Name: How to Pack Like a Pro | 1 Week in Japan
Uploaded: 2018-10-22T02:31:44.000Z
Duration: 4 min 26 s
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Hi, everyone; today, I'm partnering up with AWAY to show you how I pack for my one-week trip to Japan.

I'm packing in this medium-sized luggage because I want to leave some extra space to shop.

So, I pick out my outfits, and then I'll start folding each piece into a little rectangle that can stack vertically in my suitcase.

So, here, I have two pairs of pants, and I also have two pairs of leggings.

And then I have this pair of shorts that I'm gonna bring as well.

Then I pack two dresses, one that's casual, and another one that's a little more dressy just in case we ever need to go somewhere a little nicer.

Then I'm packing two oversized t-shirts; I feel like these are just super easy, comfy, and I can wear them with leggings since I don't like wearing pants that often.

So, I have this long-sleeved sweater that's very fall-looking.

Alright, then I'm packing this hoodie⏤I actually got this [the] last time I was in Tokyo.

And this cardigan, which I'm actually gonna wear on the plane with me.

So, this coat is gonna go into my luggage since I have a lot of extra space.

Then I'm packing one workout outfit just in case I decide to work out.

And here is my toiletries pouch that has everything toiletry-related.

I actually got this pouch from a t-shirt packaging, so it's not something I bought; it's just reused.

I just have a pouch of all the essentials.

I have an eyeshadow palette, and then my beauty blenders.

A couple [of] beanies because it'll get cold out there.

I have hotel slippers for my boyfriend and myself.

Then here are the shoes I'm packing; I have flip-flops just in case I need to wear them, if the shower's dirty.

And then I have some nicer pair of shoes.

And I wear sneakers, always, on the plane.

A bag of random accessories, and then my electronics pouch.

So, I put my phone charger, camera chargers in here.

I actually decided to put my accessories in that pouch as well.

So, I start with the heavier items like the hoodies, my pants, and then putting my tops in there.

As you can see, I'm always, like, rearranging because it's like a game of Tetris.

There's no right way to do it; you just put in whatever works.

So, I've put in all my clothes, basically; I like to put all my clothes on one side of the luggage, and the other side, I leave for, like, accessories and miscellaneous stuff.

So, this vertical packing method is my favorite.

That way, I can kind of look at my luggage and see everything at a glance.

So, on the other side, I'm packing my coat because I know I have a lot of extra space here.

So, I'm also putting in the shoes and all the miscellaneous items like electronics, toiletries, and makeup.

So, there's a lot of extra space in here because I know I'm gonna do some shopping.

Now, I'll quickly show you what I pack in my backpack that I bring onto the plane.

First, and most importantly, is my passport.

And then I'll pack some earphones in a pouch.

And I have ChapStick and a pen for filling out forms.

My laptop, my laptop charger, iPad, and my workbook for journaling.

I have a pouch with, like, batteries, camera charger, phone chargers, a first-aid pouch, hand cream, and extra jacket.

Not shown here is my camera because, obviously, I'm using my camera to film this video.

That's what I'm packing for my one-week trip to Japan.

I hope you guys enjoyed that video, love you so much, and I'll see you next time.