Tsuaringu da Japanisu alaundo KEI-ERU. (Touring the Japanese around KL)

So I drove to Kajang KTM early in the morning and arrived at KL Sentral to meet up with Crystal san. Waited at KLCC for more than an hour. (We were nervous haha! Sure we were LOL) Breakfast? Hmmm. Oh yea! COLDSTORAGE's fish fillet and curry puff. Then the Japanese arrived xD LOL Was so nervous to speak in my beginner Japanese x) So I started with a "Hello" instead of a basic "Konnichiwa". TRUST ME. You need the courage to speak in foreign language. At least for the very first time! So we headed to the elebator aiming for the "Fu-do ko-to" at the 2nd floor. The group spot a baby and was like "KAWAII WANE!" KAWAIIINE~ KAWAIIIII. Me and the local were like "xD" AND TILL THAT MOMENT ONLY DID I REALIZED THAT A DAMN ELEBETA WILL NOT FIT ALL OF US. -To the escalator. At the cafeteria: Me: What do you want to eat? -Silence- -Discussions- -In japanese- And I went shokkai-ing each stall's specialty one by one. From Nasi Lemak to Nasi Kandar to Western food. At last they went for Subway and McD *Bangshead* Mittobo-ru Marinara xD Then we started our journey. The itinerary REQUIRES us to visit at least one "Educational place" So we set off to the nearest Masjid Jamek and Masjid India. They were BORED LIKE WOOD. "Atsu" "Atsui" Was all I heard. So we snapped photos and left just as a proof. "Shoumei xDD" Next was Times Square. I stopped us at a wrong station >< Felt so guilty. But other than that, we arrived TS successfully. I think crystal san bought more stuff than them. *tsk tsk* Anyways... I told them to meet up at the same place after a certain time. 今から４時まではショピングタイムです、４時にここでまたあいましょね！オーケ？！　“オーケ！！” Then ALLLLLL THE WAY back to KLCC. They had only 30minutes left for some souvenirs. New word today, souvenir, お土産。 そうそう、お土産を購入しました後、ユニクロ前にまた会いましょ〜　早くね〜〜　オーケ？！“オーケ！！！！” Lol I just love how "OK" became our official word of the day. And when they left for free time shopping. They joke around with me always, saying "See you tomorrow" And I will go "NONO! 四時まで四時まで！” And we were all giggling afterwards LOL. I wonder what was so funny now xDD I do not have so much of the courage to speak much of my poor Japanese. But Hazuki gave me the courage to do so by complimenting me x) But too bad it's almost time for them to leave. I bought some postcards to write some wishes for them. And it was farewell time. They left their contact in Japan for me so that I MAY be able to pay them a visit after I lay my feet in Japan next year. Great memories. Indeed. *FOC- Sore legs* My team: