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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Bring into Japan such as Tylenol, Asprin, Claritin, Tums, Ibuprofen, Advil, and generic version.However, medications such as Claritin D, which contains Pseudoephedrine, are strictly forbidden. I doubt you would be arrested for it if you were at the airport as long as it is its commercial packaging.Illegal Drugs Opioids, marijuana, certain narcotics, cannabis oils are especially forbidden! These types of drugs could land you in prison, deported, and/or never allowed reentry into Japan, ever again. Japan has some harsh laws on drugs. Typical Poster on the Dangers of DrugsLet’s be clear. You may think marijuana is ok because it is legal in your country or state, but not in Japan. Getting busted can lead to prison and career failure. Hypothetical Situation: Say your best friend decides to mail you some THC-infused goods to your place abroad. Well, the police will find out through the postal service, and they will track you down to your place of residence for arrest, even if none of it was your fault. There is no potential legalization of MJ insight in Japan. It is best to realize the strictness of Japanese laws before coming. Buying Medication in JapanJapan is great for buying medication(s)! You can get a similar, generic, or exact brand of the drug you want in Japan for a very affordable price. “Drugstores”/ CVS type stores are everywhere in Japan; however, they do not offer prescription medications. These stores only offer over-the-counter medicines. They also offer skincare products, drinks, snacks, and household products. Over-the-Counter (OTC) MedicationA variety of OTC is available in Japan; some of these drugs are the exact same brands from your own country. Let’s look at Tylenol. It’s the same drug, but the packaging is a bit different, and the amount is less. It also might cost slightly more than
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