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Carrying a 29-inch suitcase around Tokyo is definitely one of the most endurance-testing things in the world.
Apart from the complex physical factors of transportation and subway, what requires the most endurance is the attention gift of Tokyo people😔
I once got kicked on purpose because I was carrying a suitcase with me.

The people at the back of the queue passed me and got on the bus directly.
Some low-key people won't take action, but they will look up and down and tell you with their eyes, "It's very crowded. Can you recognize me and come up?"

Although NaSaDen assured me that the suitcase is very light, at first I didn’t believe how light a 29-inch suitcase could be🤣
As a result, the suitcase is really light, and the wheels don’t get stuck. It allows me to walk quickly on the Tokyo subway, and I can get far away before others hit me.
The moment I arrived at the airport, I really wanted to kneel down and thank you🤣 🤣
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Later, when I arrived in Kumamoto, I dragged my suitcase around on the road alone.
In order to kill time, sit on a roadside bench and observe the surrounding scenery, without the dreamy-looking high-rise buildings and hurried passers-by.
But there are more beautiful mountains and rivers, and many families are taking leisurely walks.
Suddenly I remembered that when I first came to Japan to travel, I was just like this, dragging a very big suitcase on the streets of Osaka and marveling at it.
It was then that I discovered that I liked Japan. Even after several years, this feeling has not changed.
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NaSaDen said that they call the suitcase a dream story suitcase because the suitcase carries many dreams and hopes and accompanies its owner to travel around the world.
Although I have not traveled around the world, when I came to Japan to travel and study in Japan, I dragged a big suitcase and came to Japan with expectations just like today.
It’s also because I have a feeling for the brand concept that I want to try it out to see how it works. I am very satisfied with it, and only when I am satisfied can I introduce it to everyone.

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Finally, I attach a few points that I think are very good for your reference.
① Hidden waterproof inner bag (I often bring electronic supplies when I need to take photos, so the moisture-proof part is very reassuring)
② Double U-shaped multi-functional storage interior (there are many mezzanines to meet different needs, which is very convenient for storing valuables)
③ No matter what, it’s easy to drag (it allows me to cope with the Tokyo subway wwww)

Original text from: The Japanese Survival Diary of a Lucky Girl