MUJI teaches you how to pack and embark on a small city trip around Taiwan
By MOOK Attractions Family Editorial Team, compiled and reported
During the peak summer travel season, in addition to planning your itinerary, preparing essentials and packing luggage are also key priorities. MUJI recommends the “MUJI to GO” travel concept, which not only offers a variety of travel items, but also introduces surrounding store-area attractions for the first time. It has also created the “MUJI to Go – Travel with MUJI!” local travel brochure, allowing consumers to experience more immersive local life and discover a different perspective on travel.
A four-wheeled hard-shell anti-slip suitcase with telescopic handle is available in various sizes depending on your travel duration. (Image provided by MUJI)
Traveling light allows for a more relaxed and comfortable experience. A range of smooth-gliding suitcases, compact and easy-to-carry clothing storage bags, and multi-purpose travel accessories help you prepare everything you need while saving luggage space.
Keep your clothing organized at a glance. (Image provided by MUJI)
Travel organizers come in various sizes and are foldable. Aside from helping you categorize and neatly stack essentials, the washable clothing organizer bag is made from washable material and can be used directly as a laundry bag after returning home.
The microbead neck pillow makes resting during travel more comfortable. (Image provided by MUJI)
A travel hairdryer with voltage switching capability. (Image provided by MUJI)
No need to carry a transformer when traveling abroad. The travel hairdryer is not only lightweight, but when used with the travel storage bag, it also helps avoid the hassle of tangled cords. Additionally, from July 13 to August 2, customers who spend over NT$1,000 in a single transaction have a chance to win an aluminum hard-shell suitcase. Other travel-related merchandise is also available with shopping discounts.
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