WHEN YOU LAYOVER JAPAN,

Good night, 

Today, I came to Japan at 14:30. And waiting for the next flight to LAX until 24:00

I write this to recommend you make a plan thoroughly in advance.

Actually, I don't like to make a plan, because it is very tired. 

However, I should have made a specific plan for the stopover in Japan.

I could choose two flights which are departed at 12:00 or 20:00 from South Korea.

I have never stopped over, so I chose the earlier one. 

I was worried whether my first flight gets delayed or not. 

And I thought it would take some time to find out my baggage and check in again. 

I didn't know that my baggage is directly delivered from Seoul to Los Angeles. 

I think that time exploitation is up to the plan. 

Plan makes me experience more. 

In order to make plans, I have to search and make it order. 

I didn't know that visa is unnecessary in Japan during 3 months for the travel. 

And I was too dependent to other people, not to the objective information. 

I had asked to a crew in layover section whether I go outside or not.

She said "Yes".

If I know that, I might not directly go to the "layover" section, I might go to the "entrance" section. 

I had to make it clear, and make a research in advance. 

Today, I learned two lessons more. 

First, I have to make a research on my own. 

Second, as many as I know by researching, I can see many things