Traveling to Japan (日本, Nihon or Nippon ) is like stepping into a beautifully curated living paradox. One moment you are standing in a neon-lit alley surrounded by futuristic vending machines, and the next, you are walking through a silent, centuries-old forest leading to a Shinto shrine.
( Ah-ree-gah-toe go-zy-mas ): "Thank you very much." Traveling to Japan (日本, Nihon or Nippon )
(rice balls), bento boxes, fried chicken, and fresh pastries for just a few dollars. Carry a small plastic bag in your daypack
Carry a small plastic bag in your daypack to hold your trash until you get back to your hotel. Prepare for the "No Trash Can" Dilemma You
You can even use them to ship your heavy suitcases from one hotel to the next using Japan's amazing Takkyubin (luggage forwarding) system! 🗑️ 3. Prepare for the "No Trash Can" Dilemma
You can also use it to pay at vending machines, coin lockers, and convenience stores!