What items do I need to prepare for my trip to Japan?

1. documents: passport and visa.

2, toiletries: Japanese hotel accommodation does not prepare disposable toiletries for guests, you need to bring your own, you can also buy them in supermarkets in Japan, but if the plane arrives in Japan late, you still have to bring it yourself.

3. Necessary items: sunscreen and umbrella (it often rains in Japan)? Slippers (not provided by Japanese hotels);

4. Paper towels or handkerchiefs: Japanese people use handkerchiefs. There is no toilet paper in Japanese toilets. You should either bring some paper towels or prepare a handkerchief to wipe your hands.

5. Small cups or bottles (thermos bottles): All the water provided by Japanese hotels is ice water, even in winter. So people who can't drink cold drinks should pay attention. It is best to bring your own thermos bottle and bring it after boiling water in the hotel. Japanese drinks are more expensive, but tap water can be drunk, and you can bring your own small cup or bottle to drink;

6, cosmetics: less or even no need to bring. Because it is impossible for you not to go to a Japanese drugstore, you might as well go directly to a drugstore to buy it. Therefore, it is recommended to prepare less and prepare small bottles;

7. Adapter: The voltage in Japan is100V, and the socket is a two-pin socket. Cylindrical plugs and tripod plugs are not available in Japan, so it is recommended to buy conversion plugs in advance. Some hotels have adapters at the front desk. The power supply in Japan is double-headed, and the notebook power supply bought in China is three-headed, so it can't be used. Be sure to remember to switch heads three to two.

8. Preparation of currency and UnionPay /VISA card: Check the Japanese exchange rate in advance, change the Japanese yen in advance in China, and let the Bank of China exchange it. Don't change with the tour guide, you will lose money. Is there a specific date? Money, and then bring UnionPay card /VISA card. Carry at least 10000-20000 yen with you. Many Japanese ATMs don't know about foreign cards. In addition, many institutions do not accept credit cards.

9. Figure:? It is best to have map navigation, especially free travel, so as not to get lost in Japan. Of course, it would be better if it were a Chinese map. American Travel Bird Map-Japanese Chinese Map APP supports Chinese retrieval, offline navigation, and various surrounding boutique tourism information.