Japan is its own world with its own set of values, priorities and therefore rules. The conformed culture leaves tourists visiting the bigger cities, quick to notice the repetitive nature of clothing worn within the Japanese population. Salary men everywhere wearing almost the exact same outfit, modest business ladies neatly presented without a single crease and of course, the slightly varying shades of brunette hairstyles throughout the crowd.

Packing for an autumnal trip to Japan isn’t hard. We’ll tell you everything you need to know so that you pack appropriately.

Japan's customs—like how to bow, and when to remove your shoes—can seem intimidating. If you don't want to stick out on your visit, use this as your etiquette guide.

After visiting Osaka during the evening & night a day before, we had the feeling that the city had a lot to offer during daylight too... and we weren't mistaken: Dotonbori's giant food signs and the big posters next to the Glico sign are even more surreal if you visit them when the restaurants are closed.

Japanese duo sporting hand-painted streetwear ensembles from Mind Infection with MYOB wide leg pants, Buffalo chunky sneakers, Nike sneakers, accessories and bags.

Wearing my best princess outfit (from my suitcase) 🏯👸🏻 Moments before these photos were taken I was ambushed by about 12 other tourists who were fascinated by my hair and had to have photos with me (group pics, selfies - you name it) I felt like a celebrity. 😅 Save this photo for your trip to Osaka Castle - the perfect photo spot in the Japanese gardens. 🌳💧 #osakacastle🏯 #osakacastle #osakacastlepark #osakaphotography #osakajapan #minimalstyle #minimalstyledaily #minimalstyleblogger…