Tokyo In September

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• 20 Sep 2004

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Hi all, i'm off to Japan again in september but i've never been this time of year. Summer months july/august were pretty bad for heat/humidity. So i was just wondering if i should take the same sort of clothes, y'know t-shirts, short sleeved shirts that sort of thing. Don't wanna pack the wrong stuff. Any help is appreciated

 

Mike Cash

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• 20 Sep 2004

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You're alright in the daytime, but evenings are starting to turn a bit cool. You may want to bring a light jacket.

 

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• 20 Sep 2004

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Cheers for that! so t-shirts etc will still be the order of the day then??

 

budd

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• 21 Sep 2004

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guess so. i only wear buttondowns now because i've noticed the difference in the way people treat me, but yes, shortsleeves are fine.
have a safe trip!

 

Brooker

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• 21 Sep 2004

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I just traveled to Tokyo, Yokohama, and Northern Japan thinking it would be a bit cool, so I brought a bunch of heavy clothes that I never used. Japan is still fairly warm, but changing quickly. There was some serious rain for two days during my travels though.

 

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• 23 Sep 2004

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budd said:

guess so. i only wear buttondowns now because i've noticed the difference in the way people treat me, but yes, shortsleeves are fine.
have a safe trip!

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How'd you mean the way you were treated?

 

budd

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• 24 Sep 2004

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i have to get to the store before it closes. but i will say real quick that things go more smoothly with an oxford, bluchers and a rep tie (imE)