Dress according to the season
| range | should prepare | must be careful |
|---|---|---|
| Mar.–May | Light coat, layers, folded umbrella | Morning and evening are cooler than day and the weather fluctuates. |
| June–Aug. | Breathable cloth, umbrella, sun protection, sweat towel | Humidity, rain and heat buildup |
| Sept.–Nov. | Windbreaker, layers, non-slip shoes. | Typhoons at the beginning of the season and temperatures dropping quickly at the end of the season |
| Dec.–Feb. | Thermal vest, coat, gloves, thick socks | Snow, ice and wind, especially in the northern/mountainous regions |
What should be in your handbag?
- Passport, money, cards, telephone, and immigration documents
- Personal medicine with labels and required documents
- Power Bank and spare battery according to airline rules
- One set of clothes and essential items if luggage is delayed.
- Valuables, cameras, computers and accommodation keys
Checked baggage
- Weigh the package after you're finished and leave room for takeout items.
- Liquids are capped, placed in separate bags and cushioned.
- Include your name, email, and phone number without writing the full home address on the outside.
- Take pictures of the entire bag and important items before checking in.
Airline rules are more important than general items.Check size, weight, liquid, heating equipment. and batteries from the airline that actually issues the ticket every time
Plug, power and battery
Japanese fire100V · 50/60Hz
Main plugType A, two flat legs
AdaptersCheck the word Input 100–240V.
Check before zipping.
- The passport is in an accessible bag. Not in the checked bag
- Medicine and documents go together.
- The spare battery is in the carrying case and the terminals are not short-circuited.
- Have actual walking shoes and extra socks.
- Check the city-by-city forecast again within 48 hours before your flight.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to use a plug adapter when going to Japan?
Japan mainly uses 100V power and Type A flat-pin plugs. Many flat-pin Thai devices can be plugged into this. But check the voltage range on the adapter and carry an adapter if the plug is a different style.
Which bag should I put the Power Bank in?
Spare batteries must generally be carried in hand luggage and may not be carried in checked baggage. But limitations on capacity, number, and use on board depend on the airline. You should check the actual flight conditions.
How many layers should I wear in winter?
It uses three main layers: a sweat-wicking layer. Thermal storage shelf and windproof outerwear Then adjust according to the city, altitude, and actual forecast.
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