I have a question about what kind of bag to bring for an overnight stay.
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What would be an appropriate outfit and bag if I’m going away for one night and two days?
A backpack like the ones students often use would be a no-go, right?
Since I’ll need to pack a change of clothes and other things, would it be okay to bring a small bag for my wallet and essentials along with a tote bag?
Would it be embarrassing to show up with a tote bag?
Thank you in advance for your answers.
I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll weigh in as well.
Wouldn’t a carry-on-sized Zero Halliburton suitcase with wheels be ideal here?
That’s what I thought—turns out it had to be a Boston bag, no exceptions.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It depends on where you’re going and what you’re going there for, but usually I’d say a duffel bag. A tote bag would work too. As for a backpack… if you’re going hiking, maybe.
Oh, my companion used a wheeled suitcase.
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Because of the state of emergency, I can’t stay overnight in Shiga Prefecture, so I’m totally bummed out ( ｰ̀ωｰ́ )〜
I even got as far as having an interview guaranteed for a job, but the person in charge caught COVID… Things just aren’t moving forward (tears).
When I travel with my family, I usually bring a rolling suitcase because it’s easier.
But if you’re going with your papa (a male supporter), how about a Boston bag?
Getting excited while preparing is part of the fun, isn’t it? ♡
Have a wonderful time ♪
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