What to Pack to Japan
When packing for Japan your going to want to think about where you are staying, how your traveling, and how much walking your going to do. Hotels are small, Trains have limited-space, and your always Walking all the time. We will cover a full list of things to bring and help walk you through what you may want to be packing for your Japan visit.
Pre-Travel List
This is "What to Pack to Japan" section, and this section covers essentials to make sure there is a sort of list to follow as an example.
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International Travel Passport
To travel into Japan from another country it is "Required" to have a Passport
(8 Weeks, 140$. 2023) and that contains a person's identity. In the United States the Official U.S Passport Gov Site explains that there needs to be a Proof of U.S Citizenship (Birth Certificate. 8 Weeks, 10$. 2023) copies can be purchased from Department of Health, bringing a Social Security Card doesn't hurt either. You also need a Photo ID (8 Weeks, 40$. 2023) and to save more time there are places to get a Government Compliant Passport Photo (CVS Photo 17$. 2023).
TSA Pre Check
The main benefit is the time saving of a 30 minute security check going down to 10 minutes for the membership time of 5-Years. No need to remove shoes, laptops, belts, or light jackets at U.S Airports. Apply Online on the Official U.S Transportation Security Site where it shows Enrollment Locations (2 months, 79$. 2023) where you can get your TSA PreCheck Number that shows on the boarding pass. If traveling to Japan, which is internationally Global Entry can pre-approve you upon arrival back in the U.S. to save 30 minutes (2 months, 100$. 2023) it also lasts 5-Years.
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Japan Power Adapter
Japan uses dual-pronged outlets similar to the West. But, what's different is that they have a frequency of 50 Hz (hertz) and 100 V (voltage) which contrasts with Hawaii of 60 Hz and 120 V. You will need an adapter if you want to ensure that your electronics can properly be used, charge in a timely manner, or not cause minor damage the electronic device that's attached. While optional it is nice to have. Recommended: (1.) JMPHONE Power Adapter
Japan Portable Charger
When walking around Japan the phone will be vital as a device used for messaging, phone calls, and connecting to the internet if you have a portable-wifi device. Its a must when going to Japan. All our devices use energy and a portable charger is necessary: rapid-charge technology, single-output slot, two full-charge capacity (10,000mAh), Apple (Lightning), Android (USB-C). 5.8" x 2.6" x 0.5". It takes 5-hours to recharge.
Recommended: (1.) Anker Portable Charger
Japan Cable Organizer
Tired of having all your wires all over the place for a tablet, the phone, and your other gadgets? If you are you might want to consider this electronic organizer travel case is light and durable, waterproof, and soft in the inside to secure your gadgets in place. It is good for travel as it will be a one-stop place for wires, cables, earphones, portable charger, and phone. The size of the cable storage travel case: 7.5" x 4.3" x 2.2".
Recommended: (1.) FYY Electronics
Medication Tackle Box
When traveling to Japan it is a good idea to bring a medication tackle box. What is a medication tackle box? Its a originally a waterproof, shockproof, double lock, fishing lure box repurposed as a Medication Organizer. This one takes a bit of work with using some Sticker Tape and a Permanent Marker to write down the different sorts of medications. Suggested brands of medication to bring are: Pepto Bismol, Tums, Aspirin, Tylenol, Naproxen, Allertec, Ibuprofen, Zicam, Excedrin.
Recommended: (1.) Tackle Box, (2.) Post-it Labeling Tape