What are some of the best things to do in Japan that you can take home?

It's best to buy something that is not available in the country--- that is, local specialties.

Shiseido's cosmetics in Japan, as well as sake and geta, are good. Be careful, do not buy at tourist spots. You have to buy it in the big **. The quality there is ***.

By the way, Japanese wind chimes are very beautiful, remember to buy a few back.

Japanese food is famous, but you can't bring it back with you, so it's good to let your sister learn how to make Japanese sushi or something like that, and make it yourself at home!

There are a lot of Japanese kimonos and so on, so it's best for me to take pictures.

Japanese dolls, sumo wrestlers and the like can be haha.

When I came back from Japan, I brought a lot of chocolates and decorated phones, all of which were pretty exquisite

Sausages cannot be brought into the country, and the place where the luggage is checked is after taking the town code of the checked luggage, so it has nothing to do with whether it is checked or not. If you happen to be checked, it will definitely be confiscated, and if you have this kind of unpleasantness, I am afraid that the mood of the future game will also be affected.

You can bring snacks, but it's the kind of sealed packaging, not in bulk, and it's easy to be detained.

Meat is best done with caution. Vacuum packaging is placed in the luggage, there is generally no problem, don't let it, it's a big deal to take it out to them! If you are traveling or living in Japan for the first time, it is recommended to bring some small pickles, which may feel a little light at first!

In fact, the exchange rate between the yuan and the yen has been quite good recently, and there is a restaurant in Japan that costs a few thousand yen, and there are also places where 300 yen is enough for one person to eat (we have eaten udon noodles for 300 yuan, which is quite delicious). If you don't have a high budget, as long as you choose the right restaurant, it won't be much more expensive than in China. In fact, Japanese food is quite delicious, and since you have spent all the money for your plane ticket and visa fee, why not try the local taste?

In fact, as long as it is not X-ray, it is very suspicious in the spring, and you can basically bring it (gun-shaped, knife-shaped, this kind), like a yellow saucer, and illegal meat, which is no problem, because it is rarely opened and inspected when entering and exiting the customs.

The last time I went to Japan with Zhongxin, the lenses I bought there were much cheaper than those from our side! The pro can be brought back.

It is OK to put it in the checked suitcase, and it is best not to put it in the luggage that you bring into the cabin, because the inspection is strict.

Personally, I think it depends on your own needs and those of your relatives and friends, for example, buying Swiss watches in Japan is cheaper than domestic counters, you may not need it; Japanese branded cosmetics are cheaper than domestic counters, and you may not need them. If you have time to buy something in Japan, you should always shop around, and the duty-free shops are not always cheaper than the non-duty-free shops. Also check the domestic **.

I remember my friend's sister brought 5 or 6 LV bags to Japan, "Bring too much" was swept by infrared in the box, and in the end all of them were still, I heard that it's okay to bring 1? Luckily, she is Japanese, so I heard that if a foreigner brought it, she would notify the school or the company? It's not too clear, I haven't brought a fake to it, I recently wanted to buy a LV bag, it's very good-looking, the Japanese one is too expensive, about 1-20,000 yuan, and the domestic A imitation is 6,700 yuan, I want a friend to buy one for me in the country to carry over, is it safe?

I heard that it is very likely to be checked in the box, and it is safer to carry it on your back than to put it in the box, do you have experienced seniors? How to make it safer?

It shouldn't matter. If it's cigarettes, there will be restrictions on things like alcohol. There are also plant-based, animal-based foods, such as; Cooked meats, sausages, etc. may be confiscated. Refreshments can be brought. In a checked box, of course.

There is no limit to the possible band.

Some of the things that Japan should bring back are:DHC, Dr. Shirono, Kobayashi Pharmaceutical Liquid Band-Aid, Guliguo Milk Powder, BEAMS.

1、dhc

DHC was founded by the current president, Yoshiaki Yoshida. After more than 30 years of efforts, it has become a comprehensive enterprise in many fields such as cosmetics, medicine and health food, pharmaceuticals, translation and publishing, high-end beauty salons, spas, etc., and has achieved remarkable and brilliant results. As a well-known brand of cosmetics sold by Japan Telecom, DHC is committed to creating natural, gentle and effective skincare, makeup and health foods.

2. Doctor Chengye

Founded in Japan in 1999 by Dr. Kintoku Shirono, a well-known Japanese medical aesthetic brand, the brand attaches far more importance to scientific research than most cosmetics companies at home and abroad, not only in being able to find the needs of consumers, but also in developing products that meet the needs of consumers.

3. Kobayashi Pharmaceutical Liquid Band-Aid

Kobayashi Pharmaceutical's products are also one of the must-have commodities for many people to go to Japan, its products are notoriously easy to use and inexpensive, this liquid band-aid will definitely be a good choice, it can form a protective film on the wound, which can promote wound healing, and it is also very convenient to use, only need to lightly apply a layer on the wound to be waterproof and sweatproof.

4. Guliguo milk powder

Guliguo is the milk powder that the United States and Japan emphasize as the closest to breast milk, ranking and closest to breast milk in Japan. The minerals and fatty acid tissues are very close, the color, aroma and taste are very close to breast milk, and the milk powder contains 5 main ingredients.

Nucleotide, DHA, vitamin K and -Carotene, etc., enhance the baby's immunity, and are very close to breast milk nutrition, which is the advantage of ICREO Guli fruit high-quality milk powder.

5、beams

Founded in 1976, BEAMS has been around for 40 years, and its work has been leading and influencing the Japanese fashion industry. Beams Boy, a brand specializing in cute girly clothing, opened its first independent store in Shibuya, Tokyo in April 1998 and now has 24 sales outlets in Japan.

Digital Products & Home Appliances:

Hair dryer, razor, camera.

Japanese household appliances are almost a must-have commodity for Chinese tourists, hair dryers, razors and cameras have almost become the "three major items" that are now standard for shopping in Japan, and recently they have become more popular with sweeping robots. The most popular hair dryers are Panasonic's negative ion hair dryers, razors are the best-selling Philips, Canon's DSLR cameras and digital cameras from brands such as Sony are all good.

Baby products: Meiji milk powder, Kao diapers, Pigeon baby products.

Meiji's milk powder is the most popular brand in Dalian, and Kao diapers are about 80 yuan to buy in Japan. Pigeon series of baby products, from bottles to tableware, from shower gel to prickly heat powder, have tourists to bring back, ** equivalent to half of the domestic one, but the formula and process are different from the domestic one. Recently, the most popular is Wakodo's baby wipes.

Cosmetics: Shiseido, Sonma oil.

Japan's cosmetics market is very mature, the formula is more suitable for Oriental skin, ** is also very acceptable to the public, so it quickly occupied the Chinese market, and sales have been leading.

Food: "White Lovers" biscuits, "Three Brothers" potatoes.

Japanese confectionery is famous all over the world, especially in Hokkaido, and many tourists buy confectionery to give to their relatives and friends. Hokkaido's "Shiroi Koibito" biscuits and "Three Brothers" fries are very distinctive, but they are only available at airport duty-free shops, and the price is equivalent to about 35 yuan. The price of a small box of Royle chocolate is 100 yuan in China, and the price is 35 yuan in Japanese airport duty-free shops**.

Meiji chocolate costs 15 yuan in China and can be bought for 5 yuan in Japan.

1. Japanese sake.

Japanese sake is made from rice and natural mineral water, and is fermented in parallel to produce a mash with an alcohol content of about 18%. After that, lime is added to precipitate it, and it is pressed to make the original sake of sake.

2. Japanese cloisonné.

Japanese cloisonné is a Japanese and a special product. It is said to be the son of Chinese cloisonné and is famous for its pearl-like brilliance and high degree of design artistry. Shippo ware is the Japanese term for metal majolica.

Because its firing process originated from Chinese cloisonné, it is also known as Japanese cloisonné.

3. Japanese lacquerware.

Japanese lacquerware has developed very well in Japan. As early as more than 200 years B.C., China's lacquer art began to spread to Japan, due to the similar geographical environment, natural lacquer resources are abundant, Japan also organized the production of lacquerware, and gradually formed a unique lacquer industry in Japan.

4. Japanese Daughter's Day dolls.

Hinama Festival dolls are the most important decoration in Japan's Hinmata Festival, and these palace dolls dressed in brocade clothes are known for their exquisite ornate and delicate workmanship. The placement of the Daughter's Day dolls is very particular, and on the special hinting altar, it is generally arranged in odd numbers such as three, five and seven layers.