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This time, I would like to write about what I should have brought and what I should have brought in the forced isolation life.
Merino wool that can be worn continuously is active
Before I left the United States, I listened to friends who experienced forced isolation and read the blogs of those who experienced it, and prepared what I thought was necessary.
For example, I can’t wash (I can’t use the hotel laundry), so I bring merino wool socks and a long-sleeved T-shirt that won’t smell even if I wear them for several days in a row, and I’ve been wearing them all the time in isolation. rice field.
If you wash your underwear by hand every day, the amount of laundry will not increase so much.
What was good to have
Then, I will list other things that I was happy to bring.
- Snap taps: Snap taps come in handy because hotel rooms have a limited number of outlets.
- Quick Charger: I brought a 2-port (USB-A, USB-C) quick charger. For the same reasons as above, this is especially useful if you have a lot of devices you want to charge.
- Candy and chocolate: I stayed in my room and had plenty of food, but it helped me when I was a little humorous or refreshed.
What I should have brought
- Coffee and other powdered drinks: I’m tired of the tea and green tea I brought with me. I especially regretted that I should have brought coffee.
- Body lotion: The inside of the room is quite dry, so if you tend to have dry skin, you should bring it with you. I also brought a small tube, but it wasn’t enough.
After 6 days of forced quarantine, if you voluntarily quarantine for only one day, you will be free and sunny. The image is the meal I had today.
[Experience 1]Corona’s disaster to Japan-What are the necessary preparations before entering Japan?
[Experience 2]Waiting time at the airport is 7 hours!Take a bus to the hotel where you are forced to quarantine
[Experience 3]Forced quarantine Day 1-Doors open only 6 times a day.The beginning of days not even in the corridor
[Experience 4]Day 2 of quarantine-The day starts with a phone call at 7:00 am
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