🚗🏍️ Welcome to Motoshare!
Turning Idle Vehicles into Shared Rides & New Earnings.
Why let your bike or car sit idle when it can earn for you and move someone else forward?
From Idle to Income. From Parked to Purpose.
Earn by Sharing, Ride by Renting.
Where Owners Earn, Riders Move.
Owners Earn. Riders Move. Motoshare Connects.
With Motoshare, every parked vehicle finds a purpose. Partners earn. Renters ride. Everyone wins.
- Masala – Bring Indian spices and masala powders.
- Pressure Cooker (Induction Heating Compatible) – Consider bringing a pressure cooker, but keep kitchen utensils to a minimum.
- Preethi Mixer Grinder – You can buy a Preethi mixer grinder in India. They sell 110V versions that work well with a Type A adapter.
- Currency – Obtain Japanese Yen in India, as you won’t be able to convert INR to YEN easily in Japan.
- Electronics
- Ensure that electronics can accept 110 – 240V input. If they only accept 240V, they won’t work in Japan unless you use a step-down transformer.
- Obtain a universal converter for your electronic plugs, or at least a flat pin converter.
- Utensils
- If you plan to cook, bring essential items like a pressure cooker and one frying pan, as these can be expensive in Japan.
- Clothes
- Keep clothing to a minimum. It’s advisable to purchase winter clothes in Japan as winter approaches.
- Basic Medicines
- Bring basic medicines for fever, colds, and a few antibiotics.
- Mobile Phone
- If your phone has 4G capability, you can use it in Japan.
- Bank Cards
- Take your chip-based Visa/Mastercard debit cards to withdraw money (Japanese yen) from ATMs in Japan.
When traveling from India to Japan, packing wisely can help ensure you have a comfortable and hassle-free stay. Here’s a list of essential items to consider bringing with you:
- Travel Documents
- Passport and visa
- Flight tickets
- International driving permit (if you plan to drive)
- Copies of all important documents
- Currency
- Japanese Yen (obtained in India, as converting INR to YEN in Japan can be challenging)
- International credit/debit cards
- Electronics
- Mobile phone (ensure it supports Japanese networks)
- Laptop/tablet
- Universal power adapter and/or voltage converter
- Chargers and cables
- Personal Care Items
- Travel-sized toiletries (toothpaste, shampoo, etc.)
- Personal hygiene products
- Any specific personal care products you rely on that might not be available in Japan
- Medications
- Prescription medications along with a copy of the prescription
- General over-the-counter medicines for common ailments like headaches, colds, and allergies
- Motion sickness pills if you are prone to getting travel sick
- Clothing
- Appropriate clothing for the weather; check the forecast
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Traditional Indian attire for cultural events or festivals
- Food Items
- Indian snacks and ready-to-eat meals for the initial days
- Specific spices, condiments, or cooking ingredients that may not be readily available or are expensive in Japan (like certain dals, masalas)
- Ghee, pickles, and other non-perishable food items
- Cooking Essentials
- Small pressure cooker
- Basic utensils like a frying pan if you plan to cook
- Miscellaneous
- Travel insurance details
- Small gifts or souvenirs from India if you plan to meet friends or hosts
- Notebooks, pens, and other small stationery items
- Health and Safety
- Masks and hand sanitizers, considering health regulations
- Sunscreen and sunglasses for protection against the sun
