: 1. You can only bring a few sets of cosmetics when traveling to Japan
1. Liquid items are not allowed on the plane, including cosmetics, bath products, lens water, etc. Only clear plastic bags containing no more than 100 mg each, and a total of no more than 1 liter are allowed. After passing the security check, the food on the plane must be vacuum packed, and bulk food (sausages, meat floss, dried meat slices, etc.) will not be left.
2. Don’t bring more medicine. It is best to have instructions in Chinese and English.
3. Items not allowed to be transported as baggage: Passengers are not allowed to carry flammable, explosive, corrosive, toxic, radioactive, polymerizable, magnetic and other dangerous items in checked baggage or carry-on items. Passengers are not allowed to bring weapons, sharp weapons, or murderous weapons on board the aircraft.
4. Items not allowed in checked baggage: important documents or information, diplomatic bags, securities, currency, money orders, valuables, fragile and perishable items and other items that require special attention. Not allowed in checked baggage. Airlines shall be liable for the loss or damage of the above items in checked baggage as normal checked baggage.
2. How much cosmetics can you bring as checked luggage in Japan?
When traveling to Japan by plane, you can bring a power bank with no more than 100Wh.
Regulations:
1. Power banks must be carried by passengers for their own use.
Second, power bank can only be carried in hand luggage or carried with you. It is strictly prohibited to carry it in checked baggage.
3. The rated energy of the power bank does not exceed 100Wh and is not approved by the airline; the rated energy exceeds 100Wh but does not exceed 160Wh. It can only be carried with the approval of the airline, but each passenger is not allowed to carry more than two power banks.
4. It is strictly prohibited to carry a power bank with a rated energy exceeding 160Wh; it is strictly prohibited to carry a power bank that does not have a rated energy marked and cannot be calculated by other marked parameters.
5. Do not use power bank to charge electronic devices during flight. For power banks with a start switch, the power bank should always be turned off during flight.
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Provisions:
Article 38 Free baggage allowance for each passenger (including checked baggage and self-care baggage): holding an adult or child ticket The free baggage allowance for first class passengers is 40 kilograms, the free baggage allowance for business class passengers is 30 kilograms, and the free baggage allowance for economy class passengers is 20 kilograms. Passengers holding infant tickets do not have free baggage allowance.
If two or more passengers traveling together on the same flight to the same destination check in baggage at the same time and at the same place, their free baggage allowance can be calculated based on their respective fare levels. For the domestic segment of international transportation, the free baggage allowance for each passenger is calculated according to the free baggage allowance applicable to international routes.
Article 39 Passengers must check in their baggage with a valid ticket. The carrier shall indicate the quantity and weight of checked baggage on the passenger ticket and baggage check. Under normal circumstances, the carrier should collect checked baggage when the flight leaves the station. If a group passenger has too much luggage or needs to check it in advance for other reasons, the time and place for collection and transportation can be agreed with the passenger.
The carrier shall affix a luggage tag to each piece of luggage checked by a passenger and give the tag to the passenger. Self-care baggage approved by the carrier should be weighed together with the checked baggage, and then taken into the cabin by the passenger for self-care. The baggage should have a self-care baggage tag attached to it. Items that are not baggage must be checked as cargo and cannot be checked as baggage.
Passengers Article 40 If the aircraft capacity permits, excess baggage should be transported on the same aircraft as the passengers. Passengers should pay an overweight baggage fee, which is calculated at 1.5% of the economy class fare per kilogram, and the amount is in yuan.
Source: Civil Aviation Administration of China - Announcement on the "Regulations on Carrying Power Banks for Civil Aviation Passengers".
3. How much cosmetics can you bring back from Japan?
In terms of weight, domestic airlines only allow 20kg to be checked in and 5kg to be carried in economy class. If it is business class or first class, the checked baggage can be increased by 10 or 20 kilograms accordingly, and the carry-on baggage can still be 5 kilograms. If there is anything, such as cosmetics, cameras, etc. As long as you can carry it freely within the above weight range, if you carry too much, you need to pay the corresponding tax and 17% VA
However, few airport customs personnel will check every guest's luggage.
Don't write it on the declaration form, just hide the items in your luggage.
It’s just a fluke, mainly relying on self-awareness.
4. How much cosmetics can you bring back to China from Japan?
The current date is November 6, 2019.
According to Chinese regulations so far, international express mail sent from Japan to mainland China needs to pay tax on items with a form price of more than 1,000 yuan. In other words, based on today's U.S. exchange rates, you don't have to pay tax if you mail something less than fifteen thousand yen.
For insurance purposes, it is recommended that the amount in the form be controlled within 12,000 yen when international exchange rates fluctuate frequently.
As for the declared value, generally the EMS box sent by Japan Post will not be checked.
In addition, there are regulations prohibiting express delivery of cosmetics. More specifically, the mailing of cosmetics containing alcohol is prohibited. Nail polish, sunscreen, perfume, etc. Also on the embargo list. If found, the courier will be returned without exception, so please don't get too lucky.
Once the express delivery is returned, the post office will notify you through the contact information written on the express delivery form to go to the nearest post office to pick up the package or rearrange the package.
When the package is picked up, the express fee you paid will be remitted to the account you designated. If you are rearranging a package, you can do so immediately upon receipt or redelivery after removing prohibited items. If the weight of the resent package does not exceed the previous weight, no other procedures are required. Just give the package to the post office worker. If it exceeds, you will need to make up the difference.
5. How many things can you bring with you when traveling to Japan
Japan Travel Notes
1. Things to note when entering Japan:
Personal belongings to carry with you Only a verbal declaration is required. Personal items carried by passengers that are deemed by customs officials to be reasonable in content and quantity will not be taxed. Duty-free items and their limits are: 500 grams of tobacco; 400 cigarettes or 100 cigars; 3 bottles of wine (760cc); two ounces of perfume. In addition to the above-mentioned tax-free products, if the actual total price of the purchased goods does not exceed 200,000 yen, no tax is required.
2. Time difference: The time difference between China and Japan is 1 hour. For example, 9 am Beijing time is 10 am Japan time.
3. Currency:
Japan’s currency unit is the yen, and its coins are divided into six types: 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 10 yuan, 50 yuan, 100 yuan, and 500 yuan. There are six types of banknotes: 1,000 yuan, 2,000 yuan, 5,000 yuan, and 10,000 yuan. The current interest rate is that 1 yuan of RMB is equivalent to 13 yen; one US dollar is equivalent to about 110 yen; currency exchange should be carried out at foreign currency exchange banks, hotels or other legal currency exchange places.
4. Climate: Japan has four distinct seasons, each with its own characteristics.
Spring (March-May): Dress lightly, but you can also bring a few sweaters.
Summer (June-August): The temperature is high, please pay attention to precautions and bring an umbrella.
Autumn (September-November): It’s a good time to go to Japan, and the clothes are similar to those in spring.
Winter (December-February): Although the south is warm, you still need to bring coats and sweaters.
The recent temperature in Japan: 25 degrees.
5. Voltage:
The voltage in Japan is almost 100 volts. Many hotel voltage equipment can be used at the same time; 10 and 220 volts, allowing passengers to use electric shavers, hair dryers and other appliances at will.
6. International calls;
To make international calls, please dial the following numbers first: 001 (KDD), 0041 (ITJ) or 0061 (International Data Center). For example, dial the Beijing phone number 0010108610 directly from Japan;
There are public telephones almost everywhere, which is very convenient. The yellow and green phones use 10 and 100 yen coins, the red phone only uses 10 yen coins, and the green phone can also use calling cards. The area codes are Tokyo 03, Osaka 06, Nagoya 052, Kyoto 075, Yokohama 045 and Narita 0476. There is a high service fee for making international calls from a hotel room. It is recommended to use a calling card. Phone cards can be purchased at vending machines.
7. Drinking water: Japan’s tap water can be drunk directly and is absolutely safe.
8. Hotel: Japanese hotels generally have toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, body soap, slippers, etc.
In principle, Japanese hotels do not require tipping.
9. Property custody:
Japan is a country with good security, but please do not bring valuables with you when sightseeing. It is recommended to store valuables such as passports, jewelry, cash, etc. t
No free movement is allowed on the itinerary to Japan. Please come with us if you have time after the tour. Try not to go alone or to secluded places.
1. Etiquette and habits that should be noted: When riding an escalator, you should stand on the left side and give your right side to people on the road. When you meet someone for the first time in the morning, you should say: Good morning; when you leave in the evening, say: Thank you.
12. Instructions for staying in Japanese hotels:
The tatami room in Japanese hotels is a room for four people. (A bungalow is a room for two people) It is a living room during the day and a bedroom at night. The hotel staff will prepare special bedding for you. Japanese-style hotels are equipped with slippers and yukata, and guests can change into yukata immediately after check-in and enter anywhere in the hotel. The way to wear a bathrobe is to put the left side on the right side.
13. Instructions for soaking in hot springs:
You can enjoy the hotel's spa and sauna for free when you stay in a spa hotel. Japanese hotels are generally divided into men's baths and women's baths. Sometimes it changes position. Various hot springs are very effective in treating muscle soreness, back pain and other diseases and beauty treatments. Before soaking in a hot spring, you should rinse your body in the shower and then take a bath. The temperature of the hot spring is very high, so don't soak for too long, about 10 minutes each time. Drunk people, patients with heart disease and the infirm are prohibited from bathing. Otherwise, you will suffer the consequences.
14. Shopping:
When you purchase goods over 10,000 yen in a large shopping mall on the same day, you can get a 5% refund with your passport.
Taxes. Tax refunds will be processed at the tax refund counters of shopping malls. Same day tax refund. Please consult your local tour guide for specific tax refund methods.
15. Please arrive at the airport at least 2 hours in advance for international flights.
6. How many sets of cosmetics can you bring when traveling to Japan?
Skin care products are not special taxable goods. General goods above 5,000 RMB will require additional foreign taxes.
However, for some personal use, it is not included. If you use it yourself, you can throw away the outer packaging after buying it. When checking, you can say this is your usual usage.
7. What do you need to bring to Japan?
Plots are divided into three categories: air parcels, air parcels, and land parcels. The fastest flight time is about 7 to 10 days. Air and water transportation take approximately 7 to 20 days to arrive. It takes about 30 to 40 days by land and water. Air freight, sea freight, ship freight, air freight. Sea transportation, land transportation, air transportation, land transportation, use the surplus power of aviation, that is, through the predetermined location, after arrival, in the destination country. Of course, the fastest service to Japan Post is international EMS, which generally takes two to five days to arrive. China Post now has direct cargo flights to Japan. Very fast. Moreover, Japan Post’s EMS service is very good. The package will definitely be delivered to your home within 20 hours after customs clearance in Japan.
From 2010 to 2010, the most popular Japanese tourist destinations for Chinese tourists were Nara, Japan and Tokyo, Japan, which are very famous tourist cities among Internet celebrities. If you want to go to Japan to enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms, you must go to Nara and Tokyo, which are the kingdoms of cherry blossoms.
And there are many places of interest in Japan that are very similar to those in China. They not only have our country's architectural style, but also embody a session in Japan. When traveling to Japan, it is inevitable to taste authentic Japanese food, have a drink at a local izakaya, put on a kimono, and enjoy life.
For Chinese people who love shopping, shopping is inevitable when traveling to Japan. Many tourists from China will buy a lot of unnecessary things after going to Japan, and then take them back home in large and small bags, but they are of no use afterwards, which is a complete waste of money.
So, what should you buy when traveling to Japan? If so, what should I buy? Next, I will introduce to you some things that you must buy when traveling to Japan. Don't miss them when you go there.
First place: Japanese cosmetics
Japanese cosmetics are world-famous. Best of all, they are highly effective, cost-effective and affordable. In duty-free shops in Japan and the United States, you can see many big-name cosmetics, which are much cheaper than those purchased in China. Many purchasing agents go to Japanese drugstores to buy things and then bring them back home to sell. So when traveling to Japan, you must buy more Japanese skin care products.
Second place: Japanese chocolate
Many friends like to eat sweet chocolate, but chocolate is generally more expensive. When traveling in Japan, tourists can see a lot of Japanese chocolates, which taste sweet, are exquisitely packaged, and look high-end. You can buy some to take home to your relatives and friends.
Third: Apple mobile phone
The price of Apple mobile phones is very expensive in China, but everyone buys Apple very cheaply. American mobile phones in Japan are 2/3 cheaper than in China. The price is exciting. Many purchasing agents buy mobile phones in Japan and then bring them back to China for sale.
Travel tips: 1: Never make impulse purchases while traveling. 2: Don’t buy products you don’t need. 3. Be sure to consume rationally.
8. You can only bring a few sets of cosmetics when traveling to Japan. Now
Passports, air tickets, and oil pens must be carried with you. Nothing difficult.
My memory seems to be the exit card and the health quarantine card. In addition, you must fill out an immigration card when entering Japan.
After arriving at the airport: The first step is to arrive at the airport two and a half hours ago, check in, and check in your luggage.
What you need to prepare: passport, air ticket.
It is important to send all the baggage out as much as possible. There are many things not to take with you that will be confiscated if caught during a security check.
The second step is to go through the security check.
Usually I just check my belongings. Don't bring prohibited items. (Including lotion, nail clippers, CDs, etc.).
Generally, there is no physical examination. If you don't have a fever, no problem.
The third step is to leave the country.
What you need: Passport, boarding pass (given to you when checking in), completed exit form (there is a form nearby), and then board the plane. When you're on the plane, the flight attendant will hand you a checklist of what you'll need when entering the country.
You can fill it out on the plane. Don't worry if you don't and I don't understand. Someone will mail the form at the immigration counter at the Japanese airport.
(There is a form specifically for Chinese people, no problem filling it out.) When you enter the country, you will be asked some simple questions, such as what you are doing here.
If you are an employed resident, you basically won’t ask.
If you are on a business trip and have a business visa, you'd better show him the business card of another company.
Generally no problem.
(By the way, you now have to take photos and fingerprints when entering Japan. The specific method will be shown at the airport. Don’t worry about whether there is a Chinese explanation.) In short, relax, it’s not as complicated as you think. It's very simple. I wish you happy work. ~~Looking forward to satisfaction~~