Couple Endures 98% Humidity and Suitcase Calamities On ‘Fun’ First Japan Trip
KEY POINTS
- •A couple took their first 10-day trip to Japan in September, which proved an especially hot and humid month.
- •They traveled with large suitcases on crowded trains, struggling with space and fast doors, unaware of luggage delivery services.
- •Relying heavily on convenience stores for meals, they later wished they had explored Japan’s unique traditional restaurants more.
A love-stricken duo embarked on a 10-day Japanese adventure armed with oversized suitcases and a severe case of poor timing in September—when the mercury gleefully hovered around a toasty 93°F paired with smothering 98% humidity and zero breeze. Translation apps valiantly struggled to keep the peace as they sweated through two outfits daily, their salvation coming via accommodation equipped with laundry services, like a spa for damp regrets. They paid a steep, humid price for their ignorance of lesser-known gems like Kinkaku-ji Temple and Sumo tournaments, all the while choking on convenience-store rice balls instead of soaking up noodle house nostalgia. Look out October and November, they’re coming better packed and less overwhelmed.
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Nothing says vacation fail like jousting Tokyo crowds with large suitcases and refusing to check the weather beyond guessing 'hot and sweaty.'
Packing large suitcases for Japan’s crowded trains is like bringing a giraffe to a petting zoo—awkward and doomed to failure.
Who knew Japan’s hottest attraction would be the sauna experience called 'September weather'? Sweating through two outfits daily is the ultimate souvenir.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 1/16/2026 | Author: Jenna DeLaurentis
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