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Which is the best way to send packages to Japan ？?

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  • LoveKihei
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  • 2023/06/04 20:25

I would like to send a package weighing 10 to 20 kg to Japan, which is more economical, taking it to the post office or hiring a private company such as Sagawa Express ？ or how long does it take ？ The size will be about 50cmx20cm and 40cm high.
I would appreciate your advice based on your experience.

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#2

Assuming a weight of 15 kg, USPS comes out to about $ 200, Yamato International Takkyubin $ 150 （ ） not including fuel surcharge, Jetpack $ 120 （ ） not including fuel surcharge, FEDEX $ 687. 687 came out to be 687. In my experience, Yamato seems to be relatively fast and reliable; USPS is not so reliable and unreliable with their estimated dates. I have never used Nittsu or FEDEX.

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  • LoveKihei
  • 2023/06/05 (Mon) 15:09
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SJDummy
Thank you for your specific information and advice from your experience. It was very helpful.

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