park, so all three of us made our way to Nagasaki for it!
Daddy didn't mind because he is also an avid fan of One Piece. As a matter of fact, those two have been watching One Piece endlessly this school holiday! That's why they kicked Mommy out and made Mommy ran so that Mommy won't disturb them! LOL
That's Nami.

We got Raimie a small birthday cake
Of course it's chocolate cake, Auntie Ru!

For such a small cake, it took us (or rather Mommy) 4 days(!) to finish it and lugging it around 3 different cities. So yeah, birthday cake is totally optional for this boy. ^^

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  1. Me... Yayy wanna have the 1st sip too... LOL.. Cool... Never been to Japan b4... How I wish I cud go there during Spring where the sakura blooms... Must be hontoni kakkowi hehee... Erk the boys weren't a big fan of choc cake? Me like cheesecake better huhu...

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    1. Those two aren't much of a junk food eater. :-D

      Spring is nice because of the cherry blossoms but other seasons are nice too. :-D

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  2. I still haven't been to japan..must go one day

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    1. so planning to go someday? :-)

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    2. Wenn likes Mat Sallehs! She has been flying to the West so many times!

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    3. Me still very Asian. :)

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    4. I am also very Asian and traditional lagi. I reject wedding invitations via Facebook.

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    5. Uncle annay, people go paperless already.

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    6. Paperless also, hv to hv the personal touch what.cannot just tag people and leave it like that. Unless its someone very far away or not close.

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  3. Ahhhhh!!!! The boy looks exactly like the father!!! Japan - own country, have not visited all yet, no need to go so far lah! Cheaper here, and may even been nicer...and food not a problem at all. Went to a halal restaurant in Japan or was it Korea, served pork leg...but that was in the 80's. Maybe not so bad anymore these days...

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    1. I don't exactly purposely look for a halal restaurant when I'm overseas. To me, I try local food but as in all things, when in doubt - ask.

      Plus no need to restrict ourselves whether can go this place or not, experience can't be viewed with monetary value.

      Otherwise, we can also say no need to study overseas, local U also got. :-D

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    2. When it comes to food, you are so flexible and modern! Good! My office staff rejected all the Green Tea Kit Kat which I bought from Japan. They said no halal sticker or assurance.

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    3. Some people can be rather close minded. I have had colleagues who rejected Halal stickers from other countries - Australia, Thailand, etc because they don't trust them. Wei! Not only JAKIM can issue Halal certification.

      Some people ask me how to eat in China and I kept telling them that there are Muslims in China too. Chinese muslims. *pening*

      I don't like to say I'm flexible but I rather think that what I choose to eat is not because I blindly follow a chop but rather my understanding of what Halal means. Knowledge is best. Use it.

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    4. But that said, everyone is entitled to their own belief. So, if someone has doubts about eating something, let them be because you can't eat what you doubt. Can't pity food (or food to be like chicken before its slaughtered) too. You pity it, you cannot eat it.

      Maybe I'll burn in hell with what I believe but it's my perogative. ;p

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    5. I understand your thoughts. Many Indonesian folks are like this too.

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    6. I wonder about the Halal food too, so I asked my Malay colleague who went to Paris and he said he choose to eat seafood only.

      When in doubt, eat fish.... that's what he told me :D

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    7. Halal doesn't only mean the food has no pork. Anything that can be harmful to us cannot be considered Halal too. Hygiene also is a factor. How food is prepared is too. This is what you'll be told by Masjid Negara staff. :-D

      Your friend is kinda right, when in doubt eat fish. But make sure no alcohol content in there. If got, tarak boleh makan. :-D

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  4. so no annual trip for two years?? or shall i say no Japan trip only, but you will be going somewhere else?? at least a cuti-cuti malaysia i guess..

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    1. I got trip to KK planned for next year. And maybe Bidor too. ^.^

      This year we've been to Taiping n Penang dy. :-)

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    2. I have not been to Kelantan and Trengganu yet whereas my wife has covered whole Malaysia. Maybe I should save that 2 states for my old age when I cannot walk or climb anymore.

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    3. You are still young....ish. xD

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  5. aiyoh, you are posting that two photos here, for sure the HHBC people got things to relate with lah.. kekekekekeke!! or shall i be the first to speak on their behalf here?? :p

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    1. you don't miss dipping in the hot spring.. but you miss being naked and mandi berpasangan~~

      you don't miss the bullet train, but you miss that hamsap shape of the bullet train that reminds you of your favorite thing!! wakakakakaka~~

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    2. I didn't hint anything ah... SK has very hamsap imagination. :-D

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    3. I think SK is more Hamsap than SP!

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    4. Mandi berpasangan is okay wert!

      SP always does it~~ :p

      Bullet train?? It makes our life happier, yes? No?

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    5. Mandi berpasangan is easier if you don't have kids that will always check where and why mommy and daddy gone to, for doing. LOL

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  6. so what is raimie's birthday wish this year?? i am sure his result is also good that you can grant his wish right?? maybe you are going to Legoland?? hmmm... okay okay, Legoland, haha~~

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    1. he wanted to go to Legoland but Daddy didn't want to visit Legoland in Malaysia. Save money we go Denmark better
      hahaha

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    2. My friend's young kids were not pleased with Legoland. They complained boring!

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    3. Still new lah...

      Then you add the no shades much at the park.

      And the very very much new to Legoland crowd.

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  7. ooooppss, look at the 2nd photo from the bottom!! your zaini is hugging that sexy anime in bikini top!! hahahaha, was he trying to give you a hint?? oh, look he was ever so happy with that anime~~ :p

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    1. I got better shot with him and that lady bosom, you know. Wanna see? :-P

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  8. hahaha, that chocolate cake looks good lah.. but took you 4 days to finish it and lugging it around 3 different cities!! next time just buy a small one lah or at least not when you are traveling..

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    1. that's actually small cake and cosy 1,000yen only. Thought can finish but its too dense and rich. Such a waste to throw so we end up taking it on a trip :-D

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    2. I found the Japanese breads and cakes tasted better than Malaysia's. worth paying the price.

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    3. Yup.

      But I like western bread more. ;)

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  9. Hey Raimie really looks tall for his age, 2014 only sitting for his UPSR...man he sure will grow up to be tall,dark and handsome...

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    1. Tall ok
      Handsome ok
      Tapi takmau dark! :-D

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    2. LOL... Okay tall, white and handsome!

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    3. Not dark la, tanned~~

      Tanned, broad and macho... slurps! Like the lifeguard on the beach. Wah, my saliva is dripping already.

      Just to make things clear, I no pedophilia. That's SP, wokay~ :p

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  10. Been to Korea but never to Japan.....I still think of my Korea vacation now and then. It has been more than 2 years

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    1. If you still think abut it, then the trip was a success, right? :)

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  11. I love Japan very much too. I thought we could visit again next year but my wife has never been to a Mat Salleh country yet. So I am cracking my head.

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    1. I haven't been to any Mat Salleh country yet (despite holding a paper qualification from a Mat Salleh country... wakaka) but to date, I still love Japan... and only Japan. ^^

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    2. SO is Anay making two trips next year? One to Japan and one to Mat Salleh country?

      Which one you choose? Europe? Australia? NZ? US? hehehe

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    3. Today I just Google the flights to Shanghai and U.S. I like to mimpi kuat.

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    4. we dream first then we turn into action to make it come TRUE, right Anay? :-)

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  12. You're photos make me miss Japan ... AND I LIVE HERE! Hmph. :D

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    1. I'm worried over the distraction and countless pit stop I might make there, especially with a fellow jungle woman around. :-D

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  14. It's been ages since our last trip to Japan. We love it there and wont mind going again too!

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    1. I wouldn't mind going over and over and over again tooo! :-P

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  15. Japan is in my wish list to visit. Just don't know when it will happen.

    lina, I bought 2 types of biscuits for you. It is from Chinese vegetarian biscuits maker.

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