First Hours in Japan 🇯🇵 What Actually Helps After Landing From the US

Описание: This video shares our personal experience during the first hours in Japan after landing from the US.

Japan is incredibly safe and well organized, but the first hours after a long flight can still feel overwhelming — especially when traveling with kids.

We’re not giving universal rules.
This is simply what actually helped us on arrival.

In this video:
– How to prepare immigration online before flying
– Where and how to get cash at the airport
– SIM vs eSIM vs hotspot: what to check before buying
– Why downloading Google Maps offline helps
– When Google Maps gets confusing underground
– Luggage forwarding services from the airport
– Narita vs Haneda transport basics
– Traveling with kids: booster seat tip
– Where to eat in Tokyo at 3 AM (yes, really)

If this saves you stress — great.
If you do things differently — that works too.

This is based on our real experience traveling from the US with kids.

00:00 Our Experience Disclaimer
00:14 Do Immigration Online Before You Fly
00:28 Getting Cash at the Airport (7-Eleven ATM Tip)
00:57 SIM, eSIM & Hotspot Limits (Read the Fine Print)
01:45 Download Google Maps Offline
01:58 Google Maps Reality Check (Use Common Sense)
02:25 Luggage Forwarding From the Airport
03:09 Narita vs Haneda: Transport Basics
03:48 Traveling With Kids: Booster Tip
04:16 Jet Lag & Food at 3 AM in Tokyo
05:04 Final Thoughts

Official Immigration Site (Japan):
https://www.vjw.digital.go.jp

Google Maps Offline:
https://support.google.com/maps/answe...

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