Same 🤣🤣🤣

Do this when you have a hotel to go back to like a home and travel that way So you don't have to carry much when walking around other than your bag, wallet, and other essentials.

If you're going to buy stuff there, like a lot of stuff, it's better to go with a small suitcase then buy a bigger one when you do your shopping. It's harder to go around when you're traveling with a bigger suitcase at the start of your trip

Yea same😂

​@@sugarbonify why ? just go straight to Ur hotel first

Hi, i am wondering if Yamato transport can also tranfer my luggage to the airport for my flight back home?

@@ChocolateMorn Yeah they can, just make sure you send off your luggage at least a day in advance

@@ChocolateMorn The most convenient way is to have your hotel concierge send it for you, they will fill out all the forms for you

@@mewv3 well i am considering to use Airbnb because i wanna try livin like a local, its gonna be a great experience! I went to Tokyo last month and i plan to visit Osaka next year! Thanks for the information.

​@@ChocolateMorn From my previous experience, sending luggages from Haneda can reach Tokyo within the same day but sending from Narita will arrive next day. Note that my flights all arrived very early in the morning. I also sent the luggages from the Airbnb back to the airport. When you arrive at the airport, you will need to request for extra forms for that purpose. You need 1 form for each luggage, so always request extra. They will refuse to pick up your luggage if you don't have the form/enough forms. We ended up having to wheel 1 luggage to the airport ourselves because we didn't have enough forms for all the luggages we had.

😂😂😂 that was exactly my thought. Nothing in this video sets this apart from every other basic carry on suitcase.

Only if they were paid by the brand to advertise.

This is an ad and yes it is illegal because she did not mention ad or #ad.

Report as spam

Cool

I wasn’t paid though

@@EllyAwesomeTech Sorry for what I said, it's a bit hard to tell if it's a review or not

What was the weather like during that time? I’m trying to figure out enter to wear.

Japan actually has a place that ships ur luggage to different hotels 7/11s airports and other locations if you need it so you dont have to travel with your luggage so this was pointless of them

@@finlockheart8763 it is extra money being spent

Ye and also can't you leave your suitcase in your hotel, if the only hard part is getting to your hotel I don't think its worth bringing one outfit?

i was able to carry about 20+ garments in my carry on alone, just using the packing cubes for extra compression. as for buying things, i always end up buying a new luggage dedicated to just merch 😅 merch > outfits for me as i ended up shipping clothes back from japan anyways as for running low on clothes, most hotels have a wash area, if not you can also go to a coin laundromat :)

@@fIowering do you think it could be a good idea to pack light and then to buy clothes while you’re there? Like lets say someone’s going for 2-3months, packing just a carry on may not be enough so is it smarter to buy clothes when you get there?

@@marvelgeek147 that really depends! theres a few factors to take into account here: is japanese outfits your style? can you pack enough to suit the weather and season? are you on the bigger end in terms of size? if japanese isnt your type then no, wear your own clothes. as i feel its more cost effective and environmentally friendly to bring your own clothes/basics. if you know you want to buy and wear japanese clothes then pack light basics you can pair with the clothes you'll buy ^^ you also have to be conscious of weather and season, i went recently during winter for a month but have studied in japan before in the past during their summer :) summer you sweat and go through clothes a lot faster. winter not so much, plus your coat covers like 90% of your outfits anyways so sometimes i just wear the same thing 2 days in a row. from personal experience though, id say its better to not overpack as you can always buy things you need for cheap there like socks the last bit sounds a bit harsh, but if youre bigger in size whether its height or weight, japanese people tend to be on the smaller end. whilst their clothes now come in quite the size variety, not all stores cater to bigger girls and guys, esp the trendy ones if youre after trendy or a unique clothes genre of clothes

@@marvelgeek147 sorry for the double comment but i also wanted to add to check your airline rules! when i go japan i always try and find an airline with the maximum amount of luggage allowance available (at least 40kg). otherwise just do a bit of research and see if your airline allows for you to purchase an extra check in or an extra carry on luggage! usually not as expensive as one would think and definitely worth it since it eliminates the stress of space and potential damage to items by heavy compression. hope that helps!

Just get a physical Suica card you can refund it to get the money back and its s nice souvenir if you decide to keep it

If you're staying at a hotel, they can send your luggage to the next hotel for you! It'll be like 10-20 USD per luggage, and will arrive the next day usually

Uh yer