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Is there a packaging fee for items to be shipped?

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Posted: 26 Jan, 2008
by: Admin A.
Updated: 23 Feb, 2013
by: Admin A.
Normally, no packaging fee is charged if items are shipped as they are received from the seller. If two or more items are to be sent together, we try to repackage them in one box to save on shipping charges. However, in case of repackaging with extra protection, an extra fee is required.
Also, if extra protection is either requested by you or required by Japan Post, then a flat fee of 1200 yen per shipment is charged to cover materials and labor.
Double-box repackaging for fragile items is available for 2400yen (flat fee).
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