Travel Essentials For Japan
After traveling across Japan for a month, these are my top travel essentials for making your trip a breeze!
Hands down the best shoes I have owned for general walking. When you are traveling and walking 20,000+ steps a day, good shoes are a must!
Keeping your feet dry and blister free is a must on any trip. These socks are so comfy and fast drying too!
A lot of public bathrooms in Japan don't have hand soap, so I recommend brining these handy sheets with you throughout your trip.
Be sure to bring an umbrella as the weather is rather unpredictable. This umbrella is also cute and compact!
This mini fan will keep you cool and keeps its battery for 12-19 hours!
Keep your skin smooth with this compact razor kit!
Keep your clothes (and souvenirs;) organized with these packing cubes!
Japan is very crowded and it is cumbersome to bring big bags around, especially on the train. Be polite and tidy with this compact bag!
You will always be using for phone for pictures and navigation, so make sure you never run out of juice!
You will be walking a lot in Japan! Help relieve any aches and pains with this foot mask set:)
In Japan business cards are very important and respected! If you have a small business, hand your business card to a Japanese friend with both hands (to show politeness). If you receive a business card from someone else, receive it with both hands an...
Uniqlo is very popular in Japan! Japanese fashion overall is very modest, so if you want to try the current fashion for yourself, look no further than Uniqlo!
Vintage is very popular in Japan! You will see many women wearing long, flowing dresses inspired by colonial dresses. Fit right in with this beautiful, flowing floral dress:)
Sun protection is huge in Japan, especially during the summer months! These are my absolute favorite sun hats. They provide great shade and are super fashionable!
Be sure to protect yourself from the strong sun with this all natural sun tan lotion, perfect for sensitive skin:)
Cash is still king in Japan, so be prepared to carry around lots of cash and coins! Keep everything organized in this mini wallet:)
Japan does not have many trash cans, so be prepared to carry your trash with you! I always recommend having a backpack with these eco friendly trash bags to collect your trash in throughout the day:)
Who knew fanny packs could be cute?! You will be walking a lot and cramming into crowded trains, so put all your essentials into the trendy little bag that won't get in your or anyone else's way:)