@@JapanwithNao don’t you apologize. It’s very endearing and we easily knew what you meant. And now I am going to call them shoesies because it’s cuter anyway.
For the plug adapter, most of us in the US will have a 3 prong plug for our laptops. A lot of hotels did not have a 3 prong plug. So we had to go to Daiso, they sell a 2 prong extension which does not have the 3rd prong, but it has a 2 prong which will slip onto the plug and allow you to plug into the outlets in Japan. It's a little white adapter they sell.
Dear Naosan, thank you for this great video! I would like to share a personal tip from a European pov: Don't be the kind of tourist you would despise at home. Pack flat, comfortable shoes because you will be walking a lot. Also, pack comfortable clothes that are also a bit elegant and modest, if you want to fit in ( yes I know, you will still stick out for being tall, big and a foreigner) and not feel underdressed. Think about it: In southern Europe, a lots of famous restaurants, museums and churches have trouble with tourists who want to visit in short shorts (no matter the gender) and even some men tourists wear no shirt which feels cringy and disrespectful. The same holds true for other countries in the world. Also, think about what activities you want to do, e.g. pack hiking boots if you want to go hiking and always double check the weather forecasts on the day of the planned activity. Noone wants to make the mountain rescue put themselves in danger just because hiking mount Fuji in flip flops seemed like a good idea or because you were surprised by a sudden weather change. Those guys are busy enough! Also, if you are into handicrafts, you might want to pack a second bag in your suitcase for additional luggage requirements on the way bag.... ask me how I know 😅! Japan has an unparrallel variety of some of the best art, craft, sewing and embroidery supplies in the world! Love from Germany & Croatia!
Thank you for sharing your travel tips😉 Clothes are a bit tricky in Japan too. I do understand what you mean😃 I often hear people buy a new suitcase here in Japan for things they bought while traveling in Japan😂 That's so appreciated, though! Thank you for watching the other videos, too! Love from Japan😘
Thank you for watching😉 I'll do my best to make more intriguing videos👌 Really appreciate that people like you watch my videos even though most of my videos need to be improved more😲 Thank you again!
We are in Japan for the last 15 days for tour and this video has been really helpful. Especially in the month of May, dressing in layers is important as temperature can change throughout the day. Thanks Nao.
Thank you-- what a great channel! I will be solo traveling to Japan for the first time in a few months, I CANT wait. Time to watch all of your other videos!
Hey :) random solo traveler from Spain here 😂. I'm also going to Japan in a few months. Do you know if there's any app or group to meet solo travelers while in Japan ? :)
@alejandrojuarezrodriguez3128 Hola! Thank you for watching! I guess there are some meetups in Tokyo (most of them are foreigners living in Tokyo but also there are some travelers, I believe)😎
While not as universal, instead of dealing with the bulk of travel adapters in addition to my regular chargers, I just bought a Japanese USB charger and power cable appropriate for my laptop's power brick on the first day. Makes the everyday setup a little bit easier.
Thank you for the great advice! One detail, Westerners often sweat/stink more for genetic reasons so I’ve heard we need to bring our own deodorant (edit: antiperspirant) because it’s a lot stronger 😅
If you have bad BO from your diet or genes and need antiperspirant, definitely bring it because it’s hard to find. But in general Japanese deodorant is really nice and the smells aren’t overpowering like western ones (like he said, people around you will be sensitive to the fragrances). For summer there are even all over body deodorants with a cooling effect to keep you from overheating. I bring antiperspirant and still buy deodorant when I’m in Japan 😂 especially in the summer. The cooling thing is awesome. They also have deodorant wipes that are really nice for freshening up throughout the day.
@@aibao_eipariru_april nice tip! Yes, unfortunately the genes require antiperspirant. it’ll be unscented cuz im allergic to fragrance so should not offend. The cooling sounds fun.
Thank you for watching and for your advice😃 It's a bit sensitive topic so it's hard to explain clearly, to be honest, but both your advice are exactly what we wanted to say💯 Arigato😘
Just little things. Suica or Pasmo card (everyone forgets the Pasmo 😕) Also, eSims are becoming easier to get, so you don't have to get a physical card from the airport and can be done on-line before you get there 😀
I recommend to buy a walet in Donki market. Japanese Yen is bigger than european currency. The wallet costs there around 2-5$ or even less and it's great for the paper money and as a souvenire
Thank you for watching! It depends on your ethnicity (I mean body temperature?), I guess...? Japanese people (and east asians) wear a sleeve or T-shirt in May, but I feel many other people usually wear a T-shirt only. So I believe wearing a T-shirt basically but also bringing a sleeve is a good idea💯 Have fun!
Thank you again for your informative and detailed explanations! Could you please explain the very restrictive Air Conditioning system in Japanese hotels? It doesn't seem to let you set your own temperature (our experience in March), even though it has such a display 😢
I will be in Japan for 2 weeks in early June and have been watching all your videos to prepare, thank you for your work Nao :) Do you have any recommendations on sunscreen or bug spray that I can buy in Japan? I assume it will be quite hot and humid 🥵
I don't have any preference for sunscreen and bug spray, but I suggest you go to convenience stores (especially SevenEleven) to buy them👌 They don't have a variety of them but the ones they put are popular among Japanese, so it's easier to decide than you buy them in drag stores in Japan😉 Thank you for watching😊
I like the way he pronounces "shoes"
You mean “shoozies”
He's saying "shoeses," seeming to understand "shoes" as singular.
This is now the only way to say it. ❤
Sorry for my poor English.😂 Thank you for watching anyway💯
@@JapanwithNao don’t you apologize. It’s very endearing and we easily knew what you meant. And now I am going to call them shoesies because it’s cuter anyway.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was very helpful in knowing what to bring!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you, Nao. I'll be travelling to Japan for the first time in 3 days! Looking forward to being there.
Good luck and have fun!
Thank you for watching! Have fun and take care to coming to Japan😉
@belensaenz8015 which hotel did you stay? I’m planning to go there on 1st week of Sept just for 3days
We are leaving Monday for 9 days. Any tips you have since it was your first time? Hope you really had a great time!
For the plug adapter, most of us in the US will have a 3 prong plug for our laptops. A lot of hotels did not have a 3 prong plug. So we had to go to Daiso, they sell a 2 prong extension which does not have the 3rd prong, but it has a 2 prong which will slip onto the plug and allow you to plug into the outlets in Japan. It's a little white adapter they sell.
Thank you for watching and your advice💯
BRING TWO SUITCASES!!! Even if you only need one. I somehow always find a way to fill up the 2nd empty suitcase with things I buy in Japan…
Why not just buy the 2nd "I will fill up later" suitcase OVER THERE to save space and the hassle
Haha buying a 2nd one if you need sounds a good idea🙃 Thank you for watching and advice anyway😘
@@diamonddoom1538 because bringing it is free?
@@rusty9959 why haul around an empty luggage just to save $40 on a new luggage. It's the convenience factor
Great idea. But I hear that their sizes are too tiny i.e if you wear size 32/8, in Japan that size is a Large. Is it true?
Dear Naosan, thank you for this great video! I would like to share a personal tip from a European pov: Don't be the kind of tourist you would despise at home. Pack flat, comfortable shoes because you will be walking a lot. Also, pack comfortable clothes that are also a bit elegant and modest, if you want to fit in ( yes I know, you will still stick out for being tall, big and a foreigner) and not feel underdressed. Think about it: In southern Europe, a lots of famous restaurants, museums and churches have trouble with tourists who want to visit in short shorts (no matter the gender) and even some men tourists wear no shirt which feels cringy and disrespectful. The same holds true for other countries in the world. Also, think about what activities you want to do, e.g. pack hiking boots if you want to go hiking and always double check the weather forecasts on the day of the planned activity. Noone wants to make the mountain rescue put themselves in danger just because hiking mount Fuji in flip flops seemed like a good idea or because you were surprised by a sudden weather change. Those guys are busy enough!
Also, if you are into handicrafts, you might want to pack a second bag in your suitcase for additional luggage requirements on the way bag.... ask me how I know 😅! Japan has an unparrallel variety of some of the best art, craft, sewing and embroidery supplies in the world! Love from Germany & Croatia!
Thank you for sharing your travel tips😉
Clothes are a bit tricky in Japan too. I do understand what you mean😃
I often hear people buy a new suitcase here in Japan for things they bought while traveling in Japan😂 That's so appreciated, though!
Thank you for watching the other videos, too! Love from Japan😘
I watched one of your videos and subscribed immediately. Now trying to watch more. Great content!
Thank you for watching😉 I'll do my best to make more intriguing videos👌
Really appreciate that people like you watch my videos even though most of my videos need to be improved more😲 Thank you again!
Arigatou Gozaimasu 👍🏼
Maraming Salamat po🙏🏼
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We are in Japan for the last 15 days for tour and this video has been really helpful. Especially in the month of May, dressing in layers is important as temperature can change throughout the day. Thanks Nao.
Thank you for watching😉 Happy to hear that!
Hope you have a great time in Japan😊 Thank you for visting💯
Thank you-- what a great channel! I will be solo traveling to Japan for the first time in a few months, I CANT wait. Time to watch all of your other videos!
Hey :) random solo traveler from Spain here 😂. I'm also going to Japan in a few months. Do you know if there's any app or group to meet solo travelers while in Japan ? :)
@Jessi-fj7js Thank you for watching! You will have a good time in Japan😉 Have fun!
@alejandrojuarezrodriguez3128 Hola! Thank you for watching! I guess there are some meetups in Tokyo (most of them are foreigners living in Tokyo but also there are some travelers, I believe)😎
While not as universal, instead of dealing with the bulk of travel adapters in addition to my regular chargers, I just bought a Japanese USB charger and power cable appropriate for my laptop's power brick on the first day. Makes the everyday setup a little bit easier.
Thank you for watching! It feels a little difficult for some travelers but that's a good idea💯
Great video. Very helpful. Short and to the point! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊
Thank you for watching the video!
Thank you for your information
Thank you for watching😉
I like fashion how and I suppose to pack light for a 2 week trip to Japan
Thank you for watching! Have fun to Japan😊
Thank you for the great advice! One detail, Westerners often sweat/stink more for genetic reasons so I’ve heard we need to bring our own deodorant (edit: antiperspirant) because it’s a lot stronger 😅
If you have bad BO from your diet or genes and need antiperspirant, definitely bring it because it’s hard to find.
But in general Japanese deodorant is really nice and the smells aren’t overpowering like western ones (like he said, people around you will be sensitive to the fragrances). For summer there are even all over body deodorants with a cooling effect to keep you from overheating.
I bring antiperspirant and still buy deodorant when I’m in Japan 😂 especially in the summer. The cooling thing is awesome. They also have deodorant wipes that are really nice for freshening up throughout the day.
@@aibao_eipariru_april nice tip! Yes, unfortunately the genes require antiperspirant. it’ll be unscented cuz im allergic to fragrance so should not offend. The cooling sounds fun.
Thank you for watching and for your advice😃
It's a bit sensitive topic so it's hard to explain clearly, to be honest, but both your advice are exactly what we wanted to say💯
Arigato😘
Just little things. Suica or Pasmo card (everyone forgets the Pasmo 😕) Also, eSims are becoming easier to get, so you don't have to get a physical card from the airport and can be done on-line before you get there 😀
Thank you for watching and a great advice! eSims are sounds convenient😊
most time u need to configure some settings on your mobile connection otherwise sim/esim wont work.
@@thianinfio5998 Apparently SOME providers have good instructions and other don't :(
Thank you, very helpful! 👍
Thank you for watching😉
Nice video thank you
Thank you for watchcing!
I recommend to buy a walet in Donki market. Japanese Yen is bigger than european currency. The wallet costs there around 2-5$ or even less and it's great for the paper money and as a souvenire
Thank you for watching and for your advice😊 Japanese Yen bills are bigger...Yes, it's a good point! I will mention it in another video someday👌
Thanku Nao! This is helpful. We'll go there this April 😍 see youuu Japaaan 💛
Thank you for watching! I hope you have a wonderful time in Japan😉 See you soon!
@@JapanwithNao 🥰😍💯💛
It will be my first time mid May! What do you suggest for dressing for the weather? Light layers? Thanks! 😊
Thank you for watching! It depends on your ethnicity (I mean body temperature?), I guess...? Japanese people (and east asians) wear a sleeve or T-shirt in May, but I feel many other people usually wear a T-shirt only. So I believe wearing a T-shirt basically but also bringing a sleeve is a good idea💯 Have fun!
I think all english speakers should start saying "shoozies". That is so much more fun. hahaha
My first stop after checking in my AirBNB is Matsumoto Kiyoshi. Every thing the AirBNB doesn't provide, I can find at affordable prices in there.
Thank you for watching! It must be an excellent start! 😚We have many stores like MatsuKiyo (Matsumoto Kiyoshi)💯
Thank you again for your informative and detailed explanations! Could you please explain the very restrictive Air Conditioning system in Japanese hotels? It doesn't seem to let you set your own temperature (our experience in March), even though it has such a display 😢
I recommend crystal deodorant sticks for travelers. They work well, don't melt in hot weather, and they're odorless.
Thank you for watching and the great advice💯
I will be in Japan for 2 weeks in early June and have been watching all your videos to prepare, thank you for your work Nao :)
Do you have any recommendations on sunscreen or bug spray that I can buy in Japan? I assume it will be quite hot and humid 🥵
I don't have any preference for sunscreen and bug spray, but I suggest you go to convenience stores (especially SevenEleven) to buy them👌
They don't have a variety of them but the ones they put are popular among Japanese, so it's easier to decide than you buy them in drag stores in Japan😉
Thank you for watching😊
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55-75 degrees??? In celsius?! 😱😱😱
Is there any place that hot?haha Thank you for watching😉