Hey guys, Andy here and today on Andy Talks to Pity, I'm talking to you about how much clothes should I bring to study abroad in Tokyo. So let's just jump right into it, right? So for me, I'm studying abroad out here like a university Japan in Shinjuku and again for me, I brought a lot more than I really needed. So I brought about three weeks, three weeks worth of clothes and a bunch of other stuff which I ended up having to get rid of actually due to weight restrictions. So again, depending on your flight, you might have to size out your bags accordingly because for me, there were weight restrictions involved with that. So I had to get rid of a lot of stuff that I packed. So a lot of electronics, my suit, I had to throw out my suit and a little mad about that, not gonna lie. But I had to throw out my suit, a bunch of other stuff and things like that. So I came here with about three weeks worth of clothing, two pairs of shoes and some sandals for like inside footwear, which is another thing you should be wary or at least know about. Now if you're like teaching or whatever and you need like proper inside footwear, not just slippers, I would recommend getting some shoes preferably in your home country because if you're above a size 10 American, that's like a size 28, 28 centimeters out here in Japan. So if you're above that, you'll definitely be limited in your choices and it's gonna be hard to find something out in town as I found out being a size 11 American, which would be a size 29 centimeters in Japan. And just a little two size difference made all the difference when it came to finding footwear. I remember back when I was stationed out in Yukosuke, Japan in Kanagawa Prefecture many moons ago, I tried finding hiking boots because ironically when I was gonna climb out Fuji, I couldn't find any hiking boots at the next, which is ironic, right? Because they have like regular uniform boots and all kinds of other stuff, but as far as like regular, yoldy basic hiking boots or whatever, they didn't have that. So I had to go out in town and went to a place called ABC Mart for those of you wondering of which they do have a pretty nice collection of shoes now. You can buy them online and go through like Amazon Japan and stuff like that. So it's not impossible to find shoes if you're above a size 28 centimeters, size 10 in America. But you are gonna have to be a little more studious or you have to research a bit more to find places that will accommodate your cloud hopper fricking feets. So it just keeps that in mind. And in addition to that, I also brought some electronics like a laptop, camera, and a bunch of other do-deads and things like that. That's the basic gist of it. And really if I had to do it over again, clothes-wise, probably would have packed about two weeks worth of clothes instead of three. But you know, kinda is what it is. So yeah. And with that said guys, this is the Andy San. It's not for now. As always, we'll see you next time. Catch you later guys. Bye. And so if you have any questions about studying abroad in Tokyo, share, leave them in the comments down below in the booby boops. And I will do my best to answer them. So look forward to reading your comments. Alright, bye guys.