[header] How to prepare a packing checklist for tokyo [title] Think light and small-compared with westerners, japanese people tend to travel with smaller size luggage. [step] As a result, there usually isn't a wide space to store large luggage in trains (including the bullet train). Coin lockers in subway stations aren't large enough to hold big suitcases either.
[header] How to prepare a packing checklist for tokyo [title] Think light and small-compared with westerners, japanese people tend to travel with smaller size luggage. [step] As a result, there usually isn't a wide space to store large luggage in trains (including the bullet train). Coin lockers in subway stations aren't large enough to hold big suitcases either.
Regardless of your destination, smaller storage spaces can be avoided. [title] Research the hotel and prime plan carefully. Subway stations in tokyo consist of endless pathways, some include stairs (and no elevators). Planning to use the subway with luggage in hand is not a good idea. [title] Pack basic things such as supplies including : [substeps] Medicine. If you find a person in need of medicine, make sure to ask where they got it or if they ever experience any difficulty. [title] Pack large items, such as summer shoes or soda bags, into soft containers to prevent wear and tear in trains. [title] Side and back loading should be relatively easy.