Flight details are confirmed

[nyankoframe]

If you want to see me off or anything, I don't mind. :P Then again, it's early on a Sunday morning, so...


Depart: Singapore, 04 Feb 2007 @ 7:30 am UTC+8
Arrive: Tokyo/Narita, 04 Feb 2007 @ 2:55 pm UTC+9

(Breakfast and snack provided, 6 hours 25 minutes flying time)

[insert 3 hour transit break]

Depart: Tokyo/Narita, 04 Feb 2007 @ 5:55 pm UTC+9
Arrive: Seattle, 04 Feb 2007 @ 9:30 am UTC-8

(Dinner and breakfast provided, 8 hours 35 minutes flying time)


Now... what am I going to do for 3 hours in transit? I don't want to go broke, so I'll probably take along a few novels and so on. But at the same time, I wouldn't mind buying something small to eat, or maybe a meal...

Decisions, decisions. ^^;;;

Edit: As of Feb 1st, they're confirmed now. ^^ I still kinda wish I'd gotten an aisle seat, but oh well...

Comments

[haplo3k.livejournal.com]

Ha ha, you're going to be in the air for 15 hours and on the ground for 3 hours and yet arrive two hours after you left! Aren't time zones great?

[itsacz.livejournal.com]

Guess I have to get up earlier on Sunday to pick someone up... la la la la la~


(To above comment chain)Just... don't call me at 2 am because you still feel like it's day. :P

[wao.livejournal.com]

Why so early in the moorniiinnngg.... I probably won't get up... but alright, since you're finally shoving off I guess I will. Sheesh.

[nuah.livejournal.com]

Bon voyage! Although I don't think I can get up so early...

I think you can go window shopping at Narita airport. Japan is notoriously expensive, so I don't suggest you buy anything. However, you might be able to find some kiosk selling bite-sized Japanese delicacies or a small bento set for perhaps a few hundred yen to two thousand yen. I don't exactly know how much things are sold in the airport, but as a reference point, a 0.5 liter carton of milk usually sells for 150 yen at Japanese convenience stores.