Re: Is it still worth it?
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Sep 26, 2020
Icanread
I would bring almost everything, especially Christmas decor. There isn't much here in the way of holiday decorations.
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I would not store anything. Sell what you don't bring with you. You could be overseas for several years and most people report that their items have ruined over the years. Don't bring large appliances, but if you have downsized, you should be fine. The kitchens are tiny, so you may want to leave fancy dishes and equipment used only once a year with...See More
Icanread
Depending where you are in Japan, you may have bigger houses. In Okinawa, many houses are Americanized with large kitchens, living rooms, and lots of closet space.
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