Kyoto Japan (20-25 June 2012).
Alhamdulillah, Allah grant me with this opportunity to be in Japan from the 20-26 June 2012. Most of the times I'll be in Kyoto but I'll be visiting Osaka for 1 day and Tokyo for 1/2 day insyaallah. Before I came to Japan I told my sister and brother in law I don't think I will visit the country again in the future because it is quite expensive to visit Japan. Thank God my whole trip is fully funded by UPM. Alhamdulillah.....but the moment I passed their immigration at Kansai International Airport yesterday I changed my mind. Seriously, I fall in love with Japanese hospitality and friendliness. They are nice people although their country is one of the richest countries in the world but they treated everybody nicely. I'm so touched and impressed with them.
Not like other countries where I visited before, Japanese immigration didn't do any strict check on me. So everything went pretty fast less then 30 minutes. After I left the arrival hall and tried to figure out what to do next I was approached by this gentleman. He introduced himself and it turned out I was randomly selected by him a Japanese policeman not wearing uniform for some Q &A session. But he was extremely polite and friendly (and cute too). We chat as if we knew each other for so long.......it was a nice experience. Instead of him questioning me I ended up questioning him about Kyoto and other information. He was so helpful......
To be con't.
Alhamdulillah, Allah grant me with this opportunity to be in Japan from the 20-26 June 2012. Most of the times I'll be in Kyoto but I'll be visiting Osaka for 1 day and Tokyo for 1/2 day insyaallah. Before I came to Japan I told my sister and brother in law I don't think I will visit the country again in the future because it is quite expensive to visit Japan. Thank God my whole trip is fully funded by UPM. Alhamdulillah.....but the moment I passed their immigration at Kansai International Airport yesterday I changed my mind. Seriously, I fall in love with Japanese hospitality and friendliness. They are nice people although their country is one of the richest countries in the world but they treated everybody nicely. I'm so touched and impressed with them.
Not like other countries where I visited before, Japanese immigration didn't do any strict check on me. So everything went pretty fast less then 30 minutes. After I left the arrival hall and tried to figure out what to do next I was approached by this gentleman. He introduced himself and it turned out I was randomly selected by him a Japanese policeman not wearing uniform for some Q &A session. But he was extremely polite and friendly (and cute too). We chat as if we knew each other for so long.......it was a nice experience. Instead of him questioning me I ended up questioning him about Kyoto and other information. He was so helpful......
To be con't.
