Travel: Japan - Hokkaido
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very true, free and easy, moving around can be quite an experience when with many luggages.
I find it very inconvenient.But, its sure an adventure.
LeanneNebbermind:
I only know I was very 'chuang' coz many JR stns are without escalator and then we have to catch connecting trains on diff platform. Quite an experience!!!
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Leanne:
Try to travel light! Of course there will be some inconvenience as can't bring this and that. But this is travelling!very true, free and easy, moving around can be quite an experience when with many luggages.
I find it very inconvenient.But, its sure an adventure.
LeanneNebbermind:
I only know I was very 'chuang' coz many JR stns are without escalator and then we have to catch connecting trains on diff platform. Quite an experience!!!
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Nebbermind:
remember to get some vacuum bags from Daiso. Makes packing those bulky winter wear (if u r bring extra for fashion change) alot easier

Can you advise on how to get a vacuum for the bags while packing for the journey home? :? -
gladtobemom:
Just buy all the bags from Daiso in different sizes (small to large). All these don't need vaccum cleaner to do the job. Must more convenient.Nebbermind:
remember to get some vacuum bags from Daiso. Makes packing those bulky winter wear (if u r bring extra for fashion change) alot easier

Can you advise on how to get a vacuum for the bags while packing for the journey home? :? -
gladtobemom:
either u zip up leaving just a small opening for air to escape and then sit on the bag or press it with something to force air out. it will not be perfectly flattened but it'll help.
Can you advise on how to get a vacuum for the bags while packing for the journey home? :? -
Nebbermind:
Oh, that's how it's done. Had vague idea of borrowing the vacuum from the Housekeeping department :lol:
either u zip up leaving just a small opening for air to escape and then sit on the bag or press it with something to force air out. it will not be perfectly flattened but it'll help.gladtobemom:
Can you advise on how to get a vacuum for the bags while packing for the journey home? :? -
gladtobemom:
Oh, that's how it's done. Had vague idea of borrowing the vacuum from the Housekeeping department :lol:[/quote]Haha....I have fren that borrow the vacuum cleaner!
either u zip up leaving just a small opening for air to escape and then sit on the bag or press it with something to force air out. it will not be perfectly flattened but it'll help.Nebbermind:
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Can you advise on how to get a vacuum for the bags while packing for the journey home? :? -
Hey,
Just check how many sets of clothings and what u bringing for your children?
cheersvlim:
oh yes!!! :D[/quote]Leanne:
That is great.Just prepared enough for cold weather.
I will be in hokkaido too, from 14 dec to 21 dec.May see u there...
Leanne
[quote=\"vlim\"]Yes.....has confirmed the trip to Hokkaido fr 16/12 to 23/12 but worry that the weather will be too cold to bear especially for kids .... -
Leanne:
Hey,
Just check how many sets of clothings and what u bringing for your children?
cheers
Hi,
will be bringing
* Down jacket x 1 (thinking whether to bring a spare)
* squall vest x 1
* Wool sweater x 2
* fleece sweater x 2
* snow pant x 1
* snow jumper x 1
* fleece-lined polyester pants x 2
* long-sleeve tees x 6 (thinking whether to bring 2 more)
* long john x 3
* fleece sleepwear x 2
* wool socks x 7 pairs
for DS.
Maybe too much just for DS (since only 8 days in total). With all the above, already one big luggage.
For myself, have not decided what to bring and how many to bring.
How about you? -
happymom_aa:
Hi, just being kaypoh here. You might want to bring gloves, ear muffs, wool hat and heat pads (can buy from Winter wear etc). Remember to bring moisturiser and lip balm as the weather is cold and dry. Hope this helps.Leanne:
Hey,
Just check how many sets of clothings and what u bringing for your children?
cheers
Hi,
will be bringing
* Down jacket x 1 (thinking whether to bring a spare)
* squall vest x 1
* Wool sweater x 2
* fleece sweater x 2
* snow pant x 1
* snow jumper x 1
* fleece-lined polyester pants x 2
* long-sleeve tees x 6 (thinking whether to bring 2 more)
* long john x 3
* fleece sleepwear x 2
* wool socks x 7 pairs
for DS.
Maybe too much just for DS (since only 8 days in total). With all the above, already one big luggage.
For myself, have not decided what to bring and how many to bring.
How about you?
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