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Carry-on luggage and power bank: pre-departure checklist
When packing before a trip, the most common pitfalls are lithium batteries, power banks (power packs) and liquids. This article explains each item: which must be carried on, how the 100ml liquid rule applies, how to separate sharp objects and sprays, and also covers pre-departure preparation for eSIM and power banks, so you won't be overwhelmed.
Jose Wan
Mount Fuji Climbing 2026: Reservation, Entry Fee and Internet Preparation
Mount Fuji climbing is now reservation-based: the Yoshida Trail requires booking via the official website, daily limit of 4,000 people; the Shizuoka side requires completing online learning, entry fee is 4,000 yen per person per entry. This article explains the four main trails, night climbing and mountain hut rules, and preparation for internet access on the mountain — figures are subject to the latest official announcement before departure.
Jose Wan
Hong Kong to Japan: airport choices and preparing to get online on arrival
Flying from Hong Kong to Japan, the key is not just which plan to buy but also what to do on arrival: how to choose between Tokyo's two airports, tips for entering Osaka and other second-tier cities, and three steps to get online on arrival. This article does not cover flight timetables and concentrates solely on connectivity preparation.
Jose Wan
Japan 2026 tax‑free system update: process, eligibility and pre‑departure check
From 1 November 2026, Japan's tax‑free system will switch to a pay‑first refund, with a single refund at departure. This guide covers the current 5,000 yen threshold, the 90‑day departure limit, who qualifies, how to check before departure, and ways to save more while shopping — based on the latest official announcement.
Jose Wan
Japan Tourist Coupons 2026: BicCamera, Don Quijote & 22 More Stores, Tax-Free + Extra 3–8% Off
Shopping in Japan, enjoying a 10% tax-free discount is just the starting point. Chains like BicCamera, Yamada Denki, welcia, Matsumoto Kiyoshi, Don Quijote, and Seibu SOGO offer tourist-exclusive coupons that can be stacked on top of tax-free savings. This guide lists discounts, validity periods, usage methods, and precautions for each store, along with links to claim the coupons.
Jose Wan
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