How do you dispose of suitcases in Japan?
How do you dispose of suitcases in Japan? The most common way to arrange for disposal of oversized garbage is through your local municipality. Depending on the area, you will need to make an appointment either via phone or at the municipality's website. This appointment is for your pick-up time and collection point.
What happens to unclaimed luggage UK?
If no one is found by then who owns the lost property or if the luggage could not be delivered, it is released for the suitcase auction.
What not to bring when traveling to Japan?
Narcotics such as opium, cocaine, heroin, MDMA, magic mushrooms, stimulant drugs (stimulant drugs contained in an inhaler or items containing stimulant drug ingredients), cannabis, opium smoking paraphernalia and psychotropic drugs are not allowed in Japan.
How do I travel with a large suitcase in Japan?
On trains. There is not much room for large suitcases on urban and long-distance trains especially during rush hours. Some exceptions are airport trains such as the Narita Express and Haruka, and an increasing number of shinkansen in eastern Japan, which have designated storage space for large luggage.
Is it OK to take luggage on Tokyo Subway?
When traveling on subways and trains in Japan, there is usually no designated space for luggage. It is best to avoid seating near the carriage doors and instead store your bags in the small space between the doors and the seating. For small suitcases and bags, there is overhead storage.
Should I bring my own towel to Japan?
Bringing a small towel and toiletries to thoroughly clean yourself beforehand is recommended. “For smaller more traditional onsens, don't get caught out without body wash. If you're not squeaky clean before you go in, you won't be making any friends, and products aren't always provided at the less touristy spots.”
Should I carry cash or card in Japan?
The likelihood that credit cards are accepted decreases in small cities and towns, and thus it is advisable to keep cash at hand when visiting rural areas. Cash is often the only way to pay for small entrance fees at tourist sights, smaller restaurants and small shops. Many lockers also require coins.
Is it OK to wear flip flops in Japan?
While flip flops are a big no-no for most occasions (save for a trip to the beach or a midnight run to the conbini), comfy ballet flats, loafers, boat shoes, or even a nice pair of slip-on sneakers are practical options. You might also notice that open-toed shoes and sandals are uncommon.
What can I do with unwanted suitcases?
Other organizations you can check out are Luggage of Love and Bags4Kids. If there aren't any locations in your area, check local shelters for women and the homeless, or even Goodwill.