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Rail Travel with luggage
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2009/4/2 13:07
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Is it feasible to travel in trains (Shinkansen, Express etc) with luggage, i.e. one hard-shell Samsonite suitcase 28" plus one carry-on case (airline dimensions)? Do the carriages have facilities for stowing luggage (like European trains, at either end)? If not, how do most visitors travel using JR trains?
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by Schrott (guest)
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Travel light.
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2009/4/3 01:09
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Travel light.
If you have big luggage, you can request to be seated near the luggage carriage.
Most people can place their luggage under the seat or above the railing.
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by JR Rider Traveller (guest)
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travel light is good in terms of mobilization. However, if you need to bring a lot, don't worry too much about luggage space. You will find it so friendly on board the trians.
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by lester (guest)
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