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(AD) If you have an iPhone, add a Suica card to your wallet before arriving. Go to Wallet > Transit Card > Suica. I add about 2000 Yen. You can reload as you go.  Download and get your eSIM installed on your phone before arrival. My favorite one to use is @Airalo and I’ve been using them for years. You go to the app, pick your country and plan, download and install the eSIM, turn on “data roaming” for that plan, and it’ll be active once your plane lands! For this trip, I chose 10GB for 2 weeks. You can use code KAYLI3 for $3 off your first eSIM with Airalo!  Fill out the customs declaration online beforehand. It can be found at https://www.vjw.digital.go.jp/main/#/vjwplo001   Scope out or book your accommodation ahead of time. I am a big fan of booking on the fly and not having set plans, but in Japan that doesn’t always work the best. You’ll save more money if you book ahead and you’ll have way more options to choose from.  If you’re going somewhere and don’t want to haul your luggage around, you can ship it via Yamato transport. This is what I do with my snowboard bag so I don’t have to drag it around the city. It’s located in the airport and they’ll take it directly to your next hotel. You can fill out this form ahead of time and be ready to go when you get to the kiosk. https://hands-free-travel.kuronekoyamato.co.jp/ If you get lost in one of the subway stations (I have done this PLENTY of times), follow the sounds of the chirping birds and that means an exit is in that direction.  #traveltips #airalo #eSIM #solofemaletravel
(AD) If you have an iPhone, add a Suica card to your wallet before arriving. Go to Wallet > Transit Card > Suica. I add about 2000 Yen. You can reload as you go. Download and get your eSIM installed on your phone before arrival. My favorite one to use is @Airalo and I’ve been using them for years. You go to the app, pick your country and plan, download and install the eSIM, turn on “data roaming” for that plan, and it’ll be active once your plane lands! For this trip, I chose 10GB for 2 weeks. You can use code KAYLI3 for $3 off your first eSIM with Airalo! Fill out the customs declaration online beforehand. It can be found at https://www.vjw.digital.go.jp/main/#/vjwplo001 Scope out or book your accommodation ahead of time. I am a big fan of booking on the fly and not having set plans, but in Japan that doesn’t always work the best. You’ll save more money if you book ahead and you’ll have way more options to choose from. If you’re going somewhere and don’t want to haul your luggage around, you can ship it via Yamato transport. This is what I do with my snowboard bag so I don’t have to drag it around the city. It’s located in the airport and they’ll take it directly to your next hotel. You can fill out this form ahead of time and be ready to go when you get to the kiosk. https://hands-free-travel.kuronekoyamato.co.jp/ If you get lost in one of the subway stations (I have done this PLENTY of times), follow the sounds of the chirping birds and that means an exit is in that direction. #traveltips #airalo #eSIM #solofemaletravel

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