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Let's go see the Suzuka F1 Japanese Grand Prix!
Clothing prioritizes ease of movement
Of course, it's basic to watch freely in your own preferred style, but if you're unsure, try using this as a reference!
Clothing

- (1) Hat
- Even in spring, there are days when the sun is strong, so it's better to wear a hat. A wide-brimmed hat is recommended.
- (2) Jacket and Bag
- If the temperature is on the warmer side, short sleeves are fine, but in that case, make sure to bring a long-sleeve shirt that you can throw on if needed.
A backpack that frees up both hands is recommended. It is also convenient to have a smartphone shoulder bag or waist pouch for easy access to your phone.
- (3) Bottoms
- Comfortable pants are a staple.
- (4) Shoes
- In any case, wear comfortable shoes that you are used to. Sandals are not recommended even if the temperature is high. If there is a chance of rain, waterproof shoes will be more comfortable.
Items to Bring

- (1) Mobile Battery
- If you're watching for a long time, you'll start to worry about the battery, so make sure to prepare a fully charged spare battery.
- (2) Long-sleeved jacket
- In spring, it can get chilly in the mornings and evenings, so it's recommended to have something ready to wear just in case.
- (3) Binoculars / Opera Glasses
- You can clearly see the distant circuit vision, leader tower, and pit work.
- (4) Kappa Poncho
- For rain protection, a raincoat or poncho is recommended as it takes up less space than an umbrella and keeps both hands free. Even if it seems like there won't be much rain, it's a good idea to have one ready just in case the weather changes suddenly.
- (5) Plastic Bag
- Useful for storing towels and clothes that have become wet from sweat or rain. It is also helpful in other situations, so let's bring several that are as large and durable as possible.
- (6) Seat Cushion
- Since long periods of sitting are expected, let's bring a portable folding chair.
- (7) Towel
- An essential item for wiping sweat on hot days and rainwater on rainy days. A larger one with a hood is also useful for sun protection and warmth.
- (8) Sunscreen
- Even in spring, there are days when the sun is strong, so be sure to apply sunscreen thoroughly before going out. Don't forget to bring some for reapplication on-site.
- (9) Cash
- Although cashless transactions are progressing within the venue, there may be instances where shopping or payments do not support the digital payment methods you have on hand in unexpected places.
- (10) Radio with Earphones
- The live commentary inside the venue will also be broadcast on Suzuka's FM radio station "Suzuka Voice FM 78.3MHz," so if you bring a radio with earphones, you can listen to clear commentary anywhere.
- (11) Smartphone
- It is recommended to keep your ticket in an easily accessible location, as you will need to present it at the entrance gate.
Additionally, it's a good idea to print your tickets on paper just in case the signal becomes poor.