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[Image1]When I go to Japan I often forget many things.I wonder if you are the same as me?Here are items I of
[Image2]When I go to Japan I often forget many things.I wonder if you are the same as me?Here are items I of
[Image3]When I go to Japan I often forget many things.I wonder if you are the same as me?Here are items I of
[Image4]When I go to Japan I often forget many things.I wonder if you are the same as me?Here are items I of
[Image5]When I go to Japan I often forget many things.I wonder if you are the same as me?Here are items I of
[Image6]When I go to Japan I often forget many things.I wonder if you are the same as me?Here are items I of
[Image7]When I go to Japan I often forget many things.I wonder if you are the same as me?Here are items I of
[Image8]When I go to Japan I often forget many things.I wonder if you are the same as me?Here are items I of
[Image9]When I go to Japan I often forget many things.I wonder if you are the same as me?Here are items I of

When I go to Japan I often forget many things.
I wonder if you are the same as me?
Here are items I often leave behind:
passport, visa, phone, small pack of tissues, sanitary products, copy of ID, ID card, swimsuit, sunscreen.
I hope everyone can enjoy their trip abroad!

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16 hours ago
A while ago, I went to Okinawa for a trip.
It was so fun that I now have a good idea of what to do.
If you’re new to traveling, don’t forget Japanese public transport etiquette.
1. Line up while waiting for the bus or train and follow the rule of letting passengers exit before boarding.
2. After boarding, switch your backpack to a handheld bag or carry it in front of you.
If you’re a beginner, I recommend reading more articles about traveling in Japan.
Please support me.
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If you want to take children out to play Nakagusuku Park is perfect for you! Chūsei Park lies between Naha and Okinawa, spanning Nakagusukuson and Kitanakagusuku Village, and is the largest comprehensive park in Okinawa. It has a wide open area ideal for picnics, plus slides, a sandbox, a maze, rope swings, and a large bouncing pad that kids can’t get enough of—perfect for letting them burn off energy!
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A while ago, I went to Okinawa for a trip. It was so fun that I now have a good idea of what to do. If you’re new to traveling, don’t forget Japanese public transport etiquette. 1. Line up while waiting for the bus or train and follow the rule of letting passengers exit before boarding. 2. After boarding, switch your backpack to a handheld bag or carry it in front of you. If you’re a beginner, I recommend reading more articles about traveling in Japan. Please support me.

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