Nothing too serious here, but here are two good tips for one-baggers.
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Don't boast about having carry-on only until the plane is in the air. It's hubris like this which can mean a late, surprise, putting it in the hold.
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Don't tell anyone else that your clothing is odor resistant, and therefore, you smell ok - I think, like calling yourself attractive, it's for other people to judge such a thing.
That's it. Bags are like Highlanders, there can only be one.
Introducing the new Lucid Air Pure Stealth.
Second long international trip with one bag. Going for 16 days in Japan visiting 5 cities in total and spending a night at an onsen. Weather looks nice and warm in Japan these days so I am packing t-shirts. Mainly staying in hotels so planning to do laundry at some point.
Packing list:
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2 jeans
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6 t-shirts
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1 pair of shorts and 1 old t-shirt for sleeping
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1 pair of shorts that can function as swimming suit
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6 pair of underwear
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6 pair of socks
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1 pair of sandals
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Camera for photography
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Kindle
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Tech pouch (chargers, power bank, plug adaptors etc.)
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Face masks (if needed)
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Med kit (imodium, paracetamol, ibuprofen, burn gel, plasters)
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Toiletries
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Collapsible day pack
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Shoes (Vans ultra range)
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Glasses case
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Sunglasses
Any suggestions for anything else that might be useful?