Limits by Country

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Japan Customs allowances for personal goods carried or sent separately

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Passenger allowancesHow to read the Japan Customs limits
  1. 01
    Check personal use

    Accompanied and qualifying separately shipped goods count together Source 2

  2. 02
    Check alcohol and tobacco eligibility

    Japan Customs uses age 20 for these allowances Source 2

  3. 03
    Apply the product quantity

    Alcohol, tobacco and perfume have separate measures Source 1

  4. 04
    Check value of other articles

    Combined overseas value and an individual item rule apply Source 1

  5. 05
    Use the passenger declaration

    Review any separate import controls Source 3

The quantities use the unit for each product. The source table gives eligibility and declaration details.

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Japan Customs allowances for personal goods carried or sent separately

The limits apply to qualifying personal effects. The table includes a minimum age and uses separate units by product. Customs declaration and import rules still apply.

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Alcoholic drinks3bottlesUses 760 mL as one bottleSource 1
Cigarettes200cigarettesSingle tobacco categorySource 1
Cigars50cigarsSingle tobacco categorySource 1
Heat-not-burn tobacco10individual packagesUse the reference table for product examplesSource 1
Other tobacco250gramsSingle tobacco categorySource 1
Mixed tobacco products250gramsCombined allowance when carrying more than one kindSource 2
Perfume2ouncesApproximately 56 mLSource 1
Other personal goods200,000yenCombined overseas market value, subject to item rulesSource 1
Alcohol and tobacco eligibility20yearsPeople under this age receive no alcohol or tobacco allowanceSource 2

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