Essential Trip Items to Travel with

• Packing only key essential clothing, they can lightweight sweaters or windbreakers for Japan and extra layer jackets for warmer cities (Europe in the summer, warm layer jackets during the winter)

• Rain Gear - An umbrella or compact raincoat is a must for sudden spring showers.

• Comfortable shoes for city explorations, tours and varying terrains and long walks

• Power banks to keep you on the go with sufficient charge, power adaptors (Japan uses Type A and B plugs, so bring a travel adapter and a power bank for charging on the go), local SIM card can be purchased at the airport

• Sunscreen, hats, visors - some destinations weather or climate can be unpredictable

• Vitamins and medications and toiletries

• Coins many smaller shops, vending machines, and even some attractions are cash-based.

• Carry socks, as it's considered impolite to be barefoot in many places

• Re-useable water bottle to refill on the go at public water fountains

• Packing cubes to keep your suitcase organized

A few need to know regarding your trip to Japan

o Double beds in Japanese hotels are not always the standard Western size and can sometimes be less wide.

o Double rooms are not very common in Japan, as most accommodations are designed with different room configurations. However, we will do our utmost to accommodate your request whenever possible.

o Add to Need to know: Please note that hotel rooms in Japan are generally smaller than those in other countries. Rooms are often compact, and space may feel limited when an extra bed is added.

o It is the responsibility of each passenger to self-transfer between hotels and meeting points for activities/excursions and to / from departure points of included transfers. We recommend being there at least 15 minutes before the starting time. Please note that late arrivals cannot be accommodated.

o  A number of Japanese cities impose an accommodation tax, which must be paid directly to the hotel.