Travelling to Japan

[Meluchja]

Your more than welcome Really no problem.

There is great fresh fruit and veges, where we stayed anyway. So if you have access to a kitchen, that would be the best way to go for sure.

Oh your holiday sounds just devine. Sorry I can't be of much help with those locations, but I'm sure you'll have a great time. I love skiing and I've heard Japan offers some of the best. Oh have a great time, I'm so jealous

[runnermum]

hi there, not sure if you will see this, but it came up as I am a Bellybelly member thinking of going to Japan with my 2 children, 6 years old and then to be 6 months old.

I have heard there are NO cots in accomodation? is this right?

what else did you find NOT baby friendly or the opposite - what was wonderful??

thanks

[Meluchja]

I think that might just depend where you stay. The hotel we were in had a portacot for us. Might just pay to email them to confirm before booking.

[bubbles81]

what about for a 4 month old? we are planning to go this august and just wondering what you did with sterilising bottles there and on the plane as we will be stopping at singapore first then to osaka, kyoto.

[Meluchja]

Bubbles, you can buy sterilizing tablets to use for water in bottles and I'll guess you might just have to take enough bottles to get you through the plan trip. You should be able to sterilize bottles in boiling water if you have access to a kitchen over there.