Shinkansen have luggage compartments?
Shinkansen have luggage compartments?
Shinkansen have luggage compartments?
Hi folks, planning on going NGO - Takayama in nov. 3.5 days in Nagoya and 3.5days in Takayama. Is it too rush or should i put more days towards Takayama? First time there. Not too sure the traveling distance. Traveling alone!
Tentative:
Day 1: Arrive Nagoya, Nagoya castle, Sakae district (Or port area?)
Day 2: Day trip to Inuyama
Day 3: Day trip to Kiso Valley
Day 4: Moving from Nagoya to Takayama - Hida no Sato in the afternoon OR explore old town, Yatai Kaikan area
Day 5: Day trip to Shiragawa-go
Day 6: Higashiyama walkway, takayama jinya area, Travel back to NGO
Day 7: Morning flight
for the luggage forwarding service, is there an option to forward to the airport for collection there? anyone used or enquired before?
haha recently forwarded melons from hokkaido to my tokyo hotel. if can directly forward for collection at haneda airport and then pickup for check-in, would be way easier.
for the luggage forwarding service, is there an option to forward to the airport for collection there? anyone used or enquired before?
haha recently forwarded melons from hokkaido to my tokyo hotel. if can directly forward for collection at haneda airport and then pickup for check-in, would be way easier.
the teriyaki or beef sandwich from familymart, 7-11 or lawson can just buy from shelf and eat w.o heating up?
https://www.jalabc.com/en/hands-freetravel/airport-baggage-delivery/to-the-airport.html
Not sure about storage period. You can inquire with them directly.
Yes, definitely can!
Yamato kuroneko is the company and there are many areas eg in shopping malls and hotels in Japan where you can engage their service.
Forwarding to the airport , they will usually instruct you to give them 2 days in advance so that the item will definitely reach there when u get to the airport.
As for Hokkaido to Haneda, they may tell you to give them 3 days in advance.
You can check their services on this website.
http://www.kuronekoyamato.co.jp/ytc/en/send/services/time/
Hi, After much planning, this will be my japan plan for mid dec, with 2 kids 9yrs and 6yrs need advice if this is workable. i got a few question thou
1. do i need a JR pass?
the rest highlighted below
day 1: arrive in haneda at 4pm travel to shinjuku to check in airbnb.
explore shinjuku
day 2: disney land full day
day 3: shinjuku/harajuku
day 4: nissin cup noodle, explore around. sky tree
day 5: shibuya
day 6: full day to mt fuji and gotemba outlet(take bus)
day 7: no plan
Qns: any suggestion for places that will be fun to kids? as well as to fill up some of the slower days
day 8: hello kitty land
day 9:check out of shinjuku, take shinkansen to nagano station (pick up a rented car. drive to kasatsu onsen, stay 1 night
Qns: where can i keep 1 big luggage for the next 4 night so i no need to bring it all the way to nagano.
Any advice on driving in snowy condition?
day 10: check out of kasatsu and drive to hakuba and stay 3 night, might visit snow monkey park since it is along the way.
day 11: ski play snow
day 12: ski play snow
day 13: check out and drive to nagano station return car and take shinkansen back to Tokyo
Qns: where should i stay for my final 2 nights taking into consideration i need to collect my luggage i left in tokyo.
day 14: toyko station
day 15: last min shopping. back to haneda airport.
Is the above itinerary ok? thanks alot for any help given.![]()
day 1: arrive in haneda at 4pm travel to shinjuku to check in airbnb.
explore shinjuku
day 7: no plan
Qns: any suggestion for places that will be fun to kids? as well as to fill up some of the slower days
Qns: where can i keep 1 big luggage for the next 4 night so i no need to bring it all the way to nagano.
Qns: where should i stay for my final 2 nights taking into consideration i need to collect my luggage i left in tokyo.
Are you certain your Airbnb is legally registered and that the owner will not cancel it at the very last minute? For your sake I hope you have an alternative hotel being booked (with free cancellation).
If you do stay in a hotel in the end, as long as it's not those business hotel chains, you will be able to leave your luggage with them for a few days till you check in again.
If you did manage to stay in the Airbnb and require baggage storage, it's not too hard to Google for that info. Here's one result that I found: https://tokyocheapo.com/living/luggage-storage-in-tokyo/
Sagawa storage seems to be an option. The article says can store for 5 days but Sagawa mobile website didn't state that (didn't look at the desktop version). If in doubt, you can go email them and ask how long can they store your baggage. Price list is on the site. As they have offices in both Tokyo station and near Asakusa, you can find hotels around these areaa to book for your final part of the trip.
I will not suggest Red Planet Asakusa if you are not able to meet the limousine bus timing that will bring you to and fro from Asakusa View hotel. The alternative transport option is too troublesome. For example, if you wish to take the Keikyu/Asakusa Line (note that you will be alighting at the Tobu/Toei/Tokyo Metro subway, not the Tsukuba subway - if you check the map, the Tobu/Toei Asakusa station is much further from the hotel), you need to know which exit to go so that you don't have to deal with stairs with your luggage. On top of that, assuming you managed to find the exit with elevator, once reach surface level, you will need to navigate from the exit (which is further from the usual exit that involves stairs) to walk to Red Planet Asakusa - which is pretty daunting if you haven't been to Japan before and have kids along with you.
Hence do check the limousine bus timing first if you are considering princessreiko's suggestion. If the bus timings can't fit your schedule, then go for hotels that are nearer to the main stations.
As for day 7, are your kids familiar with Ghibli works? If yes you can opt for Ghibli museum. Will only take up about half the day, but it depends on the timing on your admission ticket. Or you can go Odaiba too. https://www.anepiceducation.com/tokyo-21-things-to-do-odaiba-with-kids/