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Brought back from Japan

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#1
  • Food
  • 2022/12/27 17:48

I live in Japan and would like to bring back food from Japan.
I think there are restrictions on meat
so I would like to bring back sashimi or something that I can eat right away.
I have never done this before, so I would appreciate it if someone with experience could tell me how they did it.
Do you freeze it or
is it hand luggage, etc.? I will bring frozen, but
regular too, etc.
I have had my luggage confiscated many times
and I would like to avoid confiscation.
Thank you very much.

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#2

You can bring back things from the sea. And strawberries.
Sashimi and raw fish are frozen. Other than that, I think you need to put refrigerant in the bag to keep it cool. I have never brought anything other than frozen for safety reasons. I always bring them in-cabin. Dried foods are put in checked baggage. What have you had sent to you that has been confiscated You just have to be careful with that.

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#3
  • さしみ
  • 2022/12/28 (Wed) 17:06
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Bringing sashimi from Japan is time-consuming, less fresh, and will cause trouble when you enter the country.

It is better to buy from Nijya.

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#4
  • TV
  • 2022/12/28 (Wed) 18:30
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Sashimi can also be purchased in Hawaii.

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#5
  • かすみ草
  • 2023/01/05 (Thu) 11:59
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Sorry to jump on your bandwagon …
I heard that it is possible to bring back chicken soup stock, waver and consomme from Japan.

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