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The Core Essentials (Everyone) [ ] Passport (Valid for 6 months) [ ] International Driving Permit (1949 Convention Model) - Mandatory for driving [ ] Credit Cards (Wise/Revolut loaded with JPY) [ ] Cash (Bring 20,000 Yen to start) [ ] Power Bank (Cold kills batteries) [ ] Travel Adapter (Type A - Two flat pins) --- Ski Gear (Bring vs. Rent) Item Bring (Pro) Rent (Beginner/Intermediate) :--- :--- :--- Boots YES (Always) Maybe (If you don't own any) Skis/Board Only if wide powder skis YES (Get the Demo package) Helmet YES (Hygiene/Fit) YES (Add to rental) Goggles YES (Bring 2 pairs) No (Rentals scratch easily) Gloves YES (Mittens are warmer) No (Rentals are often wet) --- Clothing (The Layering System) [ ] Base Layer Top (Merino or Synthetic) x 2 [ ] Base Layer Bottom (3/4 length is best for boots) x 2 [ ] Mid Layer (Fleece or Light Down) x 1 [ ] Shell Jacket (Waterproof/Gore-Tex) x 1 [ ] Shell Pants (Bibs are better) x 1 [ ] Socks (Thin wool ski socks) x 3 pairs [ ] Neck Warmer / Balaclava x 1 [ ] Beanie (For après) x 1 --- The "Japan Specifics" [ ] Coin Purse: You will accumulate a mountain of 100-yen coins. [ ] Slip-on Boots: For walking to the Onsen/Breakfast. Laces are annoying.
[ ] Hand Sanitizer: Not always available in public restrooms. [ ] Deodorant: Japanese deodorant is very weak. Bring your own. Lay everything out on your bed.
Take away 1/3 of the casual clothes. You will wear the same hoodie to dinner every night. No one cares.