Going to Japan, have a few questions about cash, shopping, sightseeing?

1, I think that's enough.

2, Yea, I think you can.

3, You can find shop in Shibuya and Harajuku in Tokyo. I don't know so much about Osaka.

I'll answer the must sees since the others seem to be covered :P

Well... I didn't rate Osaka much. Theres Osaka castle. But Osaka is very near to Kyoto, which has some amazing things to see, so if you can get there (its fairly cheap) then you should go for it!

Theres tonnnnnneeesss of cool places in Tokyo.

Big shopping districts like Shinjuku and Shibuya. Shibuya especially looks fantastic at night.

Harajuku if you want to see some crazy fashions :D and also check out Meiji Jingu shrine there.

Yoyogi Park, Imperial Palace, Tokyo Tower (Minato-ku)

Also you should go to the neighbouring city of Yokohama and check out Minato Mirai, it looks great at night :)

1: as long as you are thrifty you can probably make it on that.

2: better conversion rate at the airport in Narita usually.

3: that depends on your size.. the average Japanes e is a tad smaller than a Western National so it can be extremely hard to find stuff that fits.

make sure you hit the Shrines. Especially Yasukuni Shrine. don't get caught up in the hype/political hoopla. its a BEAUTIFUL memorial to their War dead( much like America's Arlington National Cemetery) Also EVERYTHING in Ueno park is worth a look see, especially the Japanese History Museums. Rodin's 'Gates of Hell" outside the Museum of Western Art is my favorite.

1-Have you ever done something on someon's food? Yes 2-Pepsi or Coke? Pepsi 3-Whose bithday did you last go to? My friend Novak's B day/ 4-Does the name Ronaldinho scare you? No. 5-Complete--Yo mama's a HO...........+usewife. :))) 6-Are you home alone? No. 7-Froma scale 1/10 how naugty are you? 7 8-Are you a trouble maker? sometimes 9-What was the last thing you collected? Coins. 10-Can you swim? 11-name 3 fav movies.. 1. Hitman 2. V for Vendetta 3. Harry Potter SE 12-Complete-The last thing I ate was......-A burger. :) *stared*

1) It depends on how much travelling you'll be doing and what kind of things.. but for 11 days 200,000 yen sounds like it should be enough.

2) I've known several friends and several family members who've had bad experiences with travellers cheques in Japan. You can't just walk into any bank and exchange them, only some banks/branches do them.. and then only at certain times/days. I didn't have a problem but I think I got lucky with a bank close to where I was staying. It's the same story with changing money, although it should be easier around tourist areas. I've found the best way is to just use your bank's debit card to get money out of the cash machines.. you don't get a bad rate, not as good as travellers cheques but not too bad. Try and avoid changing much money at the airport cos the rates are not so good.

3) I like Uni Qlo for choice, quality and price. There are cheaper places but it's pretty good I think.

The sukiji fish market in Tokyo is very interesting to visit.