Time Machine? (donno still open or not), XL-Shop?

1. They ship in brown box with very simple description on delivery docket. I don't know how much more innocent you want.

2. Should be alright as long as the size and value doesn't arouse suspicion.

Pornography, and child pornography are huge no-nos, that much is for certain. I was wondering if H-materials are considered as.

Well technically, they *are*, but still.

Just for reference, I purchased Steins;Gate (the officially translated physical copy) from J-list , Fate/Zero Blu-Ray box collection from Rightstuf, and a shirt from a certain website which name begins with the letter F. I had no problems with those, but of course none of these are of offensive nature.

I however, did brought back a luggage stuffed with doujinshi during one of my trips to Tokyo, both perfectly SFW and NSFW ones. Went scarily swimmingly.

Guess I was pretty lucky with my luggage as written above. If they do discover my stuff, do I lose any hope of getting them all back?

1. I was thinking more along the lines of actually switching the jacket of the book with something safer. The jackets are unfortunate casualties, as long as I get the actual stuff safely.

2. Hm. Would a box stuffed to the brims with thin A4 books (like 10-20 pages thick) be suspicious? As for value, you mean the price of each individual book? They cost around 800-1000 yen each. It's been a while, but I remember plonking down several 10000 yen notes in one transaction.

This post has been edited by dis0rd3h: Dec 11 2014, 02:02 PM

if they discover/confiscate it's gone.

unless you use certain *coughmethodscough* and being successful at that.

i think is XL shop

I don't think custom will be so childish, either songlap or confiscation or fine

So far i have online purchase sex toy like tenga etc, the heaviest toy is a 2kg Silicon Oppai, no problem also maybe i'm lucky
I also bring the sex doll myself in my check in luggage when my trip to akihabara, also no problem

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