About traveling to Japan in February

There are obvious differences between North and South in Japan, and there are also obvious differences between the Sea of Japan and the Pacific Ocean.

Look at the three places you are going to, they are all cities, and the current temperature is around 10 degrees.

As for clothes, if you just visit these three cities and don't go to the suburbs, don't take too much. A thick coat is enough.

Because there is air conditioning in all indoor places in Japan, and it is very high. Generally speaking, you should take off your coat after entering the room.

Shopping malls are full of coats in their hands and strolling around.

Subway, bus, all have heating,

So LZ can know what clothes to bring.

As for specialties, I recommend dolls and chopsticks. Others, such as handkerchiefs and kimonos, are too Japanese. I really don't know what to do to bring them back to China. Of course, I like them when I see LZ.

There are cameras and watches. These are the things that Japanese people buy the most in Japan. Compared with domestic products, it is cheap and good.

What is worth buying in Japan is food, snacks, chocolate, shochu and so on. However, when you finally return to China, you can buy these things in the duty-free shops at the airport, which are generally cheaper and more convenient.

If you want to buy something else, pay attention to the place of origin. Many people found it was made in China when they bought it back.