Hello mga sis! Just got back from our Japan trip last week. I will try to make this short but informative.

we spent 7d6n there, covering mostly Tokyo.
Day 1 - Arrival in Haneda. Since the Limousine bus has timings, yung ground staff na din ang nag suggest na mag train kami. they will assist you how to purchase suica/pasmo card, or even if you prefer one way tickets.
We arrived in our hotel in Asakusa after 35 minutes of train and 10 mins walk. Expensive ang taxi mga sis, dont dare to hire cab from airport to your hotel unless you are willing to pay more than 5k pesos for 30 mins ride.
After Check In, We went to navigate Asakusa Rox 2G and 3G malls.
Day 2 - Morning in ASakusa Temple, Nakamise Shopping Street, Sensoji Shrine. Lunch in Roponggi, Went to Tokyo Tower, Stroll in SUnshine City & Around Ikebukuro, And head to Kawagoe before dawn.
Day 3 - Mt Fuji Tour, Hakone Cable Car, Lake Ashi Cruise.

Since we stay near Don Quijote, we decided to shop for pasalubong around midnight. ok siya kasi less crowd.
Day 4 - Shibuya, (Try pablo, dun lang kami nakakita) Visited Hachiko, yoyogi PArk, MeiJi Shrine. went to Shinjuku and HArajuku. After 4pm, we headed to Odaiba and enjoyed Gundam, Statue of Liberty and the view of the city. bring your winter clothes here kasi malamig ang hangin.

Day 5 - Strawberry Picking in Mishima, and headed to Kawazu Sakura Cherry Blossom Festival in Izu Prefecture. Super ganda lang!

Day 6 - Ueno in the Morning. BAck to Nakamise for some shopping and food trip again. Less "madaliang" travel kasi we have to pack our bags.
Day 7 - Inagahan namin talaga sa airport para maenjoy ang lahat. We strolled sa 5th floor ng Haneda International Airport - meron silang view deck where you can watch landing planes and taking off planes. super ganda ng view mga sis. Super lamig pa ng hangin, extra kilig.

4th floor is their private lounges. 3rd floor are the restaurants. Madaming choices. Surprisingly, iisa lang ang Cafe, we are looking for Starbucks man lang kaso wala. 2nd floor is for departures, ground floor yung arrivals. NAkakatuwa, yung shower rooms nila ay nasa public. you don't need lounge access para makaligo. Sa departure halls naman, madaming upuan. sa left further side, madaming lounge na pwede ka ding maupo at magcharge. Duty free is open before 12 midnight lang. They said PAL passengers are allowed to carry 1 liquor each, pero pagdating ng Manila, hindi naman kami chineck.
Japanese are very polite. And yes, very strict sa time. Pag sinabing 1202 aalis ang train, 1202 nakasara na ang door at paalis na talaga ang train!
No trash bins everywhere. After yung terrorist attack sa kanila noong 1990's, they removed all the rubbish bins sa train stations. Even sa mall, bihira ang basurahan. SO ang rule is, kung saan ka kumain, doon mo itapon ang wrappers or water bottles.
They encourage people to walk or use a bike.
Soda's are more expensive. their green teas are free sa restaurants. Since you are in Japan, sulitin ang Green tea!
Re: Anello Bags, Meron sa lahat ng malls na napuntahan namin. Kahit sa gilid ng street meron, Along kawagoe, along nakamise street, even don quijote. same prices sila. yung simple body bag nila, 1600 in pesos.