1, passport

2. 10 small 2-inch photo (this photo is special for Japan, it seems to be 3cm*4cm. Go directly to the photo development office and tell the clerk that they will understand. )

3.VISA card (this is a suggested option, which can be handled in China to facilitate remittance. You can also make bank card remittance directly in Japan. )

4, seal (this is very, very important, go directly to the place where the seal is engraved and tell him that he is going to Japan, and he will understand. It seems to be a seal with a diameter of 1cm. It's best to carve two, a surname and a full name. It doesn't need to be too expensive, just use it. If it is not carved in China, it costs 2700 yen to carve the cheapest one in Japan. )

Second, daily necessities.

1, bedding (this will be indicated in the invitation letter of the school whether it is necessary to bring it. )

2, shampoo and bath products (cleaning products in Japan are still relatively cheap, this can be brought. )

Cosmetics (girls' paper can be bought in Japan, and it is also very cheap. DHC cleansing oil 200ml costs only 1000 yen, equivalent to more than 80 RMB. In addition, there are other brands of facial cleanser in the breeding hall, which are sold in general supermarkets and are relatively cheap. )

4, toothpaste toothbrush (take some, anyway, toothpaste toothbrush has a long shelf life. )

5, towels (this is not too much trouble to imagine. )

6. umbrellas (with or without umbrellas, umbrellas in Japanese supermarkets are still relatively cheap. Speaking of the rain in Japan, I have to say a few more words. The rainy season in Japan has never happened before, and it is underground from morning till night! ! Sleeping is like swimming! ! Ps: That's why students are advised to bring sheets. )

7, schoolbag (has a strong, many uses, endorsement to school is very convenient. )

8, sheets (this must be brought often, changing sheets is very important! ! )

9. sewing box (there is a sewing box for grandma in China, with complete varieties and reasonable prices. Although I don't use it very much at ordinary times, I am blind after using it. )

10, nail clippers and scissors (don't forget to bring. Remember, remember! )

1 1, coin purse (it is estimated that there is no wallet, and coin purse is also very important. The smallest denomination note in Japan is 1000, and the other 500, 100, 50, 10, 5, 1 are coins, and there is no change wallet. )

12, glasses (students who wear glasses and are active can prepare a pair of glasses, and students who wear contact should bring enough. Contact is more expensive in Japan. )

13, sealable plastic bags (most parts of Japan are humid, and dry goods need to be sealed. It is best to bring some of these plastic bags. )

14, USB flash drive or removable hard disk (Japanese electronic products are of good quality but expensive, but these things are much cheaper in China. )

Third, school supplies

(Individuals have different study habits and bring different things. Here, I will focus on the comprehensive things that everyone will use. )

1, mechanical pencil and lead and HB pencil eraser (This Japanese student knows that Japanese students use mechanical pencil and only use pens when signing or when it is important. HB pencil is used for large-scale exams, such as TOEIC and Japanese level 1. )

2, thick notebook (1-2 thick notebook is enough for one year, you can also come to Japan to hand in notes, sometimes the teacher will ask students to hand in notes. )

3, signature pens (not useless, just rarely used, but it is best to prepare a few. )

4. Binder (Japanese teachers often ask students to hand in reports. Without binders, they will be very upset. )

5. calculator (this is very important. Calculators used by Japanese people are very expensive, and most functions are not used. )

6. Electronic dictionary and battery (it is recommended to prepare a Casio electronic dictionary, which is complete)

Fourth, clothing.

It is recommended not to bring too many clothes. Get to know the local climate first, and just bring the corresponding clothes. Besides, Japanese dress habits are quite different from those in China. If you like to follow the trend, I suggest you come to Japan to buy clothes. Compared with China, it is not expensive or fashionable. If students don't care about the trend, just bring enough clothes at home. )

1, socks (preferably that kind of socks, most parts of Japan are still very hot in summer, and there are more opportunities to wear shorts or cropped pants, so you should wear socks at this time! )

3, short skirts (Japanese girl paper wears short skirts all the year round, girl paper can refer to it. )

4, home clothes (if cooking, it is necessary to bring home clothes. )

5, pajamas (children's paper that likes to sleep naked can be ignored. )

6, slippers (this can be bought in Japan, like cross's slippers supermarket, about 200 yen. )

7.t-shirts (generally, two T-shirts in Japan are around 3,000 yen, which is not much different from that in China. )

8, other clothes (if you are lazy, wear more clothes, easy to change and wash! ~ ~ and sweaters and shirts and so on. Do what you can, don't be overweight, just do what you can. )

Verb (short for verb) food

Japan is a country without resources and food is very expensive. For example, fruit is the cheapest at 90 yen, watermelon with normal size is the cheapest at around 1400 yen, pork is the cheapest at around 100g90 yen, rice is the cheapest at around 5kg 1000 yen, and beef is the cheapest. )

1, dried vegetables (buy bulk fungus, radish, mushrooms, beans, peppers, dried shrimps, bring as much as possible, absolutely no problem! ! Highly recommended! ! )

2, thick soup soup hot pot bottom material (unwilling to cook, cooking soup is very convenient, highly recommended! ! )

3, China condiments (salt and monosodium glutamate, etc. ) Just bring some, focusing on China spices that are not available in Japan. Thirteen incense is highly recommended, if there is no thirteen incense. There are cumin, star anise, cinnamon, fragrant leaves, Chili noodles and chicken essence. If you want to live a high quality life in Japan, these are definitely useful. )

4, pickles (mustard tuber, students who like spicy cabbage can not bring, there are some spicy cabbage in Japan, a large barrel of about 200 yen. )

6. Other foods (bring whatever you like, mainly in the transitional stage before life in Japan is on the right track. Food that is convenient and easy to cook is very important. )

Six, other important things

1, medicine (coming to Japan for the first time is likely to be acclimatized. You'd better bring some Huoxiang Zhengqi water. If you can't stand the smell, you can take pills. On the one hand, it is not acclimatized, on the other hand, it is used for heatstroke. There are also drugs that can be used in daily life in China, such as cold medicine, anti-inflammatory drugs, paper tape for children who love sports, some trauma plasters or other drugs, antidiarrheal drugs, painkillers and so on. These moms will think of it. ^_^V)

2, electrical appliances (do not bring a hair dryer, the voltage does not match, razor camera computer can bring. )

3, two or three sockets (Japan uses two plugs, like the plug of a home computer, which can't be plugged into a Japanese socket, so students with computers must remember to bring a socket switch. )

4, network cable (this is the same as bedding, invite the manager to indicate whether it is given. )

5, cash (domestic exchange of Japanese yen, the airport stipulates that each person can only carry the equivalent of 8,000 US dollars, but in fact no one is so strict. Carry cash with you. If no one answers, take the tram or subway bus or something without cash. It's better to have a few small denominations of cash, some are 1000 yen, and vending machines don't need 10000 denominations. )

Note: After going to Japan, the first place to go after completing the relevant school procedures is Baiyuan Store, where you can buy pots, pans, pots and other daily necessities. There are many kinds, all of which are 100 yen, which is fair. After buying daily necessities, the school should organize